Vodafone HTC One M9 12,7 cm (5") Single SIM 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 2840 mAh Grey

Vodafone HTC One M9 12,7 cm (5") Single SIM 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 2840 mAh Grey

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Product name : HTC One M9
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Long product name Vodafone HTC One M9 12,7 cm (5") Single SIM 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 2840 mAh Grey :
5.0" FHD, Qualcomm Snapdragon 810, octa core 64-bit, 4 x 2.0GHz + 4 x 1.5GHz, LTE, 20MP, Android, 2840 mAh, Vodafone
Short summary description Vodafone HTC One M9 12,7 cm (5") Single SIM 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 2840 mAh Grey :
Vodafone HTC One M9, 12,7 cm (5"), 1920 x 1080 pixels, 3 GB, 32 GB, 20 MP, Grey
Long summary description Vodafone HTC One M9 12,7 cm (5") Single SIM 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 2840 mAh Grey :
Vodafone HTC One M9. Display diagonal: 12,7 cm (5"), Display resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels. Processor frequency: 2 GHz, Processor family: Qualcomm Snapdragon, Processor model: 810. RAM capacity: 3 GB, Internal storage capacity: 32 GB. Rear camera resolution (numeric): 20 MP, Rear camera type: Single camera. SIM card capability: Single SIM. Battery capacity: 2840 mAh. Product colour: Grey. Weight: 157 g

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Reviews

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:04

Average rating:80

Uk has collected 622 expert reviews for Vodafone HTC One M9 12.7 cm (5") Single SIM 4G Micro-USB 3 GB 32 GB 2840 mAh Grey and the average expert rating is 80 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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techradar.com/au/

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:00

Average rating:80

The HTC One M9 is a phone built on precision. It's a brand realising it made a pretty much perfect phone with the One M8 and doubling down on its greatest strength to try and win over more customers.It's dropped the maligned 4MP Ultrapixel sensor of its...

Premium design, Strong camera...
Pricey, Battery not good enough, Too few improvements from M8...
A great phone if you're upgrading from two years ago, but doesn't deliver enough changes to be worthy of a perfect score...

knowyourmobile.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:00

Average rating:60

Aside from the ill-fated HTC Flyer tablet, the company could pretty much do no wrong, as it wowed consumers with the likes of the HTC One X and One S. Sure, HTC wasn't shifting devices in the same volume as Apple and Samsung, but it was doing well enough...

Great build quality; Sense 7 is perhaps the best Android overlay of them all; Powerful performance; Decent size and weight; SDsupport...
As nice as the design is, we'd like to have seen more –– it feels very 2014 after seeing the Galaxy S6 EDGE; Display lags behind the competition; Camera needs work; Very high price point for what's on offer compared to Galaxy Note 4 and Google Nexus 6...

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digitalspy.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:00

Average rating:0

HTC has officially unveiled the newest model in its flagship 'One' series today in Barcelona - the M9. Earlier in the week we had the chance to get an initial hands-on with the device - and we must say we're very impressed with the new handset so far.The...

HTC has chosen evolution over revolution, which certainly appeals. The HTC One M8 was a near-perfect device, and based on first impressions, the M9 looks set to improve on that strong base.An in-depth review of the HTC One (M9) will follow...

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digitalspy.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:00

Average rating:100

HTC has built a reputation for manufacturing first-class smartphones, beginning with the HTC One in 2013, and followed by the highly-rated One M8 last year.The company has implemented an 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' approach with the M9, refining asp...

Camera captures detailed images, Well built and scratch resistant coating works, User Interface is snappy and responsive...
Water and dust proofing would be nice...
The M8 was one of our favourite smartphones last year, so it was always going to be a tough act to follow - some have criticised HTC for playing it safe, but this is doing the company a disservice.The HTC One M9 has been exceptionally well thought out, it...

