The Sony Xperia Z5 is a fully-fledged flagship update, wiping away the Xperia Z3+ that was released a few months previously as something of a stop gap.
The Xperia Z5 brings Sony up-to-date in terms of hardware, but really pushes changes in the camera, with a new 23-megapixel sensor. It's a good performer too, but is hampered by slow software, making the experience a little lacklustre.
There is plenty of power, as well as the that Sony is known for, although the design is pretty similar to the previous devices in the Xperia Zfamily and hasn't seen much change. By current standards, as a flagship, the design isn't quite as premium as you'll find elsewhere.
This is a handset packed full of tech, as well as plenty of customisation from.But in a world where less is starting to feel like more, this update is overshadowed by more exciting rivals, with Sony's software being the biggest bugbear. That can be improved with app substitution, but as it is, the Z5 feels like it needs plenty of updating before it matches the upper echelons.
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