The Xperia X from Sony has plenty of enviable elements, but a R12 000 price tag (32 GB) means it's not the best value for money option available at the moment. Sony Xperia X.

Fitted with a superb 4K display and 23 MP camera, the Z5 Premium has many enviable elements, but falls just shy of being the go-to 5.5" flagship phablet. Sony Xperia Z5 Premium.

The Sony Xperia Z5 has all the key elements of a great flagship smartphone, but falters ever so slightly as a whole. Sony Xperia Z5.

A mid-range smartphone that surprises and intrigues, the Xperia M5 serves up a great display and camera combo that is an undoubted feather in Sony's cap. Sony Xperia M5.

Perhaps the unsung hero of Sony's new Xperia Z5 trio of devices, the Z5 Compact packs plenty of power despite its smaller packaging. Sony Xperia Z5 Compact.

Much like a Swiss Army knife, the new Xperia M4 Aqua from Sony proves useful in a variety of scenarios, all while ticking the boxes needed for a mid-range smartphone. Sony Xperia M4 Aqua.

Continuing its assault on the entry-level to mid-range market, Sony's Xperia E4 is a solid offering. It's biggest competition however, is its yet-to-debut LTE-sporting brother. Sony Xperia E4.

Sony has been in the smartwatch game longer than most, and the SmartWatch 3 is their latest offering. It ticks all the necessary boxes, but fails to separate itself from the competition. Quick Review - Sony SmartWatch 3.

Sony's lineup of flagship devices have always proved consistent performers, with the Xperia Z3 being no exception. Quick Review: Sony Xperia Z3.

We've been noticeably impressed with Sony's range of Xperia Smartphones of late, now to see how its tablets fare as an Android-powered alternative to the iPad. Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet.