For example, the USB port of the phone isn’t covered, so users will be able to charge the device slightly more easily now, but this doesn’t come at the cost of its waterproofing capabilities. The front camera has been improved as well, with a 5 megapixel model that can now also use Sony’s own Superior Auto Mode, much like the rear camera.
Perhaps a bit curiously, Sony are claiming that the device can last up to two days on a full charge – which, for a 2900 mAh battery, is quite impressive; the phone can get enough charge for a full day of use in just 45 minutes as well.
The Z3+ isn’t out yet, and it’s scheduled for June 2015 for its official release. We don’t know how much it’s going to cost however, although current rumors indicate that it will be close in its position to the Z4. Of course, it’s a flagship so users shouldn’t expect a cheap price.