The Newly Launched Sony Xperia Z3 is Compatible to Sony PS4 Remote Play

It has been just six months since the time Sony released its smartphone Xperia Z2, which was quite a hit among the users. Now the company has released its successor Sony Xperia Z3. Though the latest gadget is not exactly an update version of Xperia Z2, but it surely offers a line of improved aspects.

Xperia Z3 was released along with the Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact and the mini-phone, the Xperia Z3 Compact. The most recent gallery of smartphones comes in different colours and those are black, copper-gold, silver-green and basic white.

If compared with its predecessor Xperia Z2, the latest device has a rather smaller profile but is equipped with a superior camera and is compatible to Remote Play Sony PS4.

There is actually no reason for the users of Xperia Z2 to see the new launch as something great as compared to the device they are using except for its PS4 Remote Play compatibility feature. This may be a good enough reason for Sony to look forward to launching a Z4 after a few months loaded with some extra features that would lure users to invest in it.


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