HTC Butterfly X920

Slim,powerful, and gorgeous!

I am an Android phone convert into Windows phone and back to Android once again. This phone is super fast and is compatible with prepaid GSM carriers such as ATT and T-Mobile. I am personally using T-Mobiles' Monthly 4G plan and it is working out great so far.

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With quad-core power, 4G LTE, a lovely 5-inch screen, and a stunning design, the $199.99 HTC Droid DNA is currently Verizon's best Android deal.

HTC Butterfly review: The droid monarch

Going by sales in the past year alone, it's easy to forget that HTC still makes some of the best hardware in the smartphone game. Despite the fact that it was the first to release a smartphone with a dual-core Krait chipset, the first to launch a quad-core, and the first to put a fullHD display on a...

HTC Butterfly – Review

I am an avid user of iPhones and I have been for the last 4 years and I'm currently getting bored of iOS, yes, bored. I have been wondering what to get next and the opportunity to review one of […]

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.

Droid DNA

Motorola and Verizon took the world by storm with the introduction of the original Droid in 2009. It was one of the first serious Android handsets on the market, and arguably, helped bring Android to where it is today.

HTC Butterfly

The Butterfly takes it all to the next step. Why you should consider buying this phone is for the brilliant 1080p HD display, the excellent build quality and the blazing fast performance.

The HTC Butterfly is one of the first smartphones in the world to sport a full HD display and that will remain its main selling point. But apart from that it's also proven to be a decent all rounder. It does have a few shortcomings but its advantages outweigh them.

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.

The HTC Butterfly is an Android phone that is technically unavailable in the UK (or indeed Europe) - for now, at least. You can buy it via various online stores, however, so our Australian colleagues gave us the low-down on the HTC Butterfly so we can find out what we are missing.