Overall the HTC One X9 is a solid performer providing a great user experience in a nicely made device. The software is serviceable and the customisation built into both Android and to Sense allows you to really tweak most of the device just how you like it.

It was launched alongside the more high-profile HTC 10, which is the company's flagship, and still managed to turn heads with its eye catching design. But will turning heads be enough for the HTC One X9?

Classy Design Decent Performance Good camera

Expensive No fingerprint sensor Not the best specced at its price

Last month I bought but can't satisfaction anyway

Camera; Sound; Fast

Battery life; Heating problem; Too much price

HTC manages to keep its appeal of premium metal clad finishing with a neat design. The One X9 resembles the One A9 and looks more like an upgraded version when you unbox it. Being a sleek device, one can expect it to be lightweight as we all know, it isn't a secret as HTC is known for making good...

Superb phone......futuristic......excellent performance.......cheap price.......affordable.....very good design

Super LCD capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors Size 5.5 inches ( ~71.4% screen-to-body ratio) Resolution 1080 x 1920 pixels ( ~401 ppi pixel density) yyou can see better qualaty movie 13 MP, f/2.0, 28mm, autofocus, OIS, dual-LED ( dual tone) flash its realy nice phone

There is no One M10 at MWC so here we take a close look at the HTC One X9.

HTC's One X9 has a lot of expectations to fill, given that it is set to enter a highly competitive price bracket, which is between Rs 20,000 and Rs 30,000. Competitive not only in terms of what other phones in this segment have to offer, but also in terms of the sheer number of options available for...

In the mid tier smartphone market there are bargains galore, no more so than with the new HTC X9 which is damn close to the quality of HTC's top end models.

Let's face it, HTC is not what is used to be. And while its flagship phone and its fancy VR headset may bring it into the news, it's not in a position to command the high price of Rs 25,990 for a mid-range phone with nothing at all interesting about it. That's the stark truth.

Looks tough; Easy-to-read screen; Battery behaves fine

Far too high price; Not good looking; Broad and tiring to hold; No standout features