There have been various smartphones that have seen the light of 2016 and yet they’re still that have yet to make an appearance. Selfie shooting is one huge factor that affects a person’s decision to buy a smartphone, with newer upgrades and specs of 2016 delivering more than before, it’s highly expected for some of the today’s smartphone to rule over the selfie universe. Let’s take a look at five handsets that will or have done just that.
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The Oppo F1 Plus is being marketed as one of Oppo’s top-notch selfie shooting machine, and of course, they’re doing this for a good reason. The Oppo F1 Plus packs a whopping 16MP selfie shooter, which is actually a lot better than its 13MP rear shooter camera. This shows that the Oppo F1 Plus is truly made for selfinatics everywhere and will and should cater to their everyday selfie needs. The Oppo F1 Plus has a f/2.0 lens front lens, which is capable of shooting wide groupie shots with ease, which adds up to its excellent selfie prowess. The Oppo F1 Plus is officially priced at Php 21,990 by Oppo PH.
See also Oppo F1 Plus goes official, priced at Php 22K
The LG G5 is equipped with an 8MP ultra-wide camera that is capable of shooting ultra wide landscape-level shooting, as well as an excellent feat for shooting a groupie. Thanks to its OIS feature, The LG G5 is capable of reducing the movement and shaking while shooting, ensuring top-quality outputs for the majority of front-facing camera sessions. The LG G5 is currently priced at around Php 34,990 in various LG stores and online stores nationwide.
See also LG G5 full review
The HTC 10’s 5MP selfie shooter comes with its very own OIS feature, which as mentioned from the LG G5, reduces movement and shaking while shooting with the camera. This makes the HTC 10 a formidable front camera shooter while even moving and/or travelling. The HTC 10‘s handy 5.2-inch screen size, makes the HTC 10 very compact and easy-to-handle, which adds up to its OIS features. A handy camera phone with OIS front capabilities is a must-have killer phone that ensures great and accurate shots. The HTC 10 is currently priced at Php 32-34K through online stores nationwide.
See also HTC 10 full review
Sony discontinued its X, M, and C-series, with all of those series expected to incorporate the X-series moniker. Which means, that the 6-incher Xperia XA might actually be the successor to the mid-ranger C-series veteran, the Xperia C5. Whether it’s part of the X-series or the C-series, the Xperia XA Ultra seems to have a pretty capable line of specs, particularly its 16MP selfie shooter.
It’s 16MP wide-angle (88 degrees) with OIS should perform like a champion, thanks to the massive features that Sony might incorporate to it. A true selfie master in the works, indeed. The Sony Xperia XA Ultra is expected to be priced at Php 18K.
See also Sony Xperia XA Ultra vs C5 Ultra specs comparison
The Sony Xperia X has been critically acclaimed as one of the expected best selfie shooters of 2016. The Xperia X‘s 13MP selfie shooter has an ultra-wide angle lens of 22mm and f/2.0 aperture. The latter is should be capable of delivering a very natural yet color-wise output that many flagships have yet to deliver in the past. For now, like the Xperia XA Ultra, we have to wait for the X-series’ arrival, so we can confirm the Xperia X’s front shooting prowess ourselves. The Sony Xperia X is expected to be priced at Php 21K in the Philippines.
See also Sony Xperia X vs Z5 specs comparison – X vs Z
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