Great build quality, Liquid design shows new ways to curve glass, Hardware buttons provide more screen real-estate, Great camera, HTC U Sonic provides great audio and ANC out of the box, IP67 water and dust resistant, Powerful specs
Battery size and performance don't impress, Fingerprint magnet, Substantial bezels, No headphone jack and only proprietary USB-C headphones work
To conclude, there's a lot to like about the HTC U11. This is gorgeous hardware, matched by up to date specs, and with a set of unique features like U Sonic, and Edge Sense, that help this phone stand apart from the standard set of competitors out there.I...
Published: 2017-06-22, Author: Paul , review by: pocketables.com
Abstract: While this is technically more like day four, I didn't have a SIM to test real performance connected to a network, streaming, any sort of real life usage until yesterday when a FedEx Padded Pak came which contained a FedEx document envelope which containe...
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Published: 2017-06-20, Author: Paul , review by: pocketables.com
At a day in I've got processor and camera envy. However I'm about to load up every single app I have and see if it slows it like it weighs on my HTC 10. Can't review a phone properly without a lot of junk.Any questions or tests for it, let me know. I've g...
Published: 2017-06-20, Author: Chris , review by: phandroid.com
Abstract: The HTC U11 is easily one of the year's best smartphones. While it's certainly going to be an uphill battle for HTC to get word out about the device's strengths, sometimes pictures speak louder than words. Coming equipped with an impressive 12MP, f/1.7, 1...
Abstract: HTC may have launched the U Ultra recently, but that phone was more of an experimental device than one that's truly designed as a flagship level device. The HTC U11 is the true 2017 flagship from HTC, and there's a number of reasons why it's getting that...
Shiny new design, IP67 rating, Squeeze sensors are more than gimmicky, The best smartphone camera available, 3D audio recording, Amazing audio playback quality, Fantastic on-device stereo speakers, Tons of features, themes and options, Light and ultra fas
Glass build makes this fragile and a fingerprint magnet, Bezels are bigger than some other 2017 phones, No 3.5mm audio jack, Mode switching on the camera is clunky
After years of criticism and declining sales numbers, HTC has come back full force to deliver one of the finest smartphones you'll find this year, and quite possibly the best phone they've ever made. Packing the absolute best camera you'll find in a smart...
Abstract: HTC is back in the running with its new squeezable flagship smartphone – the U11. One look at the shiny new device and you will realize that HTC has a penchant for gorgeous design. The U11 comes with rounded corners, curved edges on the front and back, an...
Abstract: The HTC U11 is not only a really good phone, it's apparently also off to a good start in terms of sales, at least over previous HTC phones. Not that you should base purchase decisions off of whether or not a phone is selling well, but as you attempt to d...
Totally respectable in my experience with this phone, and generally above average. 3000mAh doesn't seem like much with a 5.5" screen, but Android Nougat and the Snapdragon 835 get the job done, Finally sounds like Boomsound again. The speakers on the U11
This screen has embarrassing light bleed along the lower bezel. Come on, HTC, Do I need to say anything else? HTC does include a 3.5mm adapter as well as its USBC U Sonic earbuds in the box, at least, This is one of the most slippery phones I have ever us
The HTC U11 gets the basics right. Good camera, good battery life, good performance - these are the pillars of a solid high-end smartphone experience. It also has a pretty amazing set of speakers on it, and a pair of earbuds in the box that you might actu...
Published: 2017-06-13, Author: Brian , review by: techcrunch.com
Abstract: Squeezable sides are a very bad reason to buy a phone. Especially now, when the U11's Edge Sense doesn't do a whole hell of a lot. Who knows, perhaps one day it will do much more than simply launching favorite apps. But even then, squeezable sides will be...
