Overview

Diagram of front view showing each part by number. Upper part, from left to right, 1 to 6. Right side, from top to bottom, 7 to 10. Bottom side, from right to left, 11 to 14. 

Diagram of rear view showing each part by number. Upper part, from left to right, 15 to 19. Upper center area, 20. Upper right area, 21. Right side, 22. Upper left area, 16 and 23. Bottom area, 24.

  1. Headset jack
  2. Front camera
  3. Ear speaker/Second loudspeaker
  4. Proximity/Light sensor
  5. Second microphone
  6. Charging/Notification light
  7. Volume/Zoom key
  8. Power key/Fingerprint sensor
  9. Shortcut key
  10. Camera key
  11. Main microphone
  12. Main loudspeaker
  13. Micro HDMI input port

    You can use your Xperia as a camera monitor or sub-monitor by connecting a video device that supports HDMI output to your Xperia with a Micro HDMI cable.

    Note

    • The Micro HDMI input port is for input only. No signals can be output from this port.
  14. USB port/Charger

    You can view the screen of your device on a TV or other large display device using a USB Type-C® cable.

    You can also access the internet via an Ethernet LAN cable by using a commercially available USB-LAN adapter.

    Note

    • When you connect your device to a TV or other large display using a USB Type-C cable, the cable must be compatible with the display port standard. Note that some functions or content on your Xperia device may not be displayable on the TV or display device.
    • Some USB-LAN adapters may not work properly.
  15. Laser AF sensor
  16. Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/GPS antenna
  17. Flash LED
  18. RGBC IR sensor
  19. Main camera
  20. NFC detection area
  21. Sub cellular antenna
  22. 4th cellular/Wi-Fi antenna
  23. Nano SIM/Memory card slot
  24. 3rd cellular antenna
  25. Main cellular antenna


5G mmWave antenna area (Not supported by the XQ-AQ52)

Diagram of rear view showing 5G mmWave antenna area.

Note

  • Do not cover the antenna area of your device with your hand or a holder. It may reduce the quality of network communications.
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