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Скроменый эксперт
29.07.2013
10/10
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This will be a quick review. I've had my One for a couple months now and I've got a list of plusses and a couple minuses but on the balance this is the best phone I've ever owned. Easily a 5/5.Pros:+ Great looking industrial design. Admittedly, appreciation of beauty can be a very subjective thing, but I think it's hard to argue against this being a great looking product. Plus, the aluminum body is solid and feels very well constructed.+ Excellent camera. Don't be fooled by numbers. The main benefits of this camera are its speed and low light performance. Ever been annoyed by that second delay when taking a picture, especially when the camera needs to use the flash? Ever been annoyed by the fact that it needs to flash at all in conditions with moderate but not extremely low light? Never worry about that again. For the vast majority of uses that people use digital images in everyday life (posting on FB, 4 x 6" prints, looking at on your phone screen) 4 megapixels is actually MORE than is needed. Unless you're trying to take professional quality shots (which you would likely do with a dedicated camera), you'll be very happy with the results here.+ Great speakers. They aren't as loud as a boom box (nor really even close), but the stereo sound is the best you can get out of a phone today, period (followed by a period here). I really love showing people youtube vids on this phone. It's impressive and is one of the best selling points of the phone. Also, if you're laying in bed and want to watch some netflix or listen to music- it's great.Cons:- Overflow buttons (the vertical ...) take up valuable screen real estate and can be distracting. This is due to the One's lack of a menu button. This will be resolved in a future sense update, allowing a long press of the home button to summon a menu, but for now it's pretty annoying.- Random "Sim card not detected" error messages. Best I can see after an hour's research- this is a common problem in this and other HTC phones and amounts to a design flaw in the sim tray mechanism once the sim is fully inserted. There's probably a fraction of a millimeter extra space in there which causes the card to not register sometimes after normal phone use jostles it minutely. Easily fixed by placing a small centimeter square bit of packing tape on the top side of your sim card (not the circuit side), but still hard to overlook. This is something that I imagine could be easily rectified on the production side. I shouldn't need to put a tape shim in there for it to function properly, but I did and it worked.- Battery life is average. If I use it normally (moderately heavy use over the course of the day) it will make it through work and a couple hours after I get home. It's not terrible but not as good as a Razr Maxx or the Galaxy S4. It's much better than the phone I previously had, but I still think it's worth pointing out that it could be better.- Battery is fixed (ie not removeable). This is a con for some people, but I don't see a problem with it. I'll probably have this phone for a year and replace it before the battery suffers significant life loss, so doesn't matter to me.Overall this is the best cell phone currently on the market in my opinion. It feels more solid and less gimmicky than the S4. I highly recommend it.
Скроменый эксперт
18.04.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
m356JJ1BDMIZYP / mo2BYLV6DABNXPY Length:: 0:21 MinsThis phone is phenomenal, I've had it for about two days now and let me tell you, the reviewers were not lying about this phone; it's fantastic! I've posted some pictures so you can see the phone up close and have an idea of what you're getting. For my review, I'll split it up into multiple paragraphs that relate to features of the phone.Build Quality:Simply amazing, right out of the box it feels like I am wielding Thor's hammer in my hand, the aluminum back really makes a difference, oils don't catch on it, it doesn't heat up (even with extensive use), friends that own iPhones have been asking to see this phone and everyone else has been blown away by it, the 200+ minutes that they spent making this phone really shows, from the drilled speakers to the comfortably curved backside.Battery:Great, simply the best. This battery has held it's own throughout my day, I can safely confirm that when I first got the phone it had an 80% battery life, and after 5 hours of screen on time, the phone was down to 5%. This was on Wifi however, but when I've tested it over a mobile network it has done a days work with a couple hours of screentime in addition to 18 hours of standby, and has around 30% left.Speakers:To Die For. I've never been a fan of listening to music on phones, or at least not blasting my music through the phones speakers; I would always use headphones. Let me tell you that I stand before you a changed man, the speakers on this phone eclipse my ASUS monitor's! They deliver thundering bass and tremendous treble, driving by a busy 5 lane main road I was able to hear my music perfectly fine.Screen:Bright, it's simply the best. Pixels? They don't exist with this phone, you'd need a microscope to find them, I couldn't detect and with my phone 4 inches from my eyes, it's amazing how this 4.7 inch LCD screen has the same pixel count as my 47 inch HDTV! The screen can stay visible a foot away from a lamp that is shining right at it (see pictures).Camera:The back and front camera's are great, the back one takes perfect pictures and video in low light conditions and the front camera detects my face very fast and unlocks. Zoe is... well, it's a good feature but it's not one that I feel is great, Zoes (for lack of a better term) take up a lot of space. For example: I can take roughly 800 Zoes (this is with about 24 gigabytes of data remaining) or I can take 10,000 regular pictures. I feel that an animated photo album is kind of a waste, but, to each his own. See the video review and pictures for examples.Blinkfeed:Great for news and updates, but tough on the battery, also it's very annoying how it cannot be removed, you can however change your homescreen to another home tab.Call quality:Very good, the person on the other end thinks I'm speaking on a landline, this is possible because of multiple noise cancelling headphones.I'm somewhat limited on time so I have to end the review here, however I will update this review as time goes on and I use this phone more. Ultimately I can tell me and this phone are going places. This is a good, solid phone that deserves the praise it is getting. Is this phone for you? That I can't tell you, I can however tell you my experience with it. If you have any questions that I haven't answered, feel free to respond via a comment and I'll try to get back to you when I can.
