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Sony Xperia Z6

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The Phone will came after Z5, The sony Xperia Z6 smartphone will be Extreme powerful. And Sony will try hard to make the phone best from all The smartphones In market. The Best Upcoming Smartphone will come in various variants as per the new rumours like Sony Xperia Z6 other variant Sony Xperia Z6 Compact and also the Sony Xperia Z6 Ultra .
Xperia-Z5-concept-specs
  1. Qualcomm 820 chipset or true Octa-Core chip 3GHz+ processor
  2. 4 or 5 GB RAM
  3. 5 inches of 4K resolution display
  4. 27MP rotator camera sensor
  5. Touch ID or fingerprint sensor and Also with a retina scanner
  6. 128GB on-board storage memory
  7. Waterproof, dustproof and also shockproof
  8. Fast charging battery which charge very soon
  9. sporting full 4K screen
  10. The new Type-C USB port
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