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itpro.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:00

Average rating:60

HTC doesn't have the same enormous marketing budgets as Apple or Samsung to help propel its phones into the public consciousness. Despite this, it has still managed to sell plenty of HTC One and HTC One M8 phones thanks to their flat-out quality. The HTC...

Classylooking and robust casing, Good sounding speakers...
Inconsistent camera, Disappointing battery life...
The HTC One M9 looks and feels great, but issues with battery life and the sheer strength of competitors means it's only fair value...

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techadvisor.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:00

Average rating:80

Competition in the smartphone market is tough at both ends of the price range, so can HTC take on the iPhone 6 and Samsung Galaxy S6 with the HTC One M9? Here's our full and in-depth HTC One M9 review. Updated on 21/4/15 so you can watch our full video re...

The HTC One M9 is a genuinely desirable smartphone with the best design and build available in Android land, even with Samsung upping the ante. It's good to see the powerful Snapdragon 810 and more memory, however, some key hardware remains the same meani...

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mobilesyrup.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:01

Average rating:0

From the outside, HTC looks like a company on the brink. Its financial woes have overshadowed much of what the company has worked on, including the impressive Vive virtual reality headset.The reason for the slump sits squarely on the company's struggle to...

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techadvisor.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:01

Average rating:80

The 20 best smartphones available to buy in the UK right now. The best phones you can buy in the UK - Best Android phones, best iPhones, best Windows Phones - best mobile phone reviews. Keep reading to find out what is the best phone of 2015. Updated on 2...

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theaustralian.com.au

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:01

Average rating:0

With smartphones now commoditised, it has become increasingly difficult for manufacturers to differentiate on hardware alone. However, one area where smartphones still tend to vary wildly is in the quality of the camera. It also happens to be one of the m...

reviewed.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:01

Average rating:94

They say if it ain't broke, don't fix it.HTC's flagship series has certainly ebbed and flowed over the years, but last year's HTC One M8 mastered the winning—and relatively difficult—formula of blending style with raw performance power. The result was a t...

A top-shelf phone with a few hang-ups For the most part, the HTC One M9 performs as well as its elegant build—and its price tag—would lead you to believe. The only caveats are its somewhat limited battery life and a camera that isn't quite as good as...

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androidaustralia.com.au

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:01

Average rating:0

HTC has spent the past few years developing and refining its flagship line of One smartphones, starting most significantly with the One (M7) which for its time brought a build and finish which blew the rest out of the water entirely. It was then also when...

Still an immaculately well built handset, with added grip and more comfortable form over its predecessor, BoomSound remains a cut above, Options within Sense 7, THE...
Inconsistent battery life, leaving more to be desired, Camera still not up to snuff with its competition, Not enough on offer to justify a hefty premium over the last generation...
With the One M9, HTC had but a few points they knew they would need to address in order to make it a worthy successor to the One (M8). They knew they were onto a good thing with the design and build and managed to make improvements in all aspects of measu...

coolsmartphone.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:02

Average rating:8

Mobile World Congress is where most flagship devices get announced every year, and 2015 was no different. This year HTC arrived with an upgrade to their popular M8 phone which hopefully filled in the few missing pieces to make this the best phone they eve...

It is hard to improve on the already great hardware HTC had on the M7 and M8, but to me it felt like something was lacking here. Maybe it was the 1080p screen whereas others are getting 2K now, it is hard to really pinpoint it, I was just expecting a litt...

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eurogamer.net

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:02

Average rating:0

Someone at HTC is clearly proud of the One's design, as its stylish aluminium-framed look has been retained for a third time - albeit with minor alterations. The back of the device is hewn from a single slab of scratch-resistant metal and boasts a premium...

HTC's process of iterating its phones isn't a negative thing in itself; sometimes its worth developing a design, especially when it's one that is as appealing as this. The key issue with the M9 is that it doesn't deliver the gains you'd expect when asked...