Скроменый эксперт
24.03.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
The phone arrived a week ago and I encased it in a Otterbox Defender case. Phone works brilliantly and I've been using no more than 40% battery over a days use. I run three email programs, web browser, Dropbox, Twitter, WhatApp, and music. Phone quality is very good. No dropped calls or issues.The aluminum case is well made and fits in the hand nicely. You cannot open the case, save for the micro-SIM slot on the side. HTC provides a little tool to open it. There is no expansion slot for MicroSD, but the HTC One for 2014 is supposed to have this coming.I got the international unlocked version and the HTC One booted up in Spanish, but was able to swap it over to English easily. Other than that it has worked great. The Beats audio is noticeable and very high quality. Do get a music player with an equalizer to set it up perfectly (PowerAmp was my choice).Had no issues with case heating as reported by others. I upgraded to 4.3 Android almost immediately and not 4.4 so that may be a factor. 4.4 seems to have some issues and not just on this phone.Screen is phenomenal in bright light, no lag or stuttering with programs. The only minor issues: 1) slow charging when the HTC charger isn't used. It comes up on the screen with an alert telling you to plug it into the HTC charger. But as I plug it in overnight and have such low battery use, that isn't a problem. 2) The home screen has the social updates which occupy an entire screen. I don't use that. You can change the home screen to something else, but its still annoying. That's an HTC Sense issue, not Android. 3) There is minimal documentation.It's loud. I've had the same ringtone for messages for two years. I put it on the HTC One and I have to keep the phone at half volume or it makes the wife jump when I get texted.Transferred all my settings from my old HTC using the Transfer app and it was set up in 7 minutes with all my contacts, pictures, SMS messages, email, and calender. Comes with 25 GB of Dropbox for two years.Came with a $10 APPCOW voucher. Have not used it, but it was not mentioned in the item and a nice surprise.This phone was well worth the money IMHO and recommended.Thanks to Breed for the fast and friendly service.
Скроменый эксперт
15.01.2014
4/10
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Ужасно
Let me start by saying I love the design of the HTC One. It feels solid and looks great. The audio is fantastic. I love the operating system. However, none of that means a thing if your phone doesn't work half the time. After running into some very specific issues with both my original phone, and then seeing the exact same problems on a replacement HTC sent, and then seeing the same problems crop up for other users in internet forums, I figured it might be worth noting in a review here.So, first things first - are you an otterbox-loving, leave-the-phone-at-home-during-activities type of person? Do you think it's ridiculous that someone would strap a $500 piece of equipment to themselves while they jog or bike? If so, you can stop reading here, because these issues probably won't affect you.However, if you expect to use this phone in any active way, such as a) strapping the phone to your arm while jogging, b) placing it in a waterproof bag and bringing it on a kayak, or c) using it on a rainy day, based on my experience with two separate phones, here's what you can expect to see the second you get home and try to use it again -Issues with the charger - the phone will only charge when turned completely off, if you're lucky (or you may go a day or two without any charge)Issues with screen rotation sensor - all apps will open in landscape mode with no way to switch to portraitIssues with car mode - the phone may mysteriously enter car mode. Other apps may mysteriously open.Issues with sound - sound may not work unless you turned the phone on and off again.These issues will linger first for maybe a few hours. Not too bad, right? Then each subsequent time this happens it will last a little longer and a little longer until the device essentially isn't usable anymore. The only common denominator I could see (and others who have reported the same problem) is moisture. Not even "getting the phone wet". Just something like prolonged contact against a semi-sweaty arm (gross!), or sitting inside a waterproof bag that has slight condensation. I've had a Samsung and a Nokia in the past and have done the exact same activities with those, and have never seen these issues until my HTC Ones.So grandma and the Otterbox crowd are going to love this phone, and I highly recommend it for them. If you, however, expect to take this everywhere you go, I'd suggest maybe giving one of those plasticy Samsungs a second look.
