Sony's new, small Xperia 5 V is projected to rival other Xperia flagship smartphones in terms of RAM by 2023.

Photo Credit: Gizbot The Sony Xperia 5 V, which might be viewed as the current benchmark for a small smartphone, would reportedly start out with the same amount of RAM as Sony's other top-tier Xperia models for 2023. A purported Xperia 5 V Geekbench run appeared to match what a report by a reliable leaker had already hinted at. For those looking to buy a device like the Xperia 5 V, recent information from ZACKBUKS, who usually posts reliable leaks concerning Sony's Xperia line, may be excellent news. The post says, "The full series of 12 GB is beneficial for civilization," according to machine translation, and a follower comments, "anticipate 5 to start at 12." This basically seems to say that the Sony Xperia 5 V will have 12 GB of RAM in 2023. This links in nicely with a phone that may be this "contemporary compact" phone that appeared on Geekbench with the record name "Sony XQ-DQ72." This post makes it clear that the Xperia 5 V could have 12 GB of RAM, which would be an improvement over the predecessor's 8 GB memory capacity. The cold, hard truth is that in the current market, a display size of roughly 6 inches should be deemed tiny when many flagships are substantially larger, despite some people's objections to the Sony Xperia 5 IV and its inevitable successor being classified as compact smartphones. Also Read: What Changes Will the Sony Xperia 1V’s Design Undergo? It's interesting that the post can be taken to imply that Sony's 2023 Xperia lineup will all have 12 GB of RAM, but that might only apply to the flagship models. It is exceedingly doubtful that the Sony Xperia 10 V will have twice as much Memory as the Xperia 10 IV, which has 6 GB of RAM. Moreover, the speculated Xperia Ace IV or a device comparable will likely begin at 6 GB. The Xperia 1 V and Xperia PRO-I Mark 2, however, might still only have 12 GB for their entry-level SKUs, which is a drawback.