Sony Xperia M2 Pro Reviews

In conclusion, the Xperia M2 is one truly inconsistent, bipolar device. On one hand, you have an attractive design, adequate processing power, and record-setting battery life. On the other, the display is mediocre, the camera: poor, and call quality isdownright unacceptable. What's worse, the Xperia M2 is just too expensive. At the time of this writing, the M2 can be had for about $300 in the States, but, in Europe and India, the price ranges from $330 to the whopping $400. This exposes this new Sony mid-ranger to quite some competition. For one, both the Motorola Moto X and Google Nexus 5 can be had for the equivalent of about $50 more. This isn't a negligible sum, sure, but the gains are just massive. You're getting a better display with both devices, more processing might, vastly superior imaging, and quick updates to the latest version of Android. Even the slightly bigger Samsung Galaxy Grand 2 will strike you a better deal, at least if you're looking for a larger-screened mid-ranger.