Zl

Zl is a two-letter sequence that appears as a designation in several unrelated domains. It has no single, universal meaning and its interpretation depends on the surrounding context.

One notable use is as the model name Xperia Zl, a smartphone released by Sony in 2013 as part of the Xperia Z family. In this context, Zl identifies a specific variant within Sony’s lineup.

In gaming hardware, Zl has been employed as a label for an additional shoulder button on some Nintendo handheld consoles. This usage reflects a common practice of using short letter pairs to denote controls or feature sets in hardware designs.

Beyond product names and hardware labels, Zl can appear as an acronym or code in various organizations, projects, or datasets. Because it consists of only two characters, its meaning is highly context-dependent and there is no single definition that applies across all uses.