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

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.

The HTC One Mini is a beautifully constructed handset, and a stark reminder that not every smartphone in 2013 needs to pack a giant screen to stand out. Apple's doing just fine, thank you, and we're glad to see another company offering a more reasonably sized alternative with great build quality.

The HTC One Mini has everything it should to bear the chic HTC One name: a gorgeously crafted hardware and software design, with solid performance chops to match.

Even with its scaled-down specs, the HTC One Mini is a go-to performer with style to match.

HTC's One Mini has a striking design; Android 4.2.2; terrific external speakers; and a strong midtier feature set.

The diet version of the One has 16GB of internal storage with no option to expand; and lacks NFC.

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

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

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...

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.

Recommend for everyday use and good price for this phone. Need to root and remove stock app in order to achieve more speed After update roll out from HTC to Sense 6 Android 4.4.2 that is when speed and usage smoothness takes place. It put smiles every time I use my phone.

Phone size good fit into palm; Usage speed nothing lag or slow; Phone weight ok even for ladies

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The new One looks sharp, performs well, has solid battery life and improves on its predecessor in most categories. It's still at the top of our list, but its slick finish makes it uncomfortable to hold.

Beautiful all-metal design with brushed-metal finish; Duo Camera delivers great imagery; Top of the line performance; Long battery life; Motion Launch is a nice touch

The phone has a slippery feel that makes it difficult to grip; No enhancements to the display or HTC's UltraPixel technology

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