It's all working it just needs a sim card tray it's a ...Great little phone..
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
fits perfectly - looks good and delivery was quick
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
one of the best purchases made
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
It's a ...good-looking handset, with Sony's dynamic curve design that gives it a distinctive arcing shape. It's not especially slim at 10mm but that curve makes it seem thinner than it is. Top and bottom have an unusual looking slant to them too, which shows off the metallic strip that runs all the way around the handset. At the bottom there's also a rather attractive LED effect that pulses when you receive alerts. On paper, the 4.3-inch touchscreen sounds like a step too far down towards budget level, with a resolution of 854x480 pixels -- well below the Xperia Z's full HD 1,920x1,080. At 228ppi it has roughly half the pixel density of the Xperia Z, and even behind some midprice rivals like the Google Nexus 4 (320ppi). But while it's perhaps lacking a bit in detail, it still manages to deliver rich and vibrant colours with good contrast that show off movies to good effect. Conclusion The Sony Xperia L is far from the cutting edge of smartphone development, but it's a good looking, solidly built low to midrange device with a decent screen and a pretty good camera. The processor is a little lacking, and it's a shame it's not running the latest version of Android but it's a solidly capable handset for the money.
I bought the phone for my daughter as a Xmas presen...t and she loves it though the option to take on product cover would have also been good as on 28th December due to high winds the car door was caught and nudged the phone out of daughters hand resulting in a cracked screen though doesn't impede the overall functionality of the mobile in any way as it was down the edge other than that great value for the money and would purchase another phone in the near future
