It does not allow sharing the internet. It is not totally unlocked. This is a real problem, at least for me. I bought this phone, , because they said it was ¨unlocked¨ and it is not, it share internet only with Verizon sim card, and I can do nothing, because I live out of USA, and send it back is...

Just the phone plain and simple, speedy delivery, although the Oreo update has ruined the battery life on the phone and this was a huge let down for me on HTC's part but when returning a faulty phone for another model the customer service was splendid

great experience with htc.great build quality overall and cameras with ois on both front and back gives more stable videos and awesome design and the htc sense is best UI of android phones.customized audio profile is nice thing.

best phone still in 2018

The most personalised take on Android yet and a huge improvement on the One M9, but the HTC 10 still has a few minor flaws holding it back

The HTC 10 has stood the test of time remarkably well. After months of use I haven't had any serious issues with the phone. Unlike competing phones, like the , the HTC 10 remains lightning fast.

Iconic design; Fantastic version of Android; Great audio quality; Best selfie camera on the maket; Really fast charging

Some camera niggles; Slight pinkish tinge to the display

The HTC 11 has been hinted at in an official Facebook post

Sturdy metal build; Lengthy battery life; High quality camera and screen; Fast

Somewhat unwieldy shape and size; Some Sense features of questionable value

HTC had been hyping and teasing the launch for the weeks leading up with the slogan 'power of 10' and it's not just because the phone is called the HTC 10. It also represents a decade of building smartphones and the perfect score – the bar is set high then.

They sold me a phone with a defective battery. DO NOT BUY THIS. I REPEAT. DO NOT BUY THIS. Was what I said out of anger on November 16th of 2016. I since then have acquired another identical HTC 10 that was sent to me as a replacement. For that I am grateful.

The HTC 10 certainly puts in a star turn with its hi-fi audio, but it doesn't do enough to raise its head above the parapet.

Nippy performance; rock-solid design; high-end audio; adoptable storage; durable battery; clean Android experience

So-so camera; freestyle layout; price might put some off

This year's flagships have been quite impressive and almost every company has impressed us in some way or the other. Now it's HTC's turn. The Taiwanese company has been one of the oldest Android smartphone makers and has produced some aesthetically attractive devices over the years.