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coolsmartphone.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:02

Average rating:0

A lot was said about the quality of the new 20 megapixel rear shooter. There's a raft of options including the ability to adjust the ISO, EV and white balance settings. Not only that, but if you dive into the camera settings further there's a stack of cap...

Here's a few other shots taken on the HTC One M9…HTC One M9HTC One M9Huawei P8 - Ask us some questionsHands on with the Huawei P8 and P8 MaxShareFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinGoogle+Email...

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whatmobile.net

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:02

Average rating:100

Price £580OS Android 5.0 LollipopProcessor Snapdragon 810Screen 5 inchesResolution 1,920 x 1,080-pixelsMemory 3GB RAMStorage 32 GBMicroSD compatible? Yes, up to 128GBCamera 20.7MP rear and 4MP (UltraPixel) frontVideo 4kConnectivity 4GDimensions 144.6 x 69...

Still the most beautiful phone in town, Allpowerful for apps and games, One of the best selfie cams around...
Little reason to upgrade if you have M8, No truly unique selling point, 1080p display might soon be bettered...
It’s clear that the HTC One M9 is an outstanding smartphone. As the first major release of 2015, HTC has a natural advantage in getting its product onto the market unchallenged. Right now, the phone is unassailable. Still, we can’t shake the feeling that...

techsmart.co.za

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:02

Average rating:0

Expectation. It is a word that underpins any flagship smartphone release, and when HTC informed the world that it would be unveiling its follow up to the immensely impressive One (M8) (review) at MWC 2015 in March, expectations were naturally high. Along...

Well constructed with beautiful design; Powerful processing and multitasking...
Heats up under heavy use; Doesn't feel like enough of a step forward...
That the One M9 is a great smartphone, there is clearly no doubt of. The problem is that it shows no real signs of pushing the envelope, something that its predecessor the One (M8) did last year, and Samsung has done with its new flagships.When you place...

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ausdroid.net

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:02

Average rating:0

HTC has been a bit of a fan favourite with both Australian carriers and the buying public. Their phones have consistently been available through mainstream channels for a long time, and for the most part have sold relatively well. The anticipation for the...

Beautiful Design, Fantastic Sound, SD Card expansion, OS is buttery smooth, It's GORGEOUS – I mean look at it...
Camera could be better, Weird occasional lockups, Still a little slippery to hold...
With every phone you come across you'll invariably find something that doesn't do something you don't exactly like. There still hasn't been a perfect phone invented yet, but we're getting close, and HTC is almost there. Sure the camera isn't as good as it...

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dailystar.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:80

REVIEW: The HTC One M9 has now gone on sale in the UK [DAVE SNELLING]We've come to expect great things from HTC.Over the past few years they've produced some of the world's sexiest phones, with last year's M8 winning every award going.Now the Taiwanese fi...

HTC have once again produced a stunning smartphone.The design oozes class and it's still one of the best built phones money can buy.The M9's display is also good and it's so fast your fingers will struggle to keep up.There's also some market-leading speak...

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digitalversus.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:60

Few risks have been taken here, but it's not hard to see why: ever since the M7, HTC has delivered strong, distinctive designs, and a build quality that's difficult to find elsewhere. Like the One M8, the M9's (almost) one-piece structure has a brushed al...

Excellent build / Attractive design, Overall responsiveness, Effective front UltraPixel camera, Useful features in Sense 7, Powerful speaker / Highquality headphone lineout...
Heats up often, which can be frustrating, Camera pales in comparison to highend competition, Battery life, Positioning of side buttons: mistyping and restricted handling, Weaker performance (not crippling but discernible), What does it really add to a One...
The HTC One M9 isn't a bad smartphone. It's elegant, well-built and doesn't have any major problems. That said, what does the M9 offer to convince an M8 owner—or anyone else, for that matter—to part with their cash? On paper: raw, unadulterated power and...

whistleout.com.au

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:80

Taking over from last year's One M8 is a lot for the new One M9 to live up to. It was one of the best phones of 2014 and was, by far, the most gorgeous mobile device to hit any market, anywhere.Unfortunately, the M8 also suffered from a couple of flaws. T...

