Sony Xperia L4

Sony Xperia L4

The Sony Xperia L4 is a budget smartphone from Sony that was announced in February 2020. For a reasonable price, you'll get a device with good specifications. It features a large screen with a size of 6.2 inch and a battery that lasts all day long.

On the back, you'll find three cameras that each have their own function. The 64GB of storage capacity can be expanded with a memory card. It is suitable for everyday tasks like WhatsApp, internet, social media, and YouTube. The L4 is available in black and blue.

Large display with long screen ratio

With a size of 6.2 inch, the screen is large. The 21:9 screen ratio makes the device more elongated then other models. Films are recorded in this ratio, so you won't see any black bars when you're watching your favourite Netflix movie!

Triple camera setup

The back of this smartphone comes equipped with three cameras that each have a different function. The main camera has a 13-megapixel resolution. You can use the wide-angle lens to capture wider subjects like sports games and groups of people. The third camera is a depth lens.

You can take portrait photos with a cool bokeh effect: the subject is sharp while the background becomes blurry. It looks very professional! The front comes with an 8-megapixel selfie camera that's located in a notch at the top of the screen.

64GB of expandable memory

This Sony phone gives you 64GB of storage space to use. It's more than enough for most people, as it stores a lot of apps and files. If it's not enough, you can use a microSD card to add extra space.

Enough battery to last an entire day

The battery in this device has a capacity of 3580mAh. That's enough to get through an entire day without charging halfway through. It supports fast charging, so if it does drain, it'll be fully charged again in no time.

Android 9 Pie operating system

This Xperia L4 runs on Android 9 Pie. It gives you access to all Google services like Maps and the Play Store. Sony has added their own version of the operating system. This makes the menus look slightly different than in a clean Android version.