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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Review: HTC One (M8)
The HTC One (M8) is a smartphone with a lot to live up to. Its predecessor, the HTC One, was our favourite smartphone for six months, until the Nexus 5 rolled up. There's more competition coming, too, in the form of the Samsung Galaxy S5 and the Sony Xperia Z2.
HTC One (M8) review
HTC has found itself in a peculiar position. After releasing what was considered to be a fantastic Android device, the HTC One, it still finds itself lagging behind Samsung in terms of brand recognition and as well as market share.
HTC One M8 Harman Kardon Edition review: Hyped Harman Kardon audio feature only amounts to spin
Unless you need a great deal on earbuds, there’s no reason to buy the HTC One M8 Harman Kardon Edition. Editors' note: This review shares many sections with the standard HTC One M8 review , as the devices are almost identical.- The HTC One M8 HKE's sumptuous aluminum body makes a beautiful background for this top-flight smartphone's brilliant 5-inch display. It runs on a powerful quad-core processor and Android KitKat, the stereo speakers deliver excellent sound, and the depth-sensing camera brings a ton of useful features. It comes with premium Harman Kardon earbuds.
- The One M8 HKE’s special audio prowess is overrated and slathers on the bloatware extra thickly. The One M8’s battery is not user-removable. The phone's sealed chassis is not water-resistant, and the One M8's photos look less sharp than competitors'.
HTC One M8 for Windows Phone review: A winning flagship breathes new life into Windows Phone
While its camera isn't best-in-class and Windows Phone's underwhelming app selection still stings, the elegant and sophisticated HTC One M8 is an enticing alternative to Nokia models. Editors' note: Due to their similarities, sections of this review have been taken from our review of the original HTC One M8 and HTC One M8 Harman Kardon Edition .- Verizon's HTC One M8 brings premium style to the Windows Phone franchise, has a brilliant 1080p display and excellent audio speakers, and it's powered by a robust quad-core processor.
- The Windows Phone OS has a smaller app market, the handset's battery is nonremovable, and like the Android M8s before it, photos aren't as sharp as those from its competitors.
Review: HTC One (2014)
The new HTC One is a very, very nice phone. It has even better hardware than last year's model , and a few new smart and well-chosen software tricks. Some of the new software are mere gimmicks, but in the time I spent testing it, I came away more pleased then puzzled.- Highly refined hardware with a beautiful all-metal finish
- Excellent battery life
- Sense has been streamlined even further, with a cleaner Blink interface and new launch gestures
- Good speakers for a phone
- Camera still disappoints
- Some of the features are gimmicks and not useful beyond impressing the other guests at the pool party
- Skip the plastic Dot case accessory - it's cool, but way too expensive
HTC One M8 review
The HTC One M8's robust but elegant design encases a host of top-end components and key productivity features that make it one of the best Android smartphones currently available.- Solid design
- powerful performance
- decent battery
- great screen
- useful software additions
- Duo Camera
- Camera's low megapixel count hampers UltraPixel technology
- only available with 16GB of storage
HTC One M8 review
The M8 has a great 5in display and excellent battery life, but it's expensive and there's no protection from water or dust.- Great screen
- Expandable storage
- Good performance & battery
- Gimmicky camera
- Annoying cover flap
- No protection from the elements
HTC One M8
We were big fans of last year's HTC One, and the firm has followed that with another great smartphone in the HTC One M8. It has a larger screen, smooth performance and a largely vanilla Android user interface, a feature we appreciate in Android smartphones.- Nice design
- great screen
- slick performance
- largely vanilla Android user interface
- decent battery life
- 128GB microSD support
- No fingerprint sensor/IP67 certification
- Blinkfeed can be annoying
- average camera
- Nothing
The HTC One (M8) is not a radical departure from last year's HTC One. It's a solid update, but isn't new or exciting, and definitely isn't worth upgrading to if you currently use any of last year's premium phones.
- Good
- Metal body and good construction quality
- Camera works brilliantly in many conditions
- Good pricing
- Bad
- Clunky software and interface
- Camera tricks are mostly comical
- A bit big and unwieldy
HTC One M8: One direction
The Android scene is a crowded one with new devices in various shapes and sizes flooding the market everyday. It's not easy for one model to stand out but HTC's One M8 comes close.- Solid, premium build
- loud and clear BoomSound speakers
- amazing front camera
- A little ?-overweight
- main camera is only 4-megapixels
- heats up easily