Скроменый эксперт
03.06.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
I bought this unlocked international HTC One from TechnoMaster and I'm extremely pleased! Phone is exactly as advertised.If you've been looking at this phone you'll see some complaints, but the issues are mostly about sellers not selling what they advertised. The most common problem is either the phone is not really unlocked or it's not an international phone.I contacted 6 sellers; 2 never responded, 3 admitted it wasn't an international phone (It had either AT&T or T-Mobile insignias). Please be aware that 4G/LTE speeds are NOT accessible for an international phone in the United States you'll only get 3G, but you'll get 4G in foreign countries. To access 4G/LTE in the United States you'll need to get an AT&T or T-Mobile HTC One. TechnoMaster answered all my questions very quickly, so I bought the phone from them because of their outstanding customer service and even though I went with the slow shipping option - I got it in 2 days!One final comment, be careful when placing the order. I added this phone to my cart from TechnoMaster's store front, but when I went to checkout I noticed Amazon switched the order to another seller. I had 3 problems with this:#1. The seller they switched me too was one I never heard back from so I might have gotten a T-Mobile or AT&T phone and not an international phone.#2. This other seller's phone was a few dollars more than TechnoMaster's, so I would've paid more!#3. And this to me is the most important; TechnoMaster offered outstanding customer service, but almost lost the sale due to Amazon switching the order on me if I hadn't been paying attention.I contacted Amazon about this and it took multiple emails to finally get an answer as to why this happened and it will take too long to explain here and I still do not agree with Amazon's explanation but understand it. So, just be very carefully when ordering on Amazon and make sure you use reputable vendors like TechnoMaster.
Скроменый эксперт
11.04.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
I came to this phone having previously owned a Samsung Galaxy S3 (which broke, hence my need for a replacement). I narrowed my choice down to either the HTC One or the Samsung Galaxy S4.As much as I liked the look of the HTC One, I was unnerved by some factors, although let me tell you: now that I have my hands on the HTC One, those fears were totally unfounded.Firstly, battery life. It's fine, certainly no worse than any other phone I've used, namely my S3. As for the lack of a replacement battery, how often do you do that!? I actually had a spare battery for my S3, and I used it...once. So really, I just don't see this as an issue. It lasts through a day no problem (unless of course you are watching videos on it all day, but then what would you expect!)Secondly, the camera. Now here I was a bit worried: 4MP!? But let me assure you that it is more than good enough for a camera on a phone. I take a fair few pictures, normally of spontaneous events or friends hanging out. If I'm on holiday somewhere spectacular I would take a proper dedicated camera with me, after all, if you use a phone as your main camera, you will run the battery flat in no time! What's more, the low light camera is fantastic. And when I really think about it, I am usually taking pictures inside, in "low light" and this is perfect for that. In good lighting conditions I'd liken the camera quality to be slightly better than the camera on the latest iPad, so really quite good for a device you carry around in your pocket, and that does so much more than just take pictures.Thirdly, the build quality. Is it really as good as the reviews make out? Answer: a resounding yes. When you hold if for the first time, it is a breathtaking moment (depending on how into phones you are!). Any one who has glanced at an iPhone 5 with a pang of jealously as to the sleek, modern, sexy design, let me tell you, this is the phone for you. It feels brilliant in the hand, and feels truly luxury. And for those worrying about the extra weight over plastic? Let me tell you, it's just not an issue- it doesn't feel heavy, it feels well made. Very well made.Blinkfeed is not my cup of tea, but it's certainly not annoying, and from time to time it is useful, and although maybe not being a brilliant thing for me (I don't really care what half my facebook "friends" are saying), it is certainly not a bad thing, and for the right, social media oriented person, this will surely be an excellent feature.The rest of the phone is as advertised: The sound is amazing, the greatest benefit of this is the superior phone call quality, and in particular, the great speaker phone experience. It is finally not a trade off between call quality and convenience when I decide to use speaker phone. The screen is jaw droppingly beautiful, the colours are true to life and just look so much classier than my Galaxy S3 ever did.All in all then, this phone is simply the best phone I have ever owned. It has it all. Yes, it would be nice if the camera was a tad better, but really, that is not a problem. I am truly relieved that I trusted my gut and opted for this phone over the S4. If you get this, you will not be disappointed. You have to keep hold of a phone for a long time these days, and I for one will never get bored of seeing and holding this phone, as I very quickly did with my S3.
