Interface and reliability • Runs Android 8 Oreo, the latest version of Google's OS • Relatively stock Android, with a light Sony skin and some bloatware The Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra runs Android 8 Oreo, the latest version of Google's operating system, ensuring that the phone is up to date straight out the box. Sony has applied its own interface skin to Android, which slightly alters the look and operation of some areas of the operating system, but it’s not heavy handed and it's still easy to use. A couple of the key tweaks are in the app drawer, where Sony has opted for a horizontally scrolling list of apps when Google and the majority of the Android phone manufacturers have now adopted a vertically scrolling list. Sony has also added a recommended apps tab to the panel to the left of the app drawer, with suggestions based on your usage habits. We found this a little redundant, but it does stay out of the way so it’s not a big issue. Sony's Android overlay is light, giving you a relatively pure Android experience Something that's slightly more irritating are the additional applications that come pre-installed on the Xperia XA2 Ultra.

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On top of Google's suite of applications – which for many manufacturers are sufficient – Sony has added its own music, album, and video apps, along with the Playstation, Xperia Lounge, Kobo Books, Amazon Shopping, Prime Video and Kindle apps. What makes the inclusion of these apps more annoying is the fact you can't uninstall them; you can 'disable' them, which hides them from view, but they're still taking up some storage. Our bloatware grumble aside, the Xperia XA2 Ultra works like pretty much any other Android phone, and if you're already familiar with the operating system you’re unlikely to have any real issues here. Ediabas inpa. The XA2 Ultra does come with a number of pre-installed apps that can be disabled, but not uninstalled Music, movies and gaming • Large screen is great for movies, TV and gaming • Headphone jack will please corded fans The Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra comes with 32GB of storage, although around 17GB is already in use by the system out-of-the-box, leaving you with roughly 15GB to play with.

If you download a lot of music and videos, you may need to utilize the microSD slot included on the XA2 Ultra, which can support cards up to 256GB in size. As we've already mentioned, the large 6-inch Full HD display on the Xperia XA2 Ultra lends itself very well to watching video and gaming. You get four preinstalled video apps on the XA2 Ultra, with Google Play TV & Movies and YouTube joined by Sony's own video app and Amazon’s Prime Video.