PositivesBest display on the market — hands downBoomSound stereo front facing speakers4MP UltraPixel camera takes superior low-light picturesGreat battery lifePremium aluminum build qualitySense 5 UX is revamped and kicky fastNegativesInconsistent build q...
Stunning design, quality aluminum alloy casing, superb full HD display, fast, pleasing software customizations
No removable storage, battery isn't user replaceable. Has only 2 of the usual 3 capacitive buttons
The HTC One is the company's best phone yet. You have my blessing: go ahead and buy one. It's not just fast, the display is superb and the design is elegant. Cutting edge CPUs and graphics are Android's bread and butter, much like PCs and it takes more...
I mentioned in the beginning that I'm torn on the HTC One. And after running through that entire review of mostly positive things with a few nitpicked quirks here and there, you are probably confused. Rightfully so. It's an amazing phone. The hardware i...
Stellar Design, Good Battery Life, Great Performance, HTC Sense 5, Great front-facing speakers
No Expandable Storage, Lacks Android 4.2, Non-replaceable battery, HTC One | $199 | AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, HTC One Review Guide, HTC One Video Review, Design, Display, Performance and Hardware, Battery Life, Call Quality, Camera: Video and Photo Samples,
The HTC One is the best built Android smartphone we've used, and with HTC Sense 5 on board it delivers an equally well-tuned software experience. The HTC One doesn't offer all the flashy features of the Samsung Galaxy S4 and the smaller screen are turn of...
Published: 2013-04-17, Author: Russell , review by: Geek.com
Abstract: HTC has a serious chip on its shoulder, and the company is bragging all around town that the One is everything your phone isn't. After spending some time with HTC's flagship Android phone, I can say for sure that there are a few key areas where the HTC On...
Abstract: Carrier: AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon Price: $100 (Sprint), $200 (32GB, AT&T), $300 (64GB, AT&T) *two-year contractThe Taiwanese mobile giant has suffered financial setbacks throughout the past two years and is near the brink of falling “in the red.” And d...
Published: 2013-04-17, Author: Kai , review by: zdnet.com
Abstract: The HTC One has a beautiful design, a quality feel and an excellent 4.7-inch display. If you're looking for an Android smartphone and are willing to part with £529.99 (inc. VAT; £441.66 ex. VAT), it's well worth considering.But what about performance? Tha...
HTC is seeking to differentiate the One from rival handsets through its metal construction, UltraPixel camera and distinctive looks. It’s unquestionably a strong performer, with an amazing screen, quadcore speed and high quality audio. But as its relea...
If you made it through this review not thinking that I love this phone, read it again. I love this phone. I really, really do. I am probably going to go buy one (pun absolutely intended). It's easily the best Android phone made to date. Not just becaus...
Abstract: When you evaluate enough mobile technology, one thing becomes painfully clear: Device quality and commercial success don't always go hand in hand. Just look at HTC: The company's One X and One S were among the finest phones of 2012, but both suffered f...
