The HTC One Mini cuts a few slices out of the basic HTC One recipe, but still remains a satisfying smaller Android handset. The HTC One remains my favourite Android handset released this year (although I'm very keen to give the Note 3 a proper test), so the prospect of a smaller HTC One, given my...

Updated: Can this pint-sized 4.3in Android handset capture the magic of the HTC One at a lower price point?

Stunning design; Excellent Display; Decent Camera; Great Performance

Limited storage; no SD-support; BlinkFeed is annoying; Sub-par battery

The flavour of the moment seems to be big phones, with devices starting at the 4.7 inch screen size mark, and pushing all the way past six inches into phablet territory. Not everyone wants a massive phone, though, and with that in mind, HTC is shrinking its One handset to suit.

Excellent build; Aluminium chassis; Great 4G speeds; Ultrapixel camera may not pack many megapixels; but it sure brings decent low light

No NFC; No microSD slot; Infrared section missing in action; meaning you can't use this handset as a remote control; Like the HTC One; Blinkfeed lacks the ability to add your own feeds and news sites; forcing you to use its suggestions and nothing else; Power button up top can still take some...

The HTC One Mini is a great phone, and definitely one I'd recommend to those that love the smaller displays like 4.3-inches. However, I would not recommend it to power users. Especially those that are not looking to carry a charger or external battery pack with them every where they go.

The HTC One is the best Android smartphone on the planet, but its 4.7-inch design might be too large for some. That's where the AT&T-exclusive HTC One Mini comes in. At 4.3 inches, the $99 Mini was built specifically for one-handed use, and it still sports dual front speakers along with a (mostly)...

One styling on a smaller scale; Great screen; Good camera for the money;

Short battery life; Only available at 16GB; Not actually very mini;

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...

The HTC One is the best phone in the world right now , but it's also a hefty handset and that means it's not going to be right for absolutely everyone. So what if you've got smaller hands (or pockets) but demand everything else the One offers? Why, you get the One Mini of course.

One styling on a smaller scale; Great screen; Good camera for the money

Short battery life; Only available at 16GB; Not actually very mini

A fast and responsive smartphone, but let down by meagre storage

Overall, we enjoyed our time with the One Mini! It is a solid phone which performs well, considering the lower specifications it has. With the new trends of screens becoming larger and larger, it is good to finally have a small(er) phone on the radar if you're looking for one (that doesn't wear an...

great performance; above-average battery life; excellent display; small(er) form factor; great materials; awesome design; solid build

There's still no exact word on pricing and availability for the International model which we reviewed here but some online retailers; like our friends in the UK; ; and those in the US; Negri Electronics; ; have the device listed for anywhere between $479 (Clove; plus VAT; if applicable) and $617.5...