DesignWhere the Sony Xperia P starts its assault is with its design. It’s smart andsleek yet quirky too. It has the same overall vibe as theXperia S, with the Xperia line’s signature features of the curved back, pointy corners and the clear strip running through the bottom section. But while we felt the S fell short of expectations the P actually exceeds them.
This is for two reasons. The first is it uses a more premium looking and feeling metal back, and the second is that our expectations aremarkedly lower to start with, this beinga mid-range handset after all.The design isn’t perfect though. One thing we didn’t like about the Xperia S that the Xperia P hasn’t managed to fixis the bitty look and feel. The screen has an unsightly lip around it, the frontfacing camera really stands out and thepathetic flap that covers the SIM slot lets the side down. Nonetheless, overall the Xperia P is a handset we’d happily be seen with.
But the battery is very poor. even we canot extend one day at minimal usage.