HTC One M8 16GB
The HTC One M8 16GB is an excellent cellphone with a lot to offer. It features a 5 inch Super LCD3 screen. There is also a Duo camera, which can come in handy. The One M8 offers more and has a metal construction. There are also front-facing speakers. This is one camera that you won't want to miss.
This smartphone features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 quad-core processor. It has a 2.3 GHz CPU. Plus, there is 2GB of RAM and outstanding hardware. There is a 16GB version and a 32GB version. MicroSDXC cards can be used to improve performance. The HTC One M8 16GB won't leave owners disappointed.
With a larger screen, the M8 is taller and wider than the previous model. However, it still is easy to carry around.
It also has a large LCD screen that is now 5 inches, but the resolution is still 1920 X 1080. The touchscreen has a density of 441 ppi. The display features LCD3 gapless technology. This helps to reduce glare.
This smartphone supports 4G LTE. As a result, it can connect with the internet from more locations than ever before. The HTC One M8 16GB has done a lot to improve on previous technologies.
Additional features are Wi-Fi and it also supports Bluetooth 4.0. NFC (Near Field Communication) is also supported, which provides one-touch paring to the host.
Many owners love the BoomSound speakers. They output 95dB and can be used to listen to songs on the beach or just about anywhere. You no longer have to carry around a stereo to listen to music.
The HTC One M8 is powerful and can do it all. It has a larger screen and is perfect for browsing the web. Plus, it can be used for business as well. This smartphone has been designed with the user in mind. The HTC One M8 is ergonomic and fits perfectly in your hand.
This phone also offers DLNA which stands for Digital Living Network Alliance. This also users to connect mobile and home theater devices easily. Users can then stream audio and video through their home.
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HTC One M8 review: Easily the most premium 'Droid in the market
HTC has a real talent for carving up highly pretty phones out of nothing. That fact has stayed true till today with the introduction of the One M8. The successor to the One (M7), the M8 is an iterative update over its predecessor that refines the winning design further and adds a couple of unique...
HTC One M8 review
The HTC One (M8) is HTC's play for the high-end. It's a flagship device that HTC has poured all its design prowess into. Announcing the HTC One (M8) and making it immediately available in stores, HTC was looking to get this device into the hands of people without the customary delay.- Luscious metal design
- powerful
- microSD card
- great display
- BoomSound speaker quality
- extreme power saver
- battery life
- Still a 4-megapixel camera with limitations
- large size won't suit all users
- Ufocus bokeh effect is hit and miss
HTC's best yet: HTC One (2014) reviewed
Last year's HTC One was one of the best handsets of the year, and in 2014, the company plans to impress customers with something even better, continuing the reliance on metal, simplicity, and a camera that can handle its own.- One of the best built phones you'll feel
- Excellent system performance
- Solid mobile speeds
- Expandable memory (yay! Camera that works very well in low light
- Front-facing camera is 5 megapixels
- Clear Full HD screen
- Remote control support is still here
- Day-strong battery life
- BoomSound stereo...
- Rear camera is still technically only 4 megapixels
- Most camera features won't be used by people
- Extra features won't even work in macro mode
- No 4K video camera support
- Slippery
HTC One (M8) for Windows (AT&T)
Without any serious smartphone contenders from Nokia in over a year, the market for high-end Windows Phones has unsurprisingly floundered. That dearth of options is especially pronounced on AT&T, which missed out on a variant of the Nokia Lumia Icon , arguably the last great Windows Phone released...- Gorgeous build
- Top-notch front-facing camera
- Cool depth-of-field tricks on main camera
- Very loud speakerphone
- Main camera fails to impress overall
- Disappointing battery life
HTC One (M8) for Windows Review: New Phone, Same Story
So who should want an HTC One (M8) for Windows? Well, the same kind of people who would want a Windows Phone in general. Relative to other phones that run Microsoft's platform, this is one of the top options on the market.
HTC One M8
Top end flag ship device that's worth the money....- 1080p screen
- 441ppi
- Corning gorilla glass 3 screen protection
- Boom sound sterio speakers
- Dept analyzing dual camera
- Twin temperature dual flash
- Power button on top
HTC One M8 review
Like the Galaxy S5 and Xperia Z2, the new HTC One M8 isn't a big leap compared to the previous model. What HTC has done is taken a great phone and made it better. The M8 looks and feels gorgeous and with important upgrades including a microSD card slot and an innovative camera. This is one desirable smartphone. The HTC One M9 is now available but the M8 remains a good choice since the 2015 model is very similar.
HTC One M8 Review
After being the most leaked handset in history, the HTC One M8 is finally here! So was it worth the wait?- Beautiful design and build
- Great screen in normal conditions
- Excellent audio
- Fast performance
- Clean UI
- Android 4.4 KitKat
- microSD
- Good battery life
- Good camera
- Aluminium body is delicate
- Screen suffers in sunlight and viewing angles are not the best
- Camera is good but not best in class
HTC One M8 review
With the HTC One M8, HTC took a great phone and made it better. The HTC One M8 looks and feels gorgeous. It has a microSD card expansion slot and an innovative camera. If you want a great flagship Android phone the HTC One M8 is it. Here's our HTC One M8 review.
HTC One M8
The HTC One M8 has now been superseded by the HTC One M9 , but is still available to buy. The HTC One M8 was released in March 2014 as HTC's flagship model, replacing the HTC One .- Large
- sharp screen
- Interesting
- feature-packed camera
- Class-leading metal design
- Smart improvements to Sense 6 UI
- Exposure and chroma noise issues in photos
- Duo camera doesn't work perfectly
