HTC Butterfly X920

Butterfly has good build quality and gives a feeling of a premium device, which it is. The phone weighs 140 grams. HTC had sometime back launched its first 5 inch device, called HTC Butterfly, for around Rs 45,000. Here is my take on the smartphone.

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One Star

Good phone however was not brand new. Was used!

Will definitely have a price drop.

Friends don't worry about the price.Wait for 2-3 weeks from here,surely the price will may be coming down around Rs.32000/- . It had dropped the price of one X & one X+ and its time for butterfly,because it is ready with its Flagship one.

A high-end Android smartphone, Butterfly comes with best user-interface and includes new & latest applications. Though it comes with steep price tag, still the handset is worth spending money on.

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The HTC Butterfly has a fantastic display but is let down by poor battery life

The HTC J Butterfly was exclusively released in Japan in December last year but HTC has now unveiled an international variant of the device that works on Australian 3G networks, simply called the Butterfly.

HTC Butterfly Android phone

The HTC Butterfly's 5in, full HD screen is a marvel and its thin design quickly becomes appreciated. However, poor battery life, some odd ergonomics and HTC's tired Sense UI are all letdowns. Add a lack of 4G to that and we'd advise you give this one a miss. The HTC J Butterfly was exclusively released in Japan in December last year but HTC has now unveiled an international variant of the device that works on Australian 3G networks, simply called the Butterfly. Its 5in, full HD screen is a marvel and the thin design quickly becomes appreciated, but the Butterfly suffers from poor battery life, has some odd ergonomics and is let down by HTC's tired Sense UI.

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