So here I am, it's a little over 12 months since the Xperia Z hit selves and I'm checking out the third iteration of the Japanese firm's flagship series, the Sony Xperia Z2.
While the timing may be a little odd, you've almost got to look past the Xperia Z1 completely, the Xperia Z2 is a flagship smartphone in its own right and it heralds the next generation for Sony.
It builds on its predecessors with an improved screen, increased power under the hood and a slightly more compact chassis.
There's no question that the Xperia Z2 will be going head to head with the Samsung Galaxy S5, HTC One M8 and Nokia Lumia 930 this year - and with that in mind it's got its work cut out.
Sony's had some trouble getting the Xperia Z2 into stores, missing its original early April release and thus giving an upper hand to the HTC and Samsung, although units are trickling through.
It carries the lofty price tag you'd expect from a flagship handset, with the SIM free Xperia Z2 setting you back at least £545 (around $600, AU$900).
While the timing may be a little odd, you've almost got to look past the Xperia Z1 completely, the Xperia Z2 is a flagship smartphone in its own right and it heralds the next generation for Sony.
It builds on its predecessors with an improved screen, increased power under the hood and a slightly more compact chassis.
There's no question that the Xperia Z2 will be going head to head with the Samsung Galaxy S5, HTC One M8 and Nokia Lumia 930 this year - and with that in mind it's got its work cut out.
Sony's had some trouble getting the Xperia Z2 into stores, missing its original early April release and thus giving an upper hand to the HTC and Samsung, although units are trickling through.
It carries the lofty price tag you'd expect from a flagship handset, with the SIM free Xperia Z2 setting you back at least £545 (around $600, AU$900).
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