The HTC One M9 is an odd device. On paper it's barely an upgrade over the M8. In press photos it's physically almost identical, it has the same screen and resolution, even the new camera offers the same lacklustre experience. All this being said, there...

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itwire.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:0

HTC has produced a worthy successor to its M8 – is it enough to propel stellar sales? No.First the elephant in the room – Samsung's S6 and S6 Edge will suck the oxygen out of HTC's sales (sails too). It simply cannot compete with Samsung's street cred and...

I had great hopes – I like HTC and I feel bad about giving this a less than stellar review. The phone is not bad but it is not really up to the Samsung S6/Edge either – yet it costs about the same. I used an M8 last year and was underwhelmed – this is not...

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cybershack.com.au

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:80

HTC has achieved a number of firsts when it comes to the Australian launch of its latest flagship, the One M9. The brand-spanking new smartphone has the honour of being the first flagship to hit Australian shores in 2015. It's also the first smartphone av...

Beautiful design, Lightning fast, Expandable storage...
Average camera, No fingerprint reader, Expensive...
HTC came really close to making a flagship that's worth the AUD$1,099 asking price, but the average camera lets the One M9 down. You simply can't win the hearts of the Samsung-loyalists and Apple fanboys without a killer camera. It feels like HTC could h...

Digitaltrends.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:70

It ain't easy living in Samsung's shadow, and HTC keeps turning paler in the shade. Once the top dog in the Android aisle of the smartphone industry, HTC slowly, but surely lost its hold, and dropped the crown right into Samsung's waiting hands. However...

A top-tier Android phone, Two-toned metal design is stylish, Android 5.0 Lollipop looks great, Themes are a fun way to customize the UI...
Poor battery life, Power/volume buttons awkward to press, Annoying bezel and ledge on the edges, Just an average camera...
When it comes down to it, there are a lot of incredible smartphones on the market right now. It's really hard to know which one to buy. Nearly all the Android flagship phones are powered by the same processor, have similar camera sensors, and screen reso...

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techguide.com.au

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:80

HTC knows that when you're on a good thing – you stick to it. That was obviously the thinking behind its latest flagship smartphone – the One M9 – because it looks almost identical to last year's popular model.HTC have won a lot of fans since the One smar...

The HTC One M9 is a solid improvement over last year's model and will easily hold its own against the Android competition this year.The fact the One M9 has a microSD card slot as well as 32GB of internal memory may also sway people towards HTC if it comes...

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T3.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:80

It's given it a darn good go: packing the industry's new chipset du jour in the ultra-powerful, octacore Qualcomm Snapdragon 810, slipping in 3GB of RAM, tossing away the misunderstood Ultrapixel camera and even raising the size of the battery to boot. On...

Sleek design, Cool theme generator, Improved sound...
Battery isn't great, Camera rather average, a little on the pricey side...

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goodgearguide.com.au

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:85

The third generation One smartphone from HTC has gone on sale in Australia. Changes include a camera that has jumped five-fold in size to 20-megapixels, support for more LTE bands and a meticulous approach to smartphone design.But are these changes enough...

Ultrapixel front camera, BoomSound speakers, Powerful processing hardware...
Poor rear camera, Battery life, Expensive...
Compromises plague the One (M9). The rear camera works well in a limited range of lighting conditions, the battery life has regressed, less pride has been taken with the software and the design is less inspired.Older One flagships evoked an emotive respon...

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theregister.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:0

HTC has also tamed the wilds of Android by giving the user a refined experience – free of the pushy clutter and duplication that litters Samsung and Sony devices. This year's HTC One M9 retains the design of last year's One (M8), and gives it a speed bum...

