Testseek.com have collected 174 expert reviews of the HTC One X Plus and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for HTC One X Plus.
April 2013
(85%)
174 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Look and feel, Big 64GB memory, Fast browsing, Clean pictures, Good sound quality
Average battery, No SD card slot, Pictures could be a little sharper
This is a fine phone to use, watch and listen to. It's an upgrade rather than an overhaul but a job nicely done to make the HTC One X+ a very competitive smartphone. See all our Android smartphone reviews Follow whathifi.com on Twitter Join whathifi.c...
Abstract: HTC's One X+ blasted into the already competitive smartphone market at the end of 2012, aiming to better the sales of its One X model - the UK's first quad-core handset - which was warmly-received by reviewers but failed to woo buyers. There was much to...
Abstract: HTC has a confusing array of Android smartphones and one of the Taiwanese company's latest models is the One X+. As its name implies, the HTC One X+ is an updated version of the original One X, which was one of our favourite Android smartphones of 2012...
Abstract: HTC's latest flagship smartphone is the One X+, essentially a One X with a tune-up. See also: in-depth HTC One X+ review . At a glance, the One X+ looks identical to the One X. That's because HTC has only made changes inside, so the handset is just 8....
Great Screen, Fast quad core processor, Stylish, solid design, Large amound of built-in storage, Comes with Android Jelly Bean
No removeable battery, Camera not quite as good as Galaxy S3 or iphone 5
The HTC One X+ really is a top class high-end Android phone. It looks great, has bags of power and is rammed full of useful tweaks and features. If you're looking for a strong alternative to the Galaxy S3, then the One X+ is the phone to go for....
With a newer version of Android, fixed build quality issues and significantly increased battery life, the One X+ is a polished and honed version of its predecessor. It's now an even better all-round quality smartphone with a reasonable price tag.Tags:Smar...
Abstract: The HTC One X+ arrives in the shadow of its older sibling the HTC One X.However, the One X+ aims to build upon the success of the One X with some key differences including an increase in battery life and additional memory storage on board. But let us star...
Big, beautiful screen, very fast processor, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, large storage capacity,
Poor battery life, no memory expansion, not a bargain
Overall, this is probably the best HTC phone so far. The powerful processor shows no sign of weakness no matter how many apps its running, the large screen is well nigh excellent and it's sporting HTC's best camera. But the competition is gathering, an...
