Rating 4.2 151 reviews
Manufacturer: HTC
Brighthand
14 years ago

HTC One X Review: AT&T's New Top Android Smartphone

There's a lot to love about the HTC One X, and hardly anything to hate (except perhaps the battery meter and the dirt-grabbing back cover). The device is a good size and comfortable to hold, with excellent performance and a lightning fast web browser that is particularly great thanks to the...
Pros:
  • Great screen
  • Excellent overall performance
  • Great sound
  • especially if you use Beats headphones
  • Excellent camera
Cons:
  • AT&T Ready2Go requires a computer for initial setup
  • White backplate grabs every speck of dust and dirt
  • Voices can be somewhat muffled due to overactive background noise cancellation
Read more on Brighthand
Digitaltrends
13 years ago

HTC EVO 4G LTE Review

If you want a phone that will keep you up to date with Sprint's network advances, the EVO 4G LTE is for you.
Pros:
  • Comfortable to hold
  • Amazing rear camera
  • Runs Android 4.0 (ICS
  • Beats Audio included
  • microSD card slot
  • HD Voice shows promise
Cons:
  • Ugly black and red design
  • Sense 4.0 UI is puzzling
  • Non-removable battery
  • Sprint 4G LTE network isn't widely available
  • No WiMax compatibility
Read more on Digitaltrends
pcworld.idg.com.au
13 years ago

HTC One X Android phone

HTC's new flagship One X is a beautifully designed smartphone with a great screen and slick software. A very good camera adds to a well rounded package, though poor battery life and inconsistent HTC Sense software are downsides to an otherwise excellent Android device.
Pros:
  • Elegant design and superb screen
  • Excellent performance
  • Some great camera features
Cons:
  • Poor battery life
  • Inconsistent Sense UI
Read more on pcworld.idg.com.au
Gadget Guy
13 years ago

HTC's One XL: a seriously impressive 4G phone

HTC's top-tier One X handset has received an upgrade of sorts, with the company keeping the design, changing a few specs, and making it possible for the handset to jump onto Telstra's 4G network in the faster HTC One XL.
Pros:
  • Insanely fast 4G downlink
  • Above average battery life
  • Excellent screen
  • Fantastic camera
Cons:
  • Keyboard responsiveness could be improved
  • No microSD expansion slot
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Pocketables
13 years ago

Review: AT&T HTC One X

With the slight disclaimer that I have yet to use the Samsung Galaxy SIII, I have to say that I am fairly confident in saying that the HTC One X is the best Android device I have ever used.
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cellphones.ca
13 years ago

HTC One X

Want your web content and mobile videos to be on the large and sharp side? If so, look no further than the HTC One X smartphone. It's got a large 4.7" multi touch screen with support for high-definition (720p) resolution and it looks great. What about the sound?
Read more on cellphones.ca
APC
13 years ago

HTC One XL review

The One XL is Telstra's version of the very shiny HTC One X. This is HTC's flagship Android phone with the added benefit of 4G LTE. To accommodate that however there are crucial internal differences between the X and XL.
Pros:
  • Fast great screen great camera
Cons:
  • No expandable storage battery hog
Read more on APC
wired.co.uk
13 years ago

HTC One X review

The HTC One X is a blisteringly fast and capable media phone, with all the best that Android and HTC have to offer, including a beautiful screen, quad-core processor, Ice Cream Sandwich and Beats Audio headphones.
Pros:
  • Fast quad-core processor
  • sharp 4.7-inch display
  • Sense 4.0 OS
  • Beats Audio sound enhancement
  • NFC
Read more on wired.co.uk
TechRadar UK
13 years ago

HTC One XL review

Despite the fact that HTC didn't have the best year financially, it did manage to create some stellar handsets, beginning with the HTC One X early in the year. While the HTC One joined the Samsung Galaxy S3 in promoting the benefits of a quad core processor to the specification geeks around the...
Read more on TechRadar UK
Gadgets Boy
13 years ago

HTC One X Review

HTC is a company that has been known for the bespoke quality of their devices for the better part of 10 year. However, with other mobile device manufacturers like Apple, Samsung, Sony and Nokia at the top of their game, is the HTC One X+ able to stand tall amongst its competitors? Lets find out!
Pros:
  • Big Screen
  • Multiply apps available from App Store
  • Fast Processor
  • Solid device
Cons:
  • poor tactile feedback from the power button and the volume rocker buttons
Read more on Gadgets Boy
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