remains one of the best Android smartphones in the market today in almost every aspect. Great build, premium materials, innovative software and a stunning new camera. It was voted best smartphone by Canadian Reviewer's readers a few months ago and it has spawned smaller and larger variants.

HTC had introduced the One mini at Rs 36,790 market operating price and it can be purchased for around Rs 33,000 in India. The unfortunate part is that Samsung Galaxy S4 and Google Nexus 5 are available at the same price with better displays, hardware, battery and overall performance.

Amazingly crisp display; Comfortable design; Premium build quality; Audio output could have been louder

Mediocre camera quality; Limited battery capacity

I was actually rather excited to be given the opportunity to review the HTC One Mini as I have very much liked what I have seen from the HTC One and was curious to see if HTC could deliver a similar experience with its smaller cousin.

Excellent design and build quality; Camera performance; Dual front facing speakers

Plastic Edges; Button layout

The One Mini is designed primarily as a mid-range device, but I find it's much more than that. The 4.3-inch screen seems to be the perfect size for a modern day smartphone and proves to be ever more loved.

Four Ultra Pixel Camera is stunning; Dual Stereo Speakers with Beats Audio; Strong build quality

Plastic edging; No expandable memory; No removable battery

Several months after the first market availability of the original HTC One, the HTC One mini emerges as a compact amalgamation of everything that was right about its predecessor. Working with a smaller body, a lower resolution on a sized-down display, and a processor that's not quite as powerful as...

Aaron does a full video review of the HTC One mini , the newest member of the high-end line of smartphones from HTC . Available in black and white, the One mini's specs are slightly below those found on the One - though it still packs a nice little punch.

The HTC One Mini was an attempt in HTC offering a smaller version of its popular HTC One. The HTC One Mini may not have the high-end specs of the HTC One, but for a product its size, it's an extremely impressive smartphone.

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 mini - the smaller sibling of the HTC One - is HTC's latest addition to the series of One devices. Powered by a 1.4 GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 (MSM8930) CPU and Adreno 305 GPU, the One mini will be right away released with Android 4.2.2 and HTC Sense 5.

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...