The One M9 is a striking and attractive design, and I'm glad it hasn't changed it substantially. But it's a brutally competitive market and HTC can't count on Apple and Samsung's complacency any more: both leaders have raised their game. Hopefully HTC can...

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siliconrepublic.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:0

The HTC One M9 smartphone, HTC’s flagship device, went on sale overnight in the US and hits the UK and Ireland next week. John Kennedy put it through its paces.When I first laid eyes on the HTC One M9 smartphone at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona e...

If the iPhone 6 is the Mercedes-Benz of smartphones, the HTC One M9 is its BMW rival. It is classy, distinctive and powerful. And while it feels slightly heavier than its current generation rivals, it has substance and grips reassuringly in your hand. It...

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gadgetguy.com.au

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:80

HTC's 2015 flagship is here, and it's speedy, shiny, and supremely solid. Can HTC out-do the Samsung Galaxy S6 before it even comes out?A new year means new phones, and there are quite a few on the way in the next few months.First off the rank is HTC, get...

Very, very solid; Aesthetically pleasing; Easy to customise; System performance is mighty snappy; Fast 4G speeds; HTC's front-facing BoomSound speakers are still awesome; Infrared port still included, and yes, it can control a TV; Upgradeable via microSD...
Chassis lip can feel a little strange in the hand, and removes the slick unibody feeling of the prior two models; The M9 can get mighty warm over use; Mediocre battery life; Camera can be a little slow to start up and doesn't offer the best image quality...
HTC's latest take on the M9 feels like a firming up of what we've already seen, as HTC makes the One series of phones a little more mature, rather than make a stab at something new altogether.Really, if you had to say nine things to say about the handset...

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pocket-lint.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:80

The HTC One M9 is, in every sense, an evolution of the flagship M8 smartphone that came before it. It offers a similar design, a similar feature set, similar specs and a similar user experience. It is, therefore, a similar overall experience. But the HTC...

Build quality, BoomSound, great user interface, good front camera...
Feels a little incremental, rear camera performance, in some areas there's no progression over the phone it replaces...
The HTC One M9 is the third iteration of the HTC One, coming from strong stock: we loved the M7 and the M8, with both devices delivering premium build and a metal body that was unmatched. However, while the HTC One M9 offers plenty to love, it doesn...

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expertreviews.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:80

Ironically, it's now the HTC One M9 that feels as though it's lagging behind, as it's kept more or less the same design as the One M8 as well as its 5in 1,920x1,080 Full HD display. Samsung and LG, on the other hand, have already begun using larger 2,560x...

The HTC One M9's design is once again a very much by-numbers update, but HTC's new Sense 7 interface gives the One M9 a new lease of life, making it feel anything but a tired rehash of year-old ideas. Admittedly, its battery life and overall screen qualit...

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pcadvisor.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:80

Competition in the smartphone market is tough at both ends of the price range, so can HTC take on the iPhone 6 and Samsung Galaxy S6 with the new HTC One M9? Here's our full and in-depth HTC One M9 review. Also see Best smartphones 2015 and Best And...

The HTC One M9 is a genuinely desirable smartphone with the best design and build available in Android land, even with Samsung upping the ante. It's good to see the powerful Snapdragon 810 and more memory, however, some key hardware remains the same meani...

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wired.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:80

The HTC One flagship continues to improve and the One M9 takes it to an all new level with improved processor, camera and a few other tweaks, while retaining its sleek unibody metal design. But is it a genuinely genius smartphone, or more a case of style...

Sleek metallic good looks, fine HD screen, powerful processor, decent camera, expandable memory, good battery life...
Not waterproof, not cheap...
With its improved processor and cameras, beefed up battery and the ability to add more memory, the HTC One M9 is a worthy successor to the M8, correcting most of that phone's main faults and while retaining all its virtues. Its sleekly elegant styling is...

