Renders show Sony Xperia 10 III without major design changes

Renders of what would become the Sony Xperia 10 III have appeared. The midrange smartphone shows few changes in design compared to its predecessor. Sony would like to present the phone in the short term.

The renders of OnLeaks on Voice show that the phone, like the previous generation, has a 21:9 screen, presumably an OLED screen with a resolution of 2520×1080 pixels. At 15.4×6.8cm, it is approximately the same size as the previous Xperia 10 and slightly thicker at 8.3mm.

Previous information suggests that Sony is equipping the phone with a Snapdragon 690-soc from Qualcomm, instead of a previous-generation Snapdragon 665. As a result, he may also have access to 5G. Many midrange smartphones now support the new generation of mobile network.

The phone also has an uninterrupted screen: Sony continues to opt for a symmetrical border above and below, instead of a hole in the screen as with many other phones. This also leaves room for two speakers at the front. At the top is a 3.5mm jack. Sony announced the previous two Xperia 10 phones in February. It is obvious that the Japanese manufacturer will now do so again.