Too bad although being TS, I can't seems to see what was happened.

There are no 2K screen in Sony's dictionary. It is either FHD or 4K. 2K was from Samsung.

I applied but didn't remove it. I assume that we can use alcohol to clean off the residue in due course.

iMOS got (package in their SP set), Devilcase also got (sold separately, TG type)

iMOS la, I purchased same time as raymondtong94

My XZ (with Devilcase Aluminum frame) just dropped from shoulder height this morning. Caused a small scratch onto the alum frame but doesn't hurt the phone. Scare the sh*t out but lucky me

Same concept la. Can't DOTA when Torrenting

Maybe stick a matte SP onto the TG?

Look what info I dug out:

https://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/Xperia-XZ-Pr...me/td-p/1204171


And also among the posts are:

https://blogs.sonymobile.com/2017/08/21/xz-...est-conditions/

https://twitter.com/SonyMobileNews/status/903279045022027781

Yes

Unfortunately, FM Radio is not present in XZP

Without good marketing team...

SOT or Screen on Time is the number of hours the screen was on.

To put it in the simplest terms, screen-on time refers to how long a device’s battery can power its display on a single full charge. But much like how having resource-intensive components can result in getting less usage from a larger battery, screen-on time has contingencies, too, which we’ll cover in greater detail below.

The screen-on time you get from a device depends on a few important variables: how resource-intensive the hardware is, the size of the battery, and your patterns of use. If you’re a power user who routinely streams music on Spotify, takes photos and uploads them to Instagram, checks email frequently, watches lots of YouTube videos, plays intensive games, and uses Google Maps for driving directions, you’ll get less screen-on time than an ‘average’ user who’s using the same device, but for far fewer things. So when power users are getting a fair amount of screen-on time in spite of their heavy use, we tend to be impressed. If power users are getting impressive screen-on time, this tells us that a device’s battery performance can satisfy the majority of users’ needs.

might wanna wait for XZP3 then... my XZ still serve me good after 2 years (time flies)