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mobilechoiceuk.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:100

By Sunetra ChakravartiThe moment every lover of good design was waiting for finally arrived in March.The invites had been sent off in February and we all waited with (almost) breathless anticipation.In 2013, HTC One had swept the Mobile Choice Consumer Aw...

Boom Sound now comes with Dolby Audio, Incredibly premium looks, Themes, Sense 7 overlay is intuitive...
Overheating issue, Camera usage in lowlight conditions dodgy...
HTC tapped into the need felt by consumers very early on and delivered the style, pizzazz and chatter usually reserved for pieces of jewellery or Swiss watches. It gave its One range of phones the kerb appeal that the Samsung Galaxy S5 could only dream o...

3g.co.uk

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:90

The HTC One M9 has a lot to live up to as it follows the near perfect HTC One M8. There's more power here, along with a refined design, a new camera and new features. That's certainly a promising start, but new doesn't always mean better and there's an ov...

Beautiful design, Powerful, Slick interface...
Average camera, Disappointing battery life, Not much has changed...
With high end specs and a stunning build the HTC One M9 was always going to impress, but not much has changed since the M8 and what has isn't always for the better...

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Theinquirer.net

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:0

THE HTC ONE M9 is the firm's latest attempt to challenge Apple and Samsung in the smartphone market, although unlike the iPhone 6 and Galaxy S6 , the handset doesn't offer much new compared to its predecessor, with HTC instead choosing to refine the smart...

Premium design, smooth performance, improved camera, great battery life, microSD slot...
No screen improvement, HTC Sense 7.0 is too overbearing, too similar to last year's model...
There's no denying that the HTC One M9 is an excellent handset, much like its predecessor. The design is great, it offers an above-average battery life and it's plenty powerful enough thanks to the inclusion of Qualcomm's Snapdragon 810 chip.However, the...

gizmodo.com.au

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:03

Average rating:0

Everyone loves an underdog. They're new, exciting, and upset expectations. In 2013, the HTC One M7 brought that incredible disruptive energy to smartphones, and the following year's M8 ran neck and neck with the best you could buy. Now, with the M9, the O...

Great-looking device, BoomSound speakers are better than ever, Great front-facing camera...
Can't keep up with other flagships, Disappointing battery life, Sense 7 not up to snuff...
LikeGreat-looking device.BoomSound speakers are better than ever.Great front-facing camera.Don't LikeCan't keep up with other flagships.Disappointing battery life.Sense 7 not up to snuff.The One M9 is a pretty great update from the One M7. If you liked HT...

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mobilesyrup.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:04

Average rating:0

There are few more distinctive Android phones on the market than the HTC One line. The company that experimented with unibody metal when most smartphones were plastic, HTC's critical acclaim is increasingly at odds with its commercial success — or lack th...

Beautiful, two-tone metal finish, Substantial performance improvements over M8, 20MP camera can capture some great photos, UltraPixel selfie cam performs well in low-light, High sound quality, Excellent battery life, Sense 7 feels lightweight and free of...
Disappointing low-light camera performance, Lack of optical image stabilization, Device can get very warm under load, Unlike Samsung or Apple's latest smartphones, which comprise the “tock” in a tick-tock cycle, the HTC One M9 is clearly an iterative upgr...

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techradar.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:04

Average rating:80

The HTC One M9 is a tricky phone to talk about, as it's a beautiful, well-crafted and powerful device, yet it's also not offering a huge level of detail compared to the One M8.The reason it's difficult to talk about is because it's such a well-made device...

Brilliant design, Powerful innards...
Poor early camera, Minimal evolution from M8...
A great phone if you're upgrading from two years ago - but that camera could be a real issue...

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T3.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:04

Average rating:80

This new phone is still remarkable in many ways though. The build quality is really special, and the specs are pretty much on a par with the best out there, meaning you won't want for much when picking up this phone. Compared to the phones of 2014 (perhap...

