The primary camera leaves a little to be desired, Not as loaded with features as its closest rivals
There's no denying the fact that HTC's latest flagship is a solid all-rounder and a winning effort by the brand. In terms of both specs and pricing, it goes head to head with two able contenders, the Samsung Galaxy S7 and the LG G5 (first impressions). Th...
Sturdy, mannish design, Leading system performance, Nononsense interface, Extremely reliable fingerprint scanner, Compelling, unisex design, Waterresistant and dustproof, Better outdoor visibility, Incredible, fast camera
Were this any other year, we'd have an easy time calling this one and giving it to Samsung. But HTC is back, and the 10 is rock-solid.This makes the question of “which?” a rather personal affair. We tend to like the way the HTC 10 handles better, but once...
Published: 2016-06-08, Author: Paul , review by: pocketables.com
They released a really nice piece of hardware with a pretty good piece of software. They've fixed some of the initial software bugs, but I'm expecting most of the remaining will be squashed in the next update.I'm in the curious position of feeling like I'...
Quality look and feel, Great camera, Home button, microSD card
Expensive
It's easy for me to say that this is the best smartphone that HTC has ever made. Is it the best smartphone on the market right now though? No, but it's definitely at the top of the list. It misses the top spot because the HTC 10 is expensive and doesn't h...
Abstract: “The HTC 10 shouldn't leave you asking for more in terms of shooting prowess”As we sit down to write an analysis of the new HTC 10's shooting capabilities, we can't help but go back into memory lane to ponder over the Taiwanese brand's innovations in the...
Published: 2016-06-07, Author: Tim , review by: techspot.com
Outstanding metal design. HTC's customized version of Android is actually fantastic. Excellent performance. Solid feature set, including AirPlay, fingerprint sensor, and USBC. Best HTC camera yet.
Camera still falls behind market leaders Samsung and LG. Offcontract price is expensive.
Published: 2016-06-07, Author: Daniel , review by: phonearena.com
Clean Android overlay, Enhanced audio recording, Great allaround camera, Rich and quality app ecosystem, Thin and light chassis
The HTC 10 ended up a very well-made phone, with barely a perceivable weakness that would preclude you from getting it. It has a clean and quick interface, quite the improved camera, and a dedicated strength in the audio department, so all is well if you...
Abstract: Let's get this out of the way first – yes, the HTC 10 looks very similar to the M7, M8, M9, and other recent HTC phones I keep seeing other sites complaining about this I respectfully disagree Some of the generational changes we're seeing on smartphones a...
When I got my first Android smartphone, it was an HTC EVO, so the company has a special place in my heart. However, for everything I liked about the HTC EVO, the fading battery life after 18 months of use and lack of updates soured me on HTC and I moved o...
Abstract: HTC has always been known for their beautiful designs and build quality, but when it comes to the flagship race, their high-end offerings have been found lacking in key areas, particularly the camera, that makes it fall short against it competition. Unfor...
