Abstract: On the other, you have some brave 4-inch holdouts, such as the iPhone 5 , and the trend started by Samsung with the Galaxy S3 Mini: compact versions of larger handsets. Now HTC has launched its own diminutive version of the range-topping HTC One , the One...
Published: 2014-07-22, Author: Woldemar , review by: wovow.org
As mentioned earlier, the LG G3 s and HTC Mini 2 One should be among your options if you are looking for one of those smartphones that are inspired by top-end terminals. In this case the HTC One Mini 2 responds to the concept of mini-badge-ship, and which...
Amazing build quality and design, brilliant camera, carries across many of the features that made the HTC One so good, Android Jelly Bean, Sense 5 is a great Android skin
Battery life isn't all that impressive, no SD-support
Battery issues aside, the HTC One Mini is one of the best Android handsets we've tested in recent months. It looks great, performs like a flagship handset, and packs in many of its high-end-counterpart's market-leading features.The handset ships with the...
Abstract: Want a new phone with amazing specs but the phones are just too big? Maybe you're an iPhone user that's hoping to switch to Android but you need something a little more pocketable. If you're looking around, you might have come across the Xperia Z1 Compact...
Abstract: What a difference a year can make – in the case of the HTC One M8, the changes over the original HTC One are plentiful. The One M8 could also have a second generation mini sibling as has been rumoured numerous times and in this head to head, we're taking ...
Abstract: You might notice that Best for 4G has changed and been simplified since our last comparison – this is to make the series easier to understand and results easier to gather.It's back again – thanks to popular feedback of our first Best for 4G comparison , w...
Nice-looking screen, Great build quality like the HTC One, More comfortable to hold than larger-screen phones, Great low-light camera
Poor battery life (can't last a day), Gets warm when gaming and streaming video, Speakers aren't nearly as impressive as HTC One's, No expandable storage or removable battery
The HTC One Mini is one of the nicest-looking mid-range smartphones we've ever had laid eyes on. It's also extremely comfortable to hold and easier to use with one hand than larger-screen devices that (iPhone aside) dominate the market these days. But ...
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Outstanding screen, Exemplary finish, Speakers, Overall responsiveness, Sense 5 is as fun and effective as always, 4.3" form factor is more practical
Battery life could be better, Poor photo quality on any screen bigger than the phone's, Beats Audio: pointless, Nonexpandable memory, Higher SAR than the HTC One (0.8 W/kg)
The HTC One Mini may be less powerful and have less battery life than the One, but it's still the most competent, most polished mid-range smartphone of its generation. With brushed aluminium, a sleek design, a fantastic screen, a fluid interface and bette...
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Published: 2013-09-04, Author: Stuart , review by: pocket-lint.com
Abstract: We first broke the news that HTC would launch a blue HTC One in May. Now three months later HTC has made it official, launching not only a blue HTC One but also a blue HTC One mini ahead of IFA 2013. The new blue version, or should that be turquoise, of ...