Скроменый эксперт
21.07.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I have purchased HTC ONE 64GB direct from HTC.com and HTC send me a device with issues. I have found out issues within two weeks and contect HTC to send the device for RMA. I was told by HTC customer service to get my device fixed or for replacement. It was a long waits to get my device fixed by ordering parts. I have contacted with repair center, they told me they are not sure for how long to get my device fixed but once they receive the parts, they will fix it asap.I really need my device for business use, so I have contacted HTC for replacement. During the phone call, tech support department, repair center and sales department they all asked me to contact with another department to find the solution for myself. Seems like they shirked their responsibilities.Finally I had chance to talk to sales department, a lady told me that I need to send my device to HTC within 30 days for replacement or refound. Which I had done that already and sent my device for RMA.The problem is sales lady told me that I need to receive my device from repair center without issue fixed then I can send my device back to HTC again to get replacement or refound. Seems like HTC don't want to provide replacement and force me to choose repair only.I also asked sales lady when I receive my device from repair center, it will aleady pass 30 days for replacement, what I can do after that? She told me if your device still has issue, you will need to send in for repair again.And I also told her that my SIM card has already cut in a samll size for HTC ONE and it's hard to find a device for temporary use, what can HTC do for me? She told me that I can purchase another device from reretail store, other then that, She can't do anything for me.Why is the trouble caused by HTC and I have to pay extra money to fixed for it? This is my first time to purchase a phone from HTC US.com, I just feel like I am wasting my time to go through all the issues with HTC and buying a trouble for myself.By the way, when repair center (1-888-617-1113) asked me to contact with sale department, they provide Direct TV phone number to me (1866-416-3055). I believe HTC has phone recording on July, 20th aroung 10:15am to 10:40am.After that, I have to call another department (1866-449-8358) to transfer me to sales department.When I posted a complain message on HTC facebook, they removed my post immediately.After my post got removed, my device registration page on HTC.com (under my account section) is gone.I can't login with my user name and password and the registration page shows "Sorry, the page you're looking for can't be found".My device record is gone.HTC ONE is a great phone, I would definitely recommend this phone to everyone. But you might also need to think about what happen when your device gets issues and make sure this device is worth for all the troubles.
Плазмоид-8ZIPM
08.05.2014
6/10
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Плохо
After years of using just about every iPhone since the original, I decided it was time to give Android a try to see how it compares. I've had this phone for about 10 months now, so I feel like I've adjusted enough to provide a fair review.The first thing that puts me off about this phone is that Android lacks the elegance of iOS. I think that iOS provides a much better stock look and feel and overall user experience (even after nearly a year of using the HTC One). Additionally, and this may be specific to this model, but the phone seems very finicky and glitchy in comparison and this also seems to go for many of the apps. The most frustrating bug was when I installed a stock OS update and the phone ended up in a boot loop. I had to perform a factory reset and lost a lot of my recent photos and data that I hadn't backed up yet. A lot of the apps that are available for both Android and iOS seem to lag behind on new feature updates and lack the same attention to detail in the Android app market.The real killer though, is that unlocking the bootloader to flash new recovery and rom images voids your warranty. Why would I want to buy an Android if I can't unlock the bootloader? Customizability is one of Android's biggest selling points, and a locked bootloader really limits what you can do. I'll be unlocking it anyway, but the fact that it voids my warranty is super disappointing.I think that most people who are interested in this phone would be happier with an iPhone. More elegant and straight forward, better customer support, better apps, and more reliable. I'll probably have to give one of the Google devices a chance before I completely condemn Android, but I definitely won't be buying another HTC device in the foreseeable future.
Скроменый эксперт
15.10.2013
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
I have owned it for a few months now. I love the design and the style. It really stands out. People who aren't big techie people even randomly give me compliments. Sleek curves, elegant design. I aspire to design something just as beautiful.The metal body has its ups and downs. If it gets any sunlight for an extended period of time it gets really REALLY hot. Easy enough once you know and just cover the thing with a shirt if you are at the beach and don't leave it on your passenger seat for a long road trip.The feel of the phone is something very positive 98% of the time (I find about 2% so far I have forgotten about the metal heat conductivity mentioned above lol). I can't find myself putting a phone case on it because it just feels so nice. Which leads to the next topic.The glass is not Gorilla Glass, somehow I put the phone with my pocket as my keys and now there are a few scratches. They are noticeable with the screen off, you really have to study the phone to find them all. Any color on screen and they vanish.The beats Audio Logo has worn on the back. That's fine by me, I am not a big logo who. Are you? The htc logo is still brilliantly vibrant and funny enough the FC logo and other verbiage ate still fine and intact.As for Phone features I could go on and on about each one of them and how I like them. For most of them I will say you get what you expect. The Beats audio does its job, my car stereo has never heard such deep bass and crisp tones. The IR sensor makes the phone a remote control, I would prefer a little different APP set up but it does do as you need it to. Memory is great, phone reacts very well and is quick. both cameras give very good pictures.The Front facing Speakers: I felt this aspect deserved its own paragraph. As what seems like such a small aspect and maybe to some not a selling point I am glad I gave it the chance. I love it. I would say I like it, and love really is meant for people and animals. I just wanted a word that was deeper and more impressive than like. Its fantastic. I can enjoy a movie while laying in bed, outside in a park or wherever I need to pretty much and the experience is fantastic. You partner that with the beats audio and you really have a fantastic multimedia device in your pocket.I hope I have been helpful and may amend this review as the phone becomes older. I only foresee the beats audio logo rubbing off fully as any real change.
