Published: 2015-03-30, Author: Will , review by: newatlas.com
Abstract: Ever since HTC rebooted its smartphone lineup with 2013's One M7, the company has been making some of the best smartphones money can buy. But with an improving field of competitors, is the company's third "One" good enough? Join Gizmag, as we review the n...
Gorgeous design and premium build, Sense 7.0 is a perfect union of Android Lollipop and customization options, Top-notch hardware for great performance
Battery and display are not a marked improvement over last year's One M8, 20MP camera does not live up to its pixel count, Has a tendency to run a little hot when pushed
The One M9 is a minimal update to the One M8. It doesn't do a lot to warrant an upgrade from the previous year's model, but it's still a solid and relaible device...
Published: 2015-03-30, Author: David , review by: wired.com
As beautiful as the Ones before. Great screen, great battery life. HTC's onto something, letting you customize your phone so much. Uh Oh Protection will replace your phone, no questions asked
The camera just still can't keep up. The One wants to be responsive and aware, but it's just not smart enough to be really useful yet
Published: 2015-03-30, Author: Helena , review by: chipchick.com
Beautiful dual-finish design, great build quality, excellent sharp display, Sense UI is better than ever, Comes with HTC's UH OH protection plan, Dot View case is now more versatile and available in several colors, great ergonomics, HTC Sense is better t
Camera has great features and effects – but photo quality isn't as good as its competitors, battery life is solid but nothing to write home about, QuickCharge cable is not included in the box, on-screen keyboard keys feel a bit too narrow, Boom Sound spea
There is a lot to love about the One M9 – the size is just right, the performance is great, the improvements to HTC Sense are intuitive and useful, and the jewelry-like dual finish body is lovely while still managing to be tough.Really, the HTC One M9 roc...
Premium design, Responsive, intelligent UI, Decent battery life, Great AV experience
Incremental improvement, Disappointing cameras
Writing this review I kept finding myself saying something along the lines of, “little has changed since the M8, and that's OK,” which it is, but ‘OK' just isn't going to wow people when the likes of Samsung really have something to shout about.From a tec...
Abstract: Samsung capped the end of 2014 on a good note, as the Samsung Galaxy Note 4's incredibly top-notch, all-around performance astounded many. It simply excelled in a lot of areas, giving all sorts of users, not just power ones, something that they can happi...
Abstract: Apple and HTC have something intimately in common with one another, they seriously know how to design some gorgeous looking phones. When we first saw the iPhone 6 last fall, we were quick to draw comparisons to the HTC One M8 – mainly because they're con...
