Today's premium smartphones have become so high-end that an entire market has opened up for creating down-sized, more affordable versions of the same. Hence, we have the HTC One Mini, which borrows much of its design from the HTC One.

Htc has recently released its new handset which is blessed with 4. 3 inch display screen and slimmer build. Powered by qualcomm snapdragon 400 processor clocked at 1. 4 ghz speed, this small package of entertainment offers you a throughout galactic performance.

The HTC one mini is similar to the HTC One only lighter, slimmer and less expensive. The screen is sharp and the images resolution is high. The sound quality is also great. As expected, there are fewer features than the HTC one but if you are not looking for specifically high qualities, this is the...

Sound quality; Screen display; comfortable size; price and design

Memory is only 16 GB with no external storage

I switched to this phone when it was released last year as I was sick of iPhones and was excited to go to something different. I'm now planning on going back to the iPhone as this OS has far too many bugs and usability issues and functionality that is standard on other phones is missing here.

The product is very good but is not mention he has no arabic language.

exactly what is shown on the site

No arabic languge

The HTC One Mini – a smaller version of the HTC One that packs a punch in all the right areas

Amazing build quality and design; brilliant camera; carries across many of the features that made the HTC One so good; Android Jelly Bean; Sense 5 is a great Android skin

Battery life isn't all that impressive; no SD-support

have been using this phone for nearly a month now and have nothing but good things to say about this phone 1) excellent build 2) smooth interface (sense 5.5 UI) 3) running Android 4.4.2 :) 4) superb screen and a decent camera ;)

The HTC One Mini has its flaws, including the disappointing Ultrapixel camera and its limited internal storage. However, the phone shows how mid-range smartphones should be done, and is undoubtedly one of the best phones on the market at this price point.

Great design; smooth performance; HTC Sense 5.0 offers a stripped back Android experience; good battery life

Camera is disappointing; 16GB internal storage isn't enough

The smartphone market is a confusing place. On one hand you have the ever-increasing screen sizes of top-of-the-range models, such as the huge 5-inch Sony Xperia Z and Samsung Galaxy S4 , as well as monstrous phone/tablet hybrids such as the Asus FonePad and Samsung Galaxy Mega .

There may be only a handful of top-tier Android phones on the market at one time, but the mid-range market is constancy flooded with handsets. True, most of these devices feature forgettable designs and specs which would do more good at the bottom of a trash can than inside a phone.