Скроменый эксперт
01.07.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
This review will be in six sections: camera, sound quality, screen, ease of use, battery life, and look and feel.So, let's start with camera. Where to begin? Simply put, this camera with its Ultrapixel technology is one of the best smartphone cameras on the market for low lighting conditions. The 4MP Ultrapixel sensor can pick up more light than normal smartphone cameras, so the pictures will show up better in low lighting conditions. The same also goes for video; it's nice being able to take video where you can actually see something in places that are quite dark rather than having sound and pitch blackness.As for sound quality, the HTC Boomsound front facing speakers are awesome. I don't need to plug in headphones/speakers for clear sound anymore. These are the best built-in smartphone speakers on the market. The stereo sound is crisp and clear. The sound isn't tinny like other phones either; it is a rich sound with depth. It is quite useful for sharing YouTube videos with friends.The 1080p, 4.7 inch screen is absolutely amazing. You can look at it from pretty much any angle. Again, like the speakers, this is good for sharing content with friends from your phone. You don't need to have everyone looking at the phone straight on; anyone at any angle can see whatever picture or video you are showing off. The colors are very realistic as well, making it great for watching videos and such.Sense 5 has greatly simplified the Android experience. It is incredibly ease to use, and all the features have help screens when you first use them to help you get set up. It is very straight forward. Blinkfeed lets you get your news and social feeds right on your homescreen, which eliminates the need of going to the Play Store to get a news app. Sense TV walks you through setting up your home theater remote on your phone, and the interface is intuitive: tap the thumbnail of a TV program and it will show up on your TV screen. Even the camera interface is easy to use: switching from the front to the rear camera and vice-versa only requires a swipe on the screen.On battery life, the phone can easily last a day with moderate usage. This includes a lot of Whatsapp and Facebook usage, a few minutes of phone calls, maybe some light gaming while waiting for a bus or train, and an hour of music over Bluetooth headphones.The look and feel is the best. The build quality is solid, with the full aluminum body. It feels very premium, and the curved shape of the phone rests perfectly in the palm of your hand.Overall, the HTC One is the best smartphone you can get right now, and I highly recommend it
Скроменый эксперт
30.05.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
The short review: this phone is AMAZING.The in-depth review:This is my first HTC phone and also my very first phone through AT&T(I was formerly with an unnamed big, red carrier). My first Android phone was the Samsung GS1(known as the Captivate through AT&T and the Fascinate through VZW) and most recently I had the Motorola Droid Razr Maxx. Both phones were solid phones considering the market at the time of each purchase, but neither phone "felt" like a premium device.The HTC One not only looks like a premium device, but it feels like a premium device when held in your hand. It's light, yet solid and extremely attractive to look at.Pros:-Amazing Super LCD 3 Screen with a Screen Density of 469 ppi and 1080x1920 resolution-Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 w/1.7 GHz Quad-Core Krait 300 CPU-2GB of RAM-802.11 b/g/n/ac Wifi which supports both 2.4GHz ad 5GHz bands-LTE Capable-2300 mAh battery(capable of getting you through most of the day on medium use)-4UP Camera(does require some tinkering depending on how you use it)-Light and Sturdy Aluminum Frame-Boom Sound speakers w/Beats Audio support-Beautiful Sense 5.0 GUI-Capability to disable bloatware apps which frees up RAM(go to Settings>Apps>All Apps> Then select the app that you want to disable and click Disable)-Blinkfeed(seems promising and will probably get better with time as more content is added)-Zoe camera feature has potential-Built in universal remote(VERY intuitive in set-up and use, even found proper codes for a very old surround sound system that most universal remotes don't work with and works with cable boxes as well!)-The Sense UI and Android 4.1.2 work flawlessly together; this is my first Android experience that doesn't have occasional hiccups and process crashes-HTC Wi-Fi direct transfer tool available to transfer Contacts, Messages, Pics, Vids, Music, etc from your old phoneCons:-No SD card slot-Camera App does require some tweaking(Google HTC One camera tips & tricks to optimize)-2300 mAh battery(only a con when compared to my Razr Maxx's 3300 mAh battery)-Blinkfeed is "locked" on a homescreen(not a major con, as you can run a Theme Manager to avoid seeing it, or change your default home screen to a different homepage)-MicroUSB charging port location(makes it kind of odd to use the phone while it's charging)-Built in photo Highlight feature isn't very intuitive(but has potential)Bottom Line: If you have been considering a switch to the iPhone, but have been a long time Android user like myself(building a rather large paid app collection), then give this phone a shot. You WON'T be disappointed. It has actually made some iPhone users jealous(thanks to mainly the Universal Remote and BoomSound speakers).