Sleek design, Cool theme generator, Improved sound...
Battery isn't great, Camera rather average, a little on the pricey side...
The HTC One M9 is a phone that takes the design heritage, DNA and all the other good bits of last year's phone and, well, does them again.It's again shown the rest of the competition how to make a premium smartphone, and if it can iron out some of the wri...

trustedreviews.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:04

Average rating:0

Hands on with the new HTC One M9 The HTC One M9 is one of the most hotly anticipated phones of 2015, and rightly so. It marries top-notch materials to slick design, and is the latest in a long line of the most desirable phones of recent years. So, should...

Beautifully crafted and well-designed, Speedy processor, Sense Home works brilliantly, Great front-facing camera, Best speakers you can find on a phone...
Aesthetic changes not an improvement, Rear camera not as good as the competition, Some software niggles...
As with most phones these days, the HTC One M9 is an evolution rather than a revolution and there's nothing wrong with that. The design, screen and speakers were great last year and remain so in 2015. The weaknesses of the M8 and M7 – the camera and the...

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whathifi.com

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:04

Average rating:80

The HTC One (M8) may not have had the catchiest name of the smartphone heavyweights last year, but when it came to performance, it was one of the best. But that wasn't the only thing that had people talking. Add to that a premium design that could have A...

Sharp screen, Well-judged colour balance, Enthusiastic audio performance, High-res audio support, Fast and responsive, Great, customisable user interface, Nice build...
Poor battery life, Camera struggles against competitors, Contrast could be better, Sound needs more refinement...
The HTC One M9 is a tale of two halves. Its premium design and top-notch build quality makes it a seriously desirable handset, not to mention its slick performance, flexible interface and superb Boomsound speakers.However, we can't help but be disappointe...

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stuff.tv

Updated:
2016-10-29 06:08:04

Average rating:100

According to Twitter tipster @upleaks , the next HTC flagship rejoices in the name "HTC Hima". That could be a codename, of course – though @upleaks also claims that an affordable "Hima Ace" variant is in the works; suggesting that it may indeed be the fi...

One of the classiest phones available, Loads of power, Very nice screen, The best front camera around, Rear camera takes great shots in the right circumstances, Likeable, customisable UI...
Battery life could be better, Getting the best photos takes a bit of effort...

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businessinsider.my

Updated:
2016-11-20 04:20:53

Average rating:0

Two years ago, it was a marvel that anyone but Apple could make a gorgeous phone out of all metal and glass.Most non-iPhones were still made of flimsy, cheap-feeling plastic. They were thick and ugly. They had some neat features like removeable batteries...

For the last two years, I've called the HTC One the best Android phone. I can't do that this year. Not because it's a bad phone, but because the competition has caught up and surpassed HTC in some key ways. When I was at the Mobile World Congress show in...

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tbreak.ae

Updated:
2016-11-20 04:20:53

Average rating:88

When it comes to designing phones, HTC is at the top of their game. The HTC One M7 and the HTC One M8 are arguably the best designed Android phones and have won plenty of awards for the company. Unlike specs, good designs tend to last at least a couple of...

Still Best Looking Phone, Excellent Performance, Improved Camera...
Not a huge update over M8, No Wireless Charging, No Quad HD screen...

stuff.tv/my/

Updated:
2016-11-20 04:20:54

Average rating:80

According to Twitter tipster @upleaks , the next HTC flagship rejoices in the name "HTC Hima". That could be a codename, of course – though @upleaks also claims that an affordable "Hima Ace" variant is in the works; suggesting that it may indeed be the fi...

One of the classiest phones available, Loads of power, Very nice screen, The best front camera around, Rear camera takes great shots in the right circumstances, Likeable, customisable UI...
Battery life could be better, Getting the best photos takes a bit of effort...
01 March 2015 / 23:50MYTby Andrew WilliamsThe HTC One (M8) is one of Stuff's favourite phones ever. It sat atop our Top 10 smartphones list for a while and was shortlisted for smartphone of the year in the Stuff Gadget Awards 2014, no less.But it did divi...

