HTC One XL X325s
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13 years ago
The device offers an all-round faster experience both on board the device itself and out on Telstra's 4G network. The One XL is a feature-packed smartphone that will suit a wide range of users.
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
13 years ago
The Best Out There
I've used many HTCs. This is the best among them. NO DOUBT !!!!.............................................................................................................................................................................................................
13 years ago
Show Me the 4G
Is an HTC One X by any other name just as sweet? In the case of the Evo 4G LTE, a slightly reconfigured sibling of the One X, no, not quite. But almost. The One X is our current pick as the best overall Android phone on the market right now.
Pros:
- Black aluminum and plastic, with red anodized highlights producing a distinctively menacing looking phone
- One of the best displays and cameras found in smartphones
- Beastly power and speed
- HTC Sense 4 isn't as good as stock Android, but it's the best alternative.
Cons:
- It's called the Evo 4G LTE, but Sprint's 4G LTE network hasn't launched yet
- The protruding camera is begging to get scuffed and scratched over the life of a 2-year contract.
13 years ago
HTC One X Camera Phone Review
This mobile phone is being advertised as a camera, used by a photography student on a fashion shoot, while skydiving. It's also a high-end, top of the range, all singing, all-dancing Android phone with a huge 4.7inch screen, high resolution 720p display, quadcore 1.5ghz processor, 1GB ram, as well...
Pros:
- Stunning screen
- Extremely thin
- Lots of built-in effects
- Quick focus
- Quick continuous shooting
- Takes photos while recording video
- 2 year warranty
Cons:
- Gets hot with continued use
- Doesn't have a dedicated shutter button
- Lacks MicroSD slot for expansion
- Poor image quality
- Noise in all images
- Lacks real flash
13 years ago
Everything looks beautiful, a photo of a pale cloudy day looks as good as a sunset snapshot.
Pros:
- The One X is all sorts of fast
- It's actually dizzying the phone loads apps pretty much before you've lifted your finger from the screen and it never hung or crashed.
Cons:
- No microSD slot
13 years ago
Android hardware market has become a battlefield. There are half a dozen Android phones being released every week, each one of them vowing for customers' attention. So, what can the manufacturers do to be the winner? The answer is to make fewer fillers and more highlight-worthy devices!
13 years ago
The HTC One X AT&T Review gives an impression that this phone is going to be a good buy for the consumers. No doubt, there are some drawbacks, but these are negligible. You can say that this is one of the premium phones produced by HTC.
Pros:
- Comes with quad-band GSM and tri-band 3G support
- Sports a 4.7 inch 16M-color Super LCD 2 capacitive touchscreen of HD resolution (720 x 1280 pixels
- Runs on Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich with latest HTC Sense 4.0
- Comes with 1 GB of RAM and 16GB of storage as well as 25GB of free Dropbox storage...
Cons:
- Absence of microSD card slot
- There is no alternative option in terms of storage
- Lacks dedicated camera key
13 years ago
HTC EVO 4G LTE Review
In 2012, HTC finds itself in a defensive position. Apple continues to carve out a larger share of the smartphone market, and Samsung has stolen a lot of the momentum HTC gained in the last two years.
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
13 years ago
Clash of the Titans Part 2: Samsung Galaxy SIII vs HTC One X–Software
Deciding between the SIII and Touchwiz or the One X and Sense is a pretty easy decision for me. Not only is Touchwiz smoother and faster, but it actually adds useful functions that are otherwise missing from stock Android.
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