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QUERY
I own both a Sony Z1 and a Sony Z4. Oddly, I can play Pokemon Go smoothly on my Z4, but I'm struggling to download it on my Z1. Could it be that my Z1's specs aren't up to par for Pokemon Go? I'm eager to hear from Mytour to clear up this confusion so I can game on both devices.
RESPONSE
Thank you for reaching out to Mytour's Q&A inbox. Here's our response to your query:
We appreciate your inquiry, although it's quite surprising as the most common question regarding Pokemon Go currently revolves around installing it on Windows Phone. For Microsoft OS users, the answer to 'how to install Pokemon Go on WinPhone' might still be a long way off.
When it comes to Android and iOS devices, we've already provided guidance on installing Pokemon Go on these devices. You're probably familiar with how to install and play Pokemon Go, especially if you've been gaming on a Sony Z4.
Even with high-end phones like the Z4, playing Pokemon Go without worrying about battery drain is challenging. It's likely that as a dedicated gamer, you always carry a power bank when playing Pokemon Go, right? However, these 5 tips for playing Pokemon Go without draining your battery might help you play all day without worrying about running out of juice.
Returning to your inquiry, as we've instructed on real-time Pokemon playing devices, the Sony Z1 is fully capable of handling this game and is classified among the devices supported for Pokemon Go worldwide.
The issue may lie within your operating system. Have you ensured that your Sony Z1 is running Android 4.4 or higher? Nintendo doesn't support devices running Android 4.3 or below. Additionally, check if your Z1 has 3G connectivity enabled and whether location services are turned on. Once all conditions are met, you can download Pokemon for Android and start catching your Pokemon.
For those using iOS devices, particularly iPhones, you can download Pokemon Go for iPhone to experience this captivating game today.
Wishing you joyful Pokemon Go adventures on Sony Z.
