The micro HDMI port on the Xperia Pro is capable of delivering up to 3840x2160 60p video at 4:2:2 8bit color, which is a step down from the full-sized HDMI on, say, a Sony A7S III mirrorless ...

One important feature that seems to get the attention of professionals is Xperia Pro’s HDMI port. With its HDMI port, you can use your Xperia Pro as an external camera monitor. This means that rather ...

The Xperia Pro, Sony’s first smartphone with 5G in the US, is launching today for $2,499.99. Sony is targeting the device at professional users, who it hopes will use its HDMI input to turn it ...

The Pro is essentially an Xperia 1 II repackaged into a new and bigger body, complete with a micro-HDMI port and a USB-C port. The back and the sides of the phone are covered by what seems like a ...

The Xperia Pro is essentially an Xperia 1 II repackaged into a new slightly bigger body with the addition of a micro-HDMI port. It looks unabashedly plain and utilitarian, which is appropriate for ...

The Xperia Pro's HDMI input can also be used to transform the smartphone into a 6.5 ... Xperia Pro. The Xperia Pro's USB-C port is not only used for charging but also to enhance the speed ...

Plus, as an Android phone, the Xperia Pro doesn't seem very good. It has last year's SoC, the Snapdragon 865, instead of the Snapdragon 888, an unforgivable problem when you're charging $2,500.

The Xperia Pro sells for $2,499.99, and is available through Sony Authorized Retailers now. Mounts, HDMI cables, and other equipment cost extra. Get Our Best Stories!

However, unlike that other model, the Xperia Pro will support high-speed mmWave 5G tech and pack a very unusual feature on a smartphone these days: an HDMI port. Home; News. Google I/O 2025; ...

Sony has launched a new Xperia phone – but with the ability to act as an external monitor for a camera, 5G connectivity, a mini-HDMI port and a hefty price tag, the Xperia Pro is very different ...

Sony’s new phone can connect to your HDMI port via a type-D connection, ... Sony’s Xperia Pro also packs a 4,000mAh battery, which isn’t tiny, but it’s not the biggest, either.

The Xperia Pro transfers footage over HDMI at up to 4K 60fps 10bit HDR (QFHD), while its 5G capabilities allow it to livestream camera footage up to YouTube at 720p resolution.