ОмниКод-4MJHD
03.01.2014
8/10
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Хорошо
I would rate this phone 5 stars, it is a gem. But for now I gave it 4 (maybe should be 1).Has anyone else noticed...I received the phone with 4.3 Jellybean on it. Checked for updates on the phone and there was the 4.4 KitKat update (direct through the phone). So I updated. Then looking in Camera, HDR, Panorama and ISO settings are missing. Called HTC, went through a few things, last trying a factory reset. Nothing returned the missing Camera options. Called Amazon and they sent me another phone next day (usual great Amazon support). This time I checked the 2nd phone before updating to 4.4 KitKat. HDR was there but still no Panorama or ISO settings. I performed the update to 4.4 KitKat and *poof* no HDR and still no Panorama or ISO settings. After about an hour on the phone with HTC they opened a ticket on it calling it a known issue. They said they had no other reports of the issue with the Camera software. So, if anyone else does have the camera issues, please call it in to HTC.I am glad I bought from Amazon direct, not a 3rd party seller in Amazon for the returnability/customer service.And I notice the price sure fluctuates a lot, seeming daily. It is selling today for $100 more than I bought it for a few days ago.Love the phone, hope HTC comes up with a software update/fix before my 30 day return is up as I would hate to have to return the phone for that reason.Edit: In reading some 1 star reviews trying to find if anyone else is having the camera issue I am.Many people complaining of the "unlockedness" of this phone. Mine came in the HTC boxed, sealed. No carrier branding on the phone at all and no carrier specific bloatware. Another good reason I think to buy direct from Amazon, not some 3rd party seller. For the price it is now on Amazon, if HTC can not come up with a software update to correct the camera issues I will probably just buy direct from HTC though.
Астрономад-3BZFR
19.03.2014
6/10
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Плохо
If you are looking for a smartphone that entertains you, this will be a great option!Like:Speaker, camera, the earphone...etc(every feature work as it's advertisement), and you will definitely be amazed of these features once you got it, but I would prefer talk more about why I don't like it.Dislike:*Battery is horrible: Since this phone is designed for entertainment (<
Скроменый эксперт
05.11.2013
10/10
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I love this phone! It has a beautiful, clear, bright screen that I can read easily outdoors even with power saver mode on. It feels solid, it's easy to hold, but it's not heavy or thick. The performance is good enough that I don't even know what tasks are computationally intensive anymore. The battery life is great. I typically spend 30-60 minutes a day reading books on Kindle, plus some time reading articles online, checking e-mails, etc. -- if I do this, the battery never seems to get below %70 by the end of the day, and sometimes I'm even able to go multiple days on a single charge without getting close to empty. I've been able to do GPS-guided drives around the city and still use my phone for other stuff, which is something I couldn't do on my old phone due to the high battery consumption of the GPS function.On top of all that, the phone has great audio. It doesn't make a huge difference for phone calls, but for listening to music you can really hear the difference between the One and other phones.In terms of software, it's OK. I hear a lot of people complain about HTC Sense, and it was a little frustrating to navigate the UI for the first week or so. After that, I reconfigured the home screen to show apps instead of the newsfeed thing and I feel right at home. Before this I had a Motorola Triumph with an older version of Android, and I've noticed that a lot of the things I used to install extensions for (fine volume control, changing tracks with the lock screen, quickly enabling/disabling wifi, etc.) are built into the OS and work great.I bought this phone because I wanted to treat myself to a best-of-breed phone after my previous budget smartphone started having speaker problems. It was going to be either this or the Samsung Galaxy S4. I can't really know for sure if I made the best possible choice, but I absolutely have no regrets about choosing the One. I like it enough that I'm not really that curious about whether another phone might be better -- it's pretty much everything I want in a phone right now.
