Sony to release three 2021 flagship sizes, Compact and Premium make a comeback

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It seems like it's a bit too early for 2021 leaks but the kind of year we are having few things can surprise us. This one user in Android Police is one of those looking ahead and shared some interesting information regarding Sony's upcoming flagship series in 2021.

According to his sources, Sony plans to bring back the Compact and Premium variants of its flagship. This seems to be in line with the current trends as most of the companies are introducing at least three flagship models. He also adds that this year, the

company will skip the small flagship form factor.

Normally a single comment on an internet board wouldn't be considered a particularly reliable source, but the info was backed up by Androidnext, which has decent track record with Xperia leaks. Plus it falls in line with the lineup shake-up that Sony promised as it seeks to regain some of the lost ground in the smartphone market.

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