I bought for my gf.. I tested everything and let her play..games like asphalt 8 play no problem for the xperia c, and data can move to real sd card which other phone can't do it.. Met probably due to mediatek processor?! Not sure.. Don't worry about the memory storage.. My gf mainly is just fb, line,whatsapp like that only.. And important is dual sim. I gave her 1 sub SIM card for unlimited data, so dual sim is main point.. Same size as xperia z, longer than my ZL a little bit, 0.6cm like that. Overall ok for her..

Put game to high graphics but it's still ok.. Not bad d.. Rm899 in market price everywhere I believe..

Recommend only if u really need dual sim. If not, add on few hundred to get ZL for best deal.. Better processor and 2gb ram.. Plus a lot of better..

based on my gf, battery life is average.. i dunno more, coz after first day setup whole phone then pass to her ady.. but she very like it la..

Bought this phone today as a gift. So far quite ok. Not expecting much considering the price and spec.

Pro
- Big screen with decent UI
- Nice design, build and color

Cons
- Limited internal storage. ~1GB left
- Camera shutter kinda slow. Maybe camera setting issue

RM970 quite expensive.. i can get rm900 at penang area.. 970 better i direct go to sony shop ady..

just bought the phone .. yea, complaint now is the camera.
not used to the size - i'm using iphone4

storage is really small, but i'm a very light user .. overall decent phone.
got it @ 970 though ...

ori boss..

I've been looking around for a dual sim phone, more as a spare and for traveling overseas, and was looking at this model as well. There's actually two categories - one would be the "less popular" brands and the other would be the "popular brands".

For the less popular brands e.g. Lenovo, Huawei, Alcatel and Acer - I think for the amount of money for the Xperia C, you can get a flagship or close-to-flagship model already, sharper screen resolution, more RAM (in some cases, not all), sleeker design (e.g. the Alcatel One Touch Idol X) and also more internal storage and in some cases better camera (well, at the very least, higher megapixel count). For the quad-core entry models that match the specs of the Xperia C, the price for these models would be almost half, for example Lenovo A706 and Huawei G525, ha ha.

For the popular brands, the Xperia C would compete with the Galaxy Quattro and HTC Desire 600 base on price range, the Quattro is priced the same as the Xperia C, while Desire 600 costs RM200 more (Recommended Retail Price). The losing point for the Xperia C is the internal storage (a miserable 4GB) and the screen resolution (in terms of pixel density) loses out to the Desire 600 but tops the Galaxy Quattro. The Quattro also has the inferior camera of the bunch, 5MP.

So I'm still deciding between going for a dual sim phone in the "value for money" first category or the "popular brand peace of mind" second category, ha ha ha.

But if I do go for category two, then it would be Xperia C.

(Oh, I thought I share this, I got a salesperson to install Antutu benchmark on the Xperia C and the results were pretty decent. Tested the phone and it was pretty smooth, though there seems to be a tiny, slight lag when auto-rotating while playing a video...)

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It's odd coz u no need worry about internal storage.. In xperia c, u got option to move data of games to real microsd..

For Samsung Quattro, grand and core, all very laggy from my friends and his dad.. But at least I found xperia c still smooth.. I think xperia c only target to consumer who need dual sim and big screen.. Nothing much to complaint since normal user for my gf..

About camera, don't give a f*** feel that can get output like dslr.. It's just normal quality that smartphone will do.. Is aw above got people complain about camera..

Yup, youtube can only plays 480p video on xperia c.