Sony Xperia Z4v
When is this Z4v coming out?
This is pretty outrageous. On June 16, 2015, when Sony and VZW officially announced the Zv4, I signed up with both Sony and VZW to receive "updates" concerning the Zv4, including when this phone will be out "this summer." It is now September 4, almost fall, and I have received no "updates" to date.
I have complained to both VZW and Sony recently, and have received no information on the release date. Sony has not responded to my email at all to date. The VZW representative tried to steer me to another phone, when I stated that if the Z5 is offered unlocked in the U.S., I would contemplate changing carriers to a GSM one, such as AT&T or T-Mobile. It appears that the Z5 Premium is the most similar to the Z4v.
I have complained to both VZW and Sony recently, and have received no information on the release date. Sony has not responded to my email at all to date. The VZW representative tried to steer me to another phone, when I stated that if the Z5 is offered unlocked in the U.S., I would contemplate changing carriers to a GSM one, such as AT&T or T-Mobile. It appears that the Z5 Premium is the most similar to the Z4v.
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Yes I've been waiting for this to come out as well. I'm wondering if it'll ever make it now.
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I just received a rather interesting reply from Sony, Xperia care:
"The Xperia Z4v was announced to be released by last month. Please contact Verizon for prices and availability."
I will contact VZW again. However, last week they pled ignorance.
"The Xperia Z4v was announced to be released by last month. Please contact Verizon for prices and availability."
I will contact VZW again. However, last week they pled ignorance.
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Guess what-big surprise, as of today, September 4th, VZW still pleads ignorance about the Z4v when I just contacted them and read the Sony email to them, which indicated that it was expected to come out "last month . . . please contact Verizon for prices and availability." At least one of them should tell us whether this phone is coming out at all in the U.S. now.
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