Solid, premium build; loud and clear BoomSound speakers; amazing front camera.
A little overweight; main camera is only fourmegapixels; heats up easily.
The One M8 definitely positions HTC as one of the front runners in the Android smartphone race. The smartphone has one of the nicest metal bodies and it's packed with features. The sharp screen and BoomSound speakers are great for watching movies on the g...
Unbelievably sexy, BoomSound speakers are loud, Display is flawless, Really comfortable to hold, Clean UI
Metal body causes the phone to heat up to the point of severe discomfort within minutes, Power button is located at the top, At maximum volume, music is heavily distorted, Camera is a measly 4 megapixels, Duo Camera is unnecessary, No Optical Image Stabil
The HTC One is a tremendous device. But is it really the one to rule them all? We don't think so. The camera is a massive let-down, and we were expecting better after the M7's camera performed poorly last year.Other than that, there are issues with the de...
Abstract: With the recent release of the trio of premium 5-inch Android smartphones - HTC One (M8 ), Samsung Galaxy S5 and Sony Xperia Z2 - it's only inevitable that we wanted to find out who's the best overall of the three newcomers . However, the imaging prowess ...
Abstract: With the HTC One M8 , Samsung Galaxy S5 and Sony Xperia Z2 all recently hitting the market, you may be facing the dilemma of which flagship smartphone to buy. We've reviewed all three, but now it's time to compare them head-to-head.Picking a winner out of...
Abstract: The first half of April marks the battle of the three Android flagship smartphones - the HTC One (M8), Samsung Galaxy S5 and Sony Xperia Z2 - for the hearts, minds and wallets of the consumers. For the first time in years, the launch dates of the three ph...
Published: 2014-04-04, Author: Wilson , review by: techgoondu.com
Abstract: Rising as an early alternative to Apple's touch-screen iPhones a few years ago, HTC has had a long history of association with Android. Starting with the HTC Magic, then the Google Nexus One, the company has always been a favourite with smartphone geeks.T...
Great design and handling, MicroSD memory card slot, Good overall performance, Huge improvement in battery life, Nifty imaging effects
No improvement in image quality, 16GB internal storage
The HTC One (M8) is one of the most anticipated Android flagship smartphones this quarter.The all new HTC One (M8) replaces last year's M7 counterpart, the original HTC One, with numerous hardware and software updates under the hood. We've done a comprehe...
Abstract: A year on from the HTC One M7, HTC seems to be learning from their gravest mistake with the device – poor marketing. Holding a huge bash with accompanying act Scarlet Avenue yesterday night for their launch event, HTC seems to have got off on the right fo...
Abstract: We've spent some time with the latest offerings from HTC, Sony and LG and were very impressed with all three phones.DesignThe HTC One (M8) is the best looking of the lot with its aluminium body, rounded corners and brushed metal finish on the back.The LG ...
Abstract: Welcome to the second article in our series Should I Upgrade? Here, we examine if the new iteration of a device is really worth it to purchase over its predecessor. Today, we'll be looking at HTC's flagship One-line and will compare the HTC One M7 (2013),...
