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
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General responsiveness, Highquality screen (contrast, colours, general balance), Battery life, Sense 4interface is easy to use and highly customisable, Effective Beats Audio technology
Camera bulges out from the rear casing, No way of expanding memory, No 4G support
While anyone who already owns a One X can certainly live without this excellent update, users looking for a fast, powerful smartphone with a very good camera could definitely opt for the One X+ ... so long as they're not bothered about 4G. This high-class...
Superb screen, Ultra, fast processor, 64GB built, in storage
Disappointing battery life, Can run a little hot, Can't remove backplate
The fantastically fast processor, 64GB of internal storage and superb screen are real highlights of the HTC One X+, and they're enough to make me rate this handset slightly more highly than its predecessor. Still, the battery life will be an issue for ma...
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Published: 2012-12-12, Author: Allan , review by: whatmobile.net
Abstract: HTC€s pimped up the unfairly ignored One X for late 2012. Is it second time lucky?HTC ONE X+ €474 (contracts start at €31p/m) Reviewer: Philip BrownT he HTC One X+, like its forebear, is in danger of being cruelly overlooked. It€s a shame, as it just mig...
Abstract: The HTC One X+ follows up a successful set of smartphone devices from the company this year.The HTC One X+ features a 4.7 inch super LCD display with an 8 megapixel camera. It runs on 1.7 GHz quad-core processor and arrives with Android with HTC Sense. Th...
While I loved the new HTC Sense 4+ UI, I did have some very slight issues with it. Sometimes controls were not intuitive or something wouldn't be where I'd expect it to be and this would slow me down as I was using the device, and other times the accelero...
Large screen; fast processor; massive internal storage
Battery life is poor; screen has flex issues
An incremental update of the existing One X, HTC’s latest handset certainly isn’t wanting for raw power, but the problem of battery stamina remains. Compared to the competition, the One X+ makes less of a splash than its predecessor did....
Bright, supercrisp HD display; 64GB storage; Featurepacked eightmegapixel snapper; Android Jelly Bean plus HTC’s Sense overlay; Beats Audio
Lacks memory card slot
If you can cope with its size, the HTC One X+ is a wonderful handset. Whether you want to take and edit photos, watch a movie, listen to tunes, surf the net or play games, this is the best phone you'll find...
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Published: 2012-11-19, Author: Eric , review by: uk.hardware.info
Abstract: If you're one of those people that loves to film everything you do with your friends and family, or frequently go to concerts, or even are a proud parent, then you probably care about how good the video quality is of your smartphone. Who wants to save s...
The HTC One X+ has been launched into a crowded space and is in competition with some top top quality handsets. The Samsung Galaxy SIII, the Apple iPhone 5 and even the new Nexus 4 are all direct comparisons and therefore it has alot to live up to.For th...
An extremely good looking handset that is well built and even though there appears a little in the way of excess software, it doesn't seem to slow the unit down in any way. Masses of storage mean that the lack of an SD card slot is not a major issue alth...
