Sony Xperia L1
$199
Sony Xperia L1 vs POCO F9 Ultra
POCO F9 Ultra
$799
| Xperia L1 | F9 Ultra | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | USD 199 | USD 799 |
| Battery | 2620 mAh | 8050 mAh |
| Charging (W) | 5 | 100 |
| RAM | 2 GB | 12 GB |
| Storage | 16 GB | 256 GB |
| Chipset | MediaTek MT6737T | Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 (SM8850-AC) |
| Display | 5.5" • IPS LCD • 60Hz | 6.9" • AMOLED • 185Hz |
| Main Camera | 13MP | 200MP |
| Front Camera | 5MP | 32MP |
| OS | Android 7.0 | Android 16 |
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Key Differences
Only the differences that meaningfully separate these phones.
Price
USD 600 cheaper
Xperia L1USD 199
vsF9 UltraUSD 799
RAM
6× more RAM
F9 Ultra12 GB RAM
vsXperia L12 GB RAM
Storage
16× more storage
F9 Ultra256 GB
vsXperia L116 GB
Battery
207% larger battery
F9 Ultra8,050 mAh
vsXperia L12,620 mAh
Charging
95 W faster wired charging
F9 Ultra100 W wired
vsXperia L15 W wired
Performance
Different chipsets
Xperia L1MediaTek MT6737T
vsF9 UltraQualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 (SM8850-AC)
Display
Larger185Hz
F9 Ultra6.9″ · 185Hz
vsXperia L15.5″ · 60Hz
Best For
Where each phone stands out based on this comparison.
Best if you want
Lower priceSony Xperia L1
Much lower purchase priceUSD 199
Smaller 5.5-inch display5.5″
Best if you want
More hardwarePOCO F9 Ultra
More RAM and storage12 GB RAM · 256 GB
Larger battery8,050 mAh
Faster wired charging100 W wired
Larger 185Hz display6.9″ · 185Hz
What CompareTab says about Sony Xperia L1 vs POCO F9 Ultra
POCO F9 Ultra offers more RAM, storage, battery capacity and a smoother display than Xperia L1, with 12 GB of RAM versus 2 GB, 256 GB of storage versus 16 GB, a 8050 mAh battery versus 2620 mAh, and a 185 Hz display instead of 60 Hz. It also adds a higher-resolution rear camera (200 MP versus 13 MP), optical image stabilization on the main camera, an ultrawide rear camera, and 100W charging. Sony Xperia L1, however, is around $600 cheaper and lighter at 180 g versus 235 g. The main trade-off is F9 Ultra’s extra RAM, storage, faster charging, battery capacity, and smoother display versus Xperia L1’s lower price and lighter build.
