A very fast and responsive phone with premium design and construction quality. Massive 32 GB internal storage, with an external SD slot as well. Battery life is outstanding. Audio quality is excellent, and external speakers are impressive.

The All-New HTC One, the HTC One M8, or the "my God, that thing is pretty". No matter what you call it, the HTC One is back with a new model, and it's another great leap forward.

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.

I have been using a windows phone (7.5) for the last 3 years. While it is a very easy to use phone (OS), it is lacking capabilities and app support.

build quality; specs and capabilities; screen and display

new flagship phone = $$; minor learning curve for new android users

Fantastic phone. As yet, there's nothing that I'd want to change. It runs fluidly, lasts a crazy amount of time, per charge, even without the power saving mode on. Does everything that is needed for today's media heavy user.

Despite the rise of massive smartphone/tablet hybrids like Sony's Xperia Z Ultra and Samsung's Galaxy Mega, not everyone is clamoring for a large screen. If they were, Apple wouldn't be sticking to the 4-inch form factor with the 5S and 5C, and Samsung wouldn't be offering up the S4 Mini as an...

Nice-looking screen; Great build quality like the HTC One; More comfortable to hold than larger-screen phones; Great low-light camera

Poor battery life (can't last a day; Gets warm when gaming and streaming video; Speakers aren't nearly as impressive as HTC One's; No expandable storage or removable battery

When having to decide if your next smartphone will be the HTC One Mini or the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini , you might as well state the question which of the flagships of the manufacturers will be your future companion since both devices fight with the same advantages and disadvantages as the mini...

Bright display; Good processing; High-grade material; Stereo loudspeakers; The device seems very high-grade and sturdy due to the usage of aluminum.

Non-interchangeable battery; Memory expansion via SD card not possible; Only 1GB RAM; High buying price; Faint display of self-taken photographs; The RRP of 449 Euros (~$599) is clearly too high since the Galaxy S4 and the HTC One are available for a surcharge of nearly 50 and 100 Euros (~$66 and...

If today's supersized smartphones are too much for you to handle, the HTC One Mini ($99.99) may be your salvation. It's a smaller phone like the competing Moto X , but still plenty roomy and powerful for the price. The thing about this size phone is that it's easy to use with a single hand.

Very easy to use with a single hand; Nicely crafted; Sharp, responsive screen.

Lower-end processor; Middling reception; No memory card slot or removable battery.

HTC One Mini is definitely a great medium to high-end smartphones, offering a beautiful and elegant design and construction materials, solid and robust. In addition, no compromises regarding the main hardware features and performance, perfectly in line with the segment.

Construction materials; Audio quality; High autonomy

The absence of a slot for memory expansion

The HTC One mini certainly looks the part, but does it deliver? Absolutely. It's not perfect, but this more pocketable take on the HTC One is a joy to use and offers users a rich smartphone experience that its rivals may find hard to beat.

Beautiful; premium design; Rich multimedia experience; BoomSound/Beats audio is excellent

Camera lacks fine detail; No IR blaster or NFC; Expensive at launch