Sony launches the Sony Xperia Pro, which is priced at $ 2,500

 

Sony just launched the Sony Xperia Pro in the US with a price tag of $ 2,500. It's not a foldable phone to justify this price. It is a "high-end" smartphone with a slightly strange design and special features that we cannot find on other Android devices. The first summary that we can clarify is that this phone is ridiculous due to its high price.

This Xperia Pro was announced some time ago and is now released in the US as one of the few countries where it will be available. Sony will not sell this phone in other markets, as it appears to be aimed at the United States and Japan.

What distinguishes this device? It has some things that make it a unique phone, firstly it features a more robust design and an HDMI D port for you to connect it to Sony cameras. Yes, the main advantage is that this phone can become a screen for your Sony camera.

The key to this feature is the speed provided by the HDMI D port, with which you can transfer video in high definition with minimal delay. It's a great feature for users who use their camera professionally, but it's very unlikely that any of these users would want to pay $ 2,500 for something like this.

The rest of the device is almost identical to what the Xperia 1 II has to offer. Yes, even the processor and its Android version. Can you imagine that the manufacturer launches a $ 2,500 mobile phone in 2021 with Snapdragon 865 and Android 10? This is exactly what Sony has done with the Xperia Pro.

But, strangest of all, the phone does not even have an HDMI cable to connect to the camera. You have to purchase it separately. 

A professional photographer can buy a Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra with a 512GB capacity and HD screen for his camera and he will still have money to save. We don't know why Sony decided to sell the Xperia Pro for $ 2,500, as it is much higher than its true value.