This is Sony's entry into the 10-inch tablet arena, which faces Google Nexus 10 and iPad 4. Its screen with a resolution of 1,920 x 1,200 pixels is scarce at both, but its trump card is just like Sony XPERIA the phone is waterproof and dustproof up to a meter for 30 minutes. Is it enough to turn the tide in his favor?
Sony XPERIA Tablet Z – Design:
What matters is that the water resistance of the Sony XPERIA Tablet Z is not at the expense of style or wearability. On the contrary, at 495g, its 108g less than a Nexus 10 and 167g lighter than an iPad 4. It makes a big difference, so the Sony XPERIA Tablet Z can be held comfortably in one hand for a long time. It's also incredibly slim – just 7.2mm all around – while the black design of the Sony XPERIA Tablet Z gives it a sleek, imposing, and unique look. Its size and 16:10 aspect ratio are a bit uncomfortable for books (albeit better than 16: 9 tablets), but it's perfect for games, videos, and surfing the web. It's just a shame that it does not feel as good as it looks. The Sony XPERIA Tablet Z does not feel cheap, but it does not have the first-class, smooth feel of an iPad or even the Microsoft Surface Pro. Its soft, comfortable feel collects greasy fingerprints like a tourist gets cheap jewelry. In addition, any downward pressure on the screen results in an alarming distortion.
The water resistance also requires that each port (micro SD, micro USB and SIM) be hidden behind a fiddly port. Not a major mistake, but still an annoying mistake, especially as the water resistance is more of a “nice to have” than a “must”. Ultimately, the design of Sony is definitely a step above the usual Android tablet price, especially the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1. However, it costs as much as an iPad 4 and does not look that way.
Sony XPERIA Table Z – Screen and Sound Quality:
However, the screen of the Sony XPERIA Tablet Z is more than usual. Colors are rich, vibrant and sometimes breathtaking. Sony has clearly set the screen to strong colors, not true accuracy. However, this is no reason for a real complaint. The only reason for a break is that the resolution of 1,920 x 1,200, while being remarkably sharp, lags behind the “retina” sharpness of the iPad 4's 2,048 x 1,536 or the stunningly sharp 2,560 x 1,600 screen of the iPad 4, In more comparable numbers, the Nexus 10 tops the list at 300 pixels per inch (ppi), followed by the 264 ppi iPad 4 and the Sony's 224 ppi. It is not a problem to lose your sleep, but the fact that the Nexus 10 is 80 euros cheaper may be a bargain.
For the speakers of the Sony XPERIA Tablet Z, this is a case where two of something do not lead to a better result. The XPERIA Tablet Z's speakers are passable, but for the most part they are dingy and inaccurate. The dialogue is unclear and by default they are too quiet. Sony has a volume control software mode that sounds horrible. Even the mono speaker of the iPad is better. The only quality of salvation is that they are difficult to block as they protrude from the bottom and side edges.
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