Trouble in Paradise: Sony's Xperia 1 VII Faces Major Setback

In a surprising move, Sony has suspended sales of its flagship device, the Xperia 1 VII, across Japan, Hong Kong, and Taiwan due to serious operational glitches. Customers are reporting unexpected shutdowns and reboot issues, with some devices refusing to power back on.

How to Fix It: Sony's Temporary Solution for Users

For those already dealing with this frustrating situation, Sony recommends a quick fix: simultaneously press and hold the power button and volume (+) button for about 20 seconds to perform a ‘force restart.’ Additionally, users should ensure their software is updated to the latest version.

Singapore Sales Still Intact: Get Yours Now!

While the Xperia 1 VII is off the shelves in several countries, it remains available in Singapore for S$1,989. If you're in the market for this phone, now might be a good time to snag one, as shipments are set to begin mid-July. In a bid to sweeten the deal, Sony Singapore is offering a free color-matched phone case valued at $50 with purchases.

What's Next for Sony and the Xperia 1 VII?

As the tech giant grapples with these significant issues, it remains to be seen how Sony will address customer concerns in the affected regions. Will they manage to restore confidence in their flagship line, or will this spell trouble for future releases?