Solid build, Stunning screen, Fast performance, Great camera,
No headphone jack, Music could be more engaging, Battery life ok at best,
The HTC U11 is the best phone the company has made in years.It's well built and fast in use, with a great camera and video performance that's among the best we've seen this year. And despite sounding like a gimmick, the squeezable sides are actually quite...
If you prefer a small, lightweight phone then the iPhone 7 will appeal. It has good cameras and is both zippy in performance and waterproof. The HTC U11 is a bigger phone with better battery life and a couple of extra features such as Edge Sense and custo...
If you prefer a small, lightweight phone then the iPhone 7 will appeal. It has good cameras and is both zippy in performance and waterproof. The HTC U11 is a bigger phone with better battery life and a couple of extra features such as Edge Sense and custo...
Great camera, Excellent audio performance, Impressive two-tone coloring
Edge Sense is half-baked, Screen slightly dim, Camera shutter speed slow
The HTC U11 is a wildly impressive phone - in a sea of wildly impressive phones. The core abilities will wow any HTC fan, but the squeezable sides really fail to impress...
This is a really tricky one. I actually really like the HTC U11, it has grown on me tremendously. I love the camera, which is one of the best on the current market in my view. I also like the software, the performance, and the audio is second-to-none. It'...
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Published: 2017-06-13, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
squeezable sides, brilliant camera, microSD card slot, water resistant, bold colours, good screen, 24hour battery, noisecancelling earphones in the box
bulky, large bezels, dated design, no headphone socket
The HTC U11 is a great smartphone hidden in an old, bulky design. While rivals have moved on with tiny bezels and big screens squeezed into small phone bodies, HTC has stagnated.It's bright and bold on the back, but bland on the front. The large bezels ma...
There's a lot to like about the HTC U11 and while it certainly has flagship level specs, it's hard to differentiate in the market against the likes of Samsung and LG. The glossy and colourful design is fresh but won't be for everyone, even though we're gl...
Published: 2017-06-08, Author: Chris , review by: pocket-lint.com
Unique colour designs that look eye-catching, lots of power for fluid operation, great sound quality, waterproofing
Battery life could be longer, Edge Sense "squeeze" feature is a gimmick, Sense Companion feels unnecessary
The HTC U11 brings with it some of the core components you want from a flagship: there's loads of power for a fast and fuss-free operation, a good display, great camera performance, and attention to detail in the audio offering which puts HTC above its fl...
The HTC U11 is excellent and worth the £649 asking price when looking at the competition. But is excellent enough?Depending on what you value, it absolutely is. HTC gets audio more right than any other manufacturer, making speakers that shout louder, head...