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05.05.2013
10/10
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Got this one for $175 at a big box store with 2 yr contract, its' currently $150. I've owned every iphone from 3gs to the 5, plus I've owned the Galaxy S3.The new HTC One (M7) has exceeded my expectations. I'll give it a quick rundown.THE GOOD:*Lighting fast, silky smooth and elegantly understated.*Infrared TV remote is super simple to set up and works like a champ.*Best looking smartphone made imo, super high end look and feel.*The ultra pixel camera is seriously underated. Indoor pics taken without the flash are super sharp and fast.*The 1080 LED screen is the best I've seen, not oversaturated like the S3 (which reminds me of a plasma screen). It's not narrow like the undersized iphone 5 I have, but similar in brightness.*Blinkfeed. HTC's version of Flipboard. At first I viewed it as a downside, but I now actually like it. However, it needs to be more customizable. For instance, the very few news agencies to choose from I don't care for, would like a broad selection. Can't erase blinkfeed, but you can assign your custom homepage.*Beats Audio. I also viewed this as a gimmick at first thinking I could eq my own settings with an app, but it actually sounds great. I use it all the time with my car stereo and with headphones. If you like bass, you'll like.*The supplied headphones. They look cheap, but are the best sounding and most comfortable earbuds I've used, enormous bass without screeching highs - smooth. My wife loves them, so I found her some. Very comfortable.*Call quality is great.*No need for expensive chargers like the iphone 5.THE BAD*You can't remove some apps like Facebook and AT&T junkware. However it's not that intrusive, it's just there. The competition is about the same in this regard.*If you are an iphone user you may not like the bigger size, I use both hands at times. The iphone OS interface is more simple and intuitive than Andriod, but the iphone traps you into the not-so-intuitive itunes.*I had the issue of not getting photos from texts from iphone users. Later found out that my old iphone 4 still had IM active even though the phone was off. This was not HTC's fault. I contacted them via email and they were great quick responses. But, they did not recognize the problem which imo should have been top on the HTC IT support flowsheet. Called ATT and they didn't have a clue. My wife had her iphone 5 checked and an ATT employee happened to walk by and diagnosed the issued. Anyway I'm back in the saddle.CONCLUSIONI'm quite happy with the HTC ONE and am really enjoying it. I like it being simplified, so I can add what apps I want from the google play store. It won't be soon outdated. This is a cutting edge gadget. Nice.
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02.08.2013
8/10
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Yeah, screen looks great, but it's too long and narrow for my taste.Yeah, the phone sounds great, but I don't spend a lot of time listening to my phone through the internal speaker. I use a bluetooth connection to my car and home stereos. When I'm not carrying my phone, it's sitting somewhere face down to protect the screen. Those speakers blast straight down into whatever surface my phone is sitting on and then they're wasted. When I do listen to the phone speakers, I want to point the speakers up to enjoy the enhanced sound, which leaves the screen dangerously exposed.I don't like the navigation buttons on this phone. Back button and home button only. Google is phasing out the hardware menu button, and this phone doesn't have one, but most apps are still written for older versions of android and don't have the 3-dot software menu built into them. So with the HTC One what you get is a black bar across the bottom of your screen with the 3-dot menu button that wastes screen space while you're running and IN one of those apps. This drives me insane. Technically this is not HTC's fault. They're in compliance with Google's requirements. When I look at that stupid black bar, I don't care whose fault it is. I hate it.The build quality is excellent. The phone is really pretty. But I am a dedicated case user, so the pretty aluminum is wasted on me. There's no exernal sd slot, and the bloated Sense interface wastes precious space. There's no user swappable battery. I don't mind this so much in my $349 Nexus 4, but for $600 I want a card slot. I'd trade the aluminum for an sd card and battery access.More handset makers are turning out these hobbled handsets that push us to rely on the cloud for media and force us to change phones when the batteries start to go. Phone data is expensive, and it's capped. I want the freedom to do what I want, and that's why I chose Android to begin with. I want an sd card with videos on it. I want 10GB of music without having to stream it over my data plan. It's getting where only Samsung makes phones that will let me do it. I am selling my HTC One and returning to my Nexus 4. Maybe I'll take the $$ from selling the HTC One and put it toward a second-hand S4.I still give 4 stars, because this is a nice handset that works well. It's just not my flavor.
ОмниКод-2UYEJ
12.12.2013
10/10
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I'm going to start my review off with a disclaimer. I've used this phone as my daily driver for about 7 days.Call quality- I didn't have a single problem with people hearing me or me hearing people. Everything came clear and crisp on the other end even when there was noise in the background.Build quality- If your looking for a premium feel just buy the HTC one. Nothing honestly feels better in the hand and is as good as the HTC one when it comes down to build quality.Sound- BoomSound is great. Makes my music and video so loud. Sometimes even too loud. It won't replace a speaker but it's still a great speaker on a phone.Display- Coming from a 480p display to a 1080p display is breathtaking. The text and images look so clear! With a screen like this you can see just about every pixel.Camera- I've never been much of a camera person myself. But I have to give HTC props because I actually want to take pictures with this camera. They come out clear and with the added features makes this camera a must have.Speed- The speed on this phone is just smooth. Everything is smooth. The only lag I've come across was using a desktop page and it only lagged a little. Opening and closing apps is great and any game you play runs super smooth.Battery- People may complain about the battery life being bad but there are many battery saving options built into the phone already and with the added 4.3 update. I was easily able to get 19hours of up time and even more. I was able to even get through two full days. But this is from my experience and I would conserve battery very well.Overall- If your dying for an upgrade don't look further get an HTC one. But if you can wait a bit wait for the next flagship from HTC or even try to get the HTC butteryfly s which is also a great phone.
