HTC One Smartphone

by INDRAJEET SINGH CHAUHAN ***

Finally, theres an Android phone that doesnt make me miss anything about the iPhone. Its called the HTC One, and its the best Android phone Ive ever laid hands on. It might also be the best smartphon

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Review on HTC One Smartphone

Best smartphone
April 5, 2013
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Htc one is really great, with best screen, with best audio and video quality, he must come first, but battery life could be better, for example 2600mAh, and screen size about 4.9 inch, but after all, Htc one is the best phone in the world at this moment.

Got mine 3 days back, and must say the screen is gorgeous. Sheer delight watching HD movies on this device. And camera is quite nice too. And has one of the best speakers I've used in any smartphone to date. Not to mention the gorgeous looks, although a bit pointless since you'd want to get a case on it unless you want to get it scratched real quick.
BUT - the battery life is ridiculous. I mean it isn't horrible as the One X was, but when you buy a device with full HD capabilities, at least pack it with a better battery so that we could actually use it better. With moderate usage and power saving options while on low charge, I make it through to 8-10 hours (NOT screen on time).
I wouldn't have minded much if it at least had an option for removable batteries. And microSD slot would've been nice too - but that's never a dealbreaker for me - but the battery life is.
Anyhow, if you can live with the battery life and the money, it's an awesome handset to own.