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Protections, cases, pouches and covers for Sony Xperia XA Ultra

Noreve to fill in its weaknesses

If the fairly heavy weight of the XA Ultra gives an impression of strength, this could cause the device to fall. Before the irreparable happens, having a Noreve protective cover is necessary. Noreve covers are custom designed to cover your entire screen and protect it from shocks and cracks. They also offer you a better handling thanks to its leather coating that provides a better grip. A Noreve sleeve would also fill in the absence of waterproofness on this smartphone. If it cannot plunge into the water, it will not fear splashing. In addition to its strength and efficiency, Noreve is also renowned for the visual quality of its products, thanks particularly to an impeccable finish that offers unmatched natural elegance.

Be the owner of a unique Xperia XA Ultra thanks to Noreve

Thanks to its experience, Noreve is above all listening to its customers in order to meet all their needs and thus offer maximum satisfaction. Noreve offers its customers the possibility to customise their cover to their liking. To protect your Xperia XA Ultra, you will have the choice between a cover vertical flap cover and one with wallet-style horizontal flap. Once you have made your choice, you will also be able to select their colour and texture, both for the inner and outer coating. Thanks to Noreve, not only will you be able to fully enjoy your XA Ultra in total piece of mind, but it will then be designed in your image.

Sony Xperia XA Ultra, the selfie smartphone, but not only that

From the beginning of 2016, Sony has gradually moved away from the high-end exclusivity with the Z-range, launching a more inclusive X-series. In May 2016 the Xperia XA Ultra is released, powered by Android 6.0.1, and which is since then available for 7.0 update. The XA Ultra is equipped with an IPS LCD screen of 6 inches displaying at 1080 x 1920 pixels. This mid-range Sony smartphone is backed by an octa-core Mediatek MT6755 Helio P10 processor, with 3 GB of RAM. It has a storage capacity of 16 GB expandable up to 256 GB with the help of a micro SD card. If the rear camera displays a resolution of 21.5 megapixels and a f/2.2 aperture, it is less powerful in low light than the one installed at the front of the device, which offers 16 megapixels and f/2.0 aperture.

A mid-range smartphone that is surprising, but mid-range anyway

By comparing flagship ones with cheaper mid-range smartphones, we will tend to think we know in which areas compromises have been made. Unlike most of these phones, the Xperia XA Ultra will surprise you pleasantly. Indeed, it avoids the typical traps carried out during the distillation of a flagship one. Its 6-inch screen is a blend of glass and solidly built metal. Surprisingly, it also offers a front camera of 16 megapixels, which its predecessors could not offer. Other strength of the XA Ultra is the battery life. This one can easily last an entire day in average use, although it could have been even bigger. Of course, this is not without its share of minor defects. The XA Ultra does not have a fingerprint reader, and does not offer any resistance to water also. Moreover, its wide screen that flirts with the edges of the phone is more prone to shock, combined with the fairly substantial weight of the device, which could cause falls.