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knowyourmobile.com

Updated:
2016-12-03 03:31:32

Average rating:60

Samsung controls the Android space and barely anyone else gets a look in. But once the price of handsets like the HTC One M9 start to come down, which they inevitably do after a 12 months on market, savvy consumers can pick up some exceptional bargains if...

Great build quality; Sense 7 is perhaps the best Android overlay of them all; Powerful performance; Decent size and weight; SDsupport...
As nice as the design is, we'd like to have seen more –– it feels very 2014 after seeing the Galaxy S6 EDGE; Display lags behind the competition; Camera needs work; Very high price point for what's on offer compared to Galaxy Note 4 and Google Nexus 6...

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knowyourmobile.com

Updated:
2017-01-29 02:05:05

Average rating:60

Samsung controls the Android space and barely anyone else gets a look in. But once the price of handsets like the HTC One M9 start to come down, which they inevitably do after a 12 months on market, savvy consumers can pick up some exceptional bargains if...

Great build quality; Sense 7 is perhaps the best Android overlay of them all; Powerful performance; Decent size and weight; SDsupport...
As nice as the design is, we'd like to have seen more –– it feels very 2014 after seeing the Galaxy S6 EDGE; Display lags behind the competition; Camera needs work; Very high price point for what's on offer compared to Galaxy Note 4 and Google Nexus 6...

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knowyourmobile.com

Updated:
2017-03-16 05:28:01

Average rating:60

Samsung controls the Android space and barely anyone else gets a look in. But once the price of handsets like the HTC One M9 start to come down, which they inevitably do after a 12 months on market, savvy consumers can pick up some exceptional bargains if...

Great build quality, Sense 7 is perhaps the best Android overlay of them all, Powerful performance, Decent size and weight, SD-support...
As nice as the design is, we'd like to have seen more –– it feels very 2014 after seeing the Galaxy S6 EDGE, Display lags behind the competition, Camera needs work, Very high price point for what's on offer compared to Galaxy Note 4 and Google Nexus 6...
UPDATE: The HTC One M9, while not a knock-out success, was still a very solid handset. It was also exceptionally good-looking, as a result of its stunning aluminium unibody design.Part of the reason it was so unaccessible at launch was due to the fact tha...

gizmodo.co.uk

Updated:
2017-05-17 04:31:37

Average rating:0

Everyone loves an underdog. They're new, exciting, and upset expectations. In 2013, the HTC One M7 brought that incredible disruptive energy to smartphones, and the following year's M8 ran neck and neck with the best you could buy. Now, with the M9, the O...

The One M9 is a pretty great update from the One M7. If you liked HTC's original flagship, and you don't mind a slightly bigger smartphone, then the One M9 is good! I think you'll be happy with it. And if you're a multimedia fiend—watching Netflix, stream...

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techadvisor.co.uk

Updated:
2017-07-07 11:41:48

Average rating:0

HTC came under fire last year for making the One M9 too similar to the One M8. In 2016 we have a different name: HTC 10 , and a new design. But is it enough to turn around HTC's fortunes? We'll have to wait and see, but for now we'll compare the two phone...

Aside from the removal of the IR blaster and front stereo speakers, the HTC 10 is a better phone all round. It gets some significant upgrades and is arguably the phone HTC should have made last year. We've yet to complete our full review of the HTC 10 but...

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techau.com.au

Updated:
2017-09-25 02:57:27

Average rating:0

The latest flagship from from HTC is the One M9, which is a solid upgrade on last year's One M8. With HTC's One series now entering it's 4th year, we're expecting a lot with their 2015 model, the only one so far. After spending around a month with the One...

The HTC One M9 is a solid feeling phone, but has enough small problems that make it hard to say you should throw your money at it. The dual-metal design is completely confused, like it could decide if the front melted into the back or the other way around...

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