Sharp has announced their latest trend setting smartphone - The Aquos R6. The phone, said to feature the world's first 1" Sensor in a smartphone raises the bar when it comes to sheer numbers in terms of photography as the sensor size is usually reserved to small compact point and shoot cameras (such as the Sony RX100 series). This jump however does mean the smartphone has to be large at 6.6" and carry a decent amount of hardware to match the raw numbers it has on the camera.
Apart from the Leica tuned f1.9 20mp sensor, the phone features a Time of flight (ToF) sensor as well as a 12.6 MP selfie camera and a Qualcomm 3d Sonic Max in-display fingerprint reader. The device - powered by a Snapdragon 888 chipset has 12 GB of Ram, 128 GB internal storage and a MicroSD card slot as well and the device also sports a 3.5mm audio jack as well.The device runs on Android 11 out of the box.
Other specs include a 5000 max batter, IP X5/8 rating for dust and water resistance and a whopping 240fps refresh rate IGZO OLED panel with WUXGA+ (1920x1200) resolution. The device supports 5G.
The device, like most Sharp devices are aimed at the Japanese market, but we hope this electronic JDM hits outside its home country as it certainly does pack a decent punch.


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