Rating 4.1 104 reviews
Manufacturer: HTC
cellphones.ca
12 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?
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pricespy.co.nz
11 years ago

Kanon Phone. Everything works like clockwork. There are a few small things I do not like though. Too small on / off button, a bit difficult to handle in one hand about to call tex and draws a lot of power when using the processor fully. It gets pretty damn hot by then.
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naaptol
11 years ago

The legendary slugfest of Androids has only got more spirited, promising, truly heavy-duty action for the astute consumer. With the launch of the slick and powerful HTC One X, the makers aspire to recreate the thumping success they devoured with the original HTC Desire.
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androidandme.com
11 years ago

AT&T HTC One X review

HTC's flagship device, the One X, has been available overseas for almost a month, and it finally arrives in the United States on AT&T's network this . The US version is slightly tweaked and features a different processor, so many have wondered how the two devices would stack up.
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Know Your Mobile
11 years ago

HTC One X review

A truly amazing Android smartphone
Pros:
  • Fast,Brilliant interface,Excellent camera,Incredibly sharp screen,Stunning exterior desing
Cons:
  • No microSD slot
  • Protruding camera lens
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reviews42.com
12 years ago

This Is The One!

With a highly responsive touchscreen, and loads of tweaks to install, this is one of the best phones available in the market. This phone is upgradable to the latest android version and runs at lightining fast speed. There is zero delay or lag while working and it doesn't freeze.
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zopper.com
12 years ago

This Is The One!

With a highly responsive touchscreen, and loads of tweaks to install, this is one of the best phones available in the market. This phone is upgradable to the latest android version and runs at lightining fast speed. There is zero delay or lag while working and it doesn't freeze.
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T3
14 years ago

HTC One X review

The HTC One X is huge, slim and comes with a NVIDIA Tegra quadcore processor chip and Android 4.0 Ice cream sandwich. What's not to like? The HTC One X is the flagship model from the brand's new One Series of Android Ice Cream Sandwich-powered smartphones. We went hands-on...
Pros:
  • Strong design
  • Very solid build
  • Immaculate display
  • Strong design
  • Very solid build
  • Immaculate display
Cons:
  • Too big for some
  • Too big for some
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PC Authority
14 years ago

HTC One X: our new A-List smartphone

Some of the criticism that has been levelled against HTC over the past few months has been about the sheer number of handsets being pushed out by the company - a large number of devices, with a lot of confusion over target users.
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viewpoints
14 years ago

HTC Evo 4 G LTE Works for All Your Needs

Before I got the HTC Evo 4G LTE Smartphone I'm pretty sure I had the worst cell phone that every existed. Phone calls would drop all the time. People weren't able to call me (they'd get busy signals constantly). The phone would freeze up when I tried to use apps.
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