It's also slightly heavier at 154g, although you'll struggle to notice the extra weight compared to the marginally lighter Samsung Galaxy S6 or iPhone 6s. The Sony Xperia Z5 is outwardly similar to the Z3+, sharing the same length and width, but the new phone is 0.4mm thicker at 7.3mm. The Z5 Compact has a smaller 4.6-inch screen and a reduced price of £429/$500, or there's the bigger 5.5-inch Xperia Z5 Premium which boasts a 4K screen resolution and can be had for around £629/$700. The Sony Xperia Z5 is available sim-free for £549/$600, but it also has two sister phones available at different price points. Finally, there's a new fingerprint sensor, and the Z5 retains the same IP68 water and dust resistance rating of the Z3+.
You also get 3GB RAM and 32GB of on-board storage, whilst Micro SD expandability enables you to add up to 200GB of extra storage capacity. Autofocussing speed has also been improved with the addition of a new Hybrid AF system featuring phase detection AF for focussing speeds as fast as 0.03 seconds. Out goes the 20MP sensor and 25mm-equivalent lens from the Z3+, replaced in the Z5 by a 23MP chip paired with a 24mm-equivalent f/2.0 lens. The new model shares the same 5.2-inch, 1080 x 1920 screen as its predecessor, but the camera module is new. The Sony Xperia Z5 was announced in September 2015 and replaces the Xperia Z3+ as the company's flagship smartphone.
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