ИнфраГость-9BLAW
31.01.2014
8/10
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I've been an iPhone user since 2009. I also have two Mac computers, and the seamless integration with music, apps, and other data syncing is unbeatable. However, I was interested in an Android-based device because I felt I could handle the extra power that comes with not being chained to Apple's safety net.I chose the HTC One primarily because of it's all-metal body. As an iPhone veteran, switching to a plastic phone would be tough, but the HTC One fit the bill perfectly. The design is flawless, and once you hold it in yoru hand, you feel like you are holding a truly substantial device. The dual front-facing stereo speakers were incredible. The NFC was awesome with Google Wallet, making paying without using cards a fun (and lower-risk) experience. Plus, the built-in infrared remote (inside the power button) and accompanying remote control app was just too handy. The screen was bright, full of color, and looked great from all angles. There seemed to be ample processing power, as I never had any issues with lag or latency on any application I used.However, after the newness wore off, I began to miss my Apple ecosystem, and eventually decided to return the HTC One and re-activate my old iPhone. I still really liked the HTC One's hardware, but the seemless integration with my Apple products was more important to me.Big picture: the HTC One is a stunning piece of equipment that I highly recommend to any Android user or first-time smartphone user. A veteran iOS user might have a touch time with the switch, though.
Астероид-5AJGO
16.05.2014
6/10
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Basically there are two good things about this phone. The battery life is good and the screen is excellent. However, if you have the slightest interest in taking photos of a quality higher then crap, don't buy this phone. It has the worst cell phone camera of any modern smartphone in the past decade. Their ultrapixel claims are nonsense. Yes, each one captures more light BUT THERE ARE LESS OF THEM. So the overall amount of light captured isn't much different than a 13 mpixel phone. And nothing can make up for the complete lack of detail in the photos due to the abysmal 5 Mpixeal sensor. I replaced my HTC Rezound, which had an 8 Mpixel camera with this dud and wish I had not fallen for the ultrapixel nonsense. This HTC Ones photos aren't even half as nice as what I could take with the Rezound. Sure, they look fine on the phone screen but look at them on your computer screen and they are just fuzzy as all heck. Even on the phone screen, as soon as you zoom in on them you see the terrible resolution. In closing, if you have the slightest interest in the quality of the photos' you take, run away from this phone.
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21.04.2013
10/10
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Alright this phone is an awesome phone well I shouldn't even call it a phone because it does way more (I've only made like 3 phone calls in the three days I've had it, that's how much it does). First off, first glance at the box. Nice clean white square slim box just shy of an inch thick made of, thanks to HTC's green direction they're not to known for, recycled materials. I think that's awesome as I'm a alternative energy engineer. Back to the phone. Open the box and I see the beautiful HTC one in the box under the phone there is all the booklets that come with every new phone. The the mini usb cord and wall adapter. Plus a nice little surprise a set of ear buds with a Mic on the wire. Now the phone has beats audio built in, I have some $99.99 beats audio ear buds they sound awesome if your wondering. Now the head phones that came with the phone sound just as good!!! They don't have the beats logo but they feel and sound the same(besides for not have all the different ear inserts but they fit on these buds). So I think there beats. Okay now on to the phone looking at the phone quite impressed on the design. Fit in my hand perfectly like if it was meant for it. Kinda has some weight to it. I like that makes it feel more sturdy other than the galaxy s3. The screen is omg beautiful. My brother has the iPhone5 and in comparison the HTC one screen is better by far so crisp and bright. So flicking through the phone trying to figure out the phone and it's super simple. So simple your great grandma could use this phone. Htc's new ui is awesome a lot more smooth and home screen live tiles I think is an awesome feature. The camera is not a megapixel camera it's a ultrapixel. Your probably thinking what the heck is an ultrapixel!?!?! Well it's HTC's new camera. That the pixels are larger or something but it equals out to 4mp but it takes pictures better than the iPhone 5 in my opinion. Video capture is awesome there is a video on youtube called A Koola mane is a freestyle hip-hop video recorded on the HTC one. It was really loud in the room and the phone picked it up well.Pros:all metal constructioncamerascreenthe awesome loud front facing speakersbeats audio4glteCons:Dedicated buttons are to close to screen so when your trying to go home you could open something else on the screen your on.No sd memory slot even though it has 32 gigs of memory. I think is plenty but I would like the option.I give the phone 5* it's a really great phone.
Плазмоид-4FYZQ
13.04.2014
6/10
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I've always been an iPhone user but when I had the chance to upgrade I decides to change things up and see how I would fare with a non iPhone smart phone. Meh.The good thing about this phone is that it has much superior graphics and pictures. The pictures that the camera can take are amazing. Millions of times better than the iPhone. Additionally the pixelation is much higher so watching videos and stuff is excellent on the phone. But that's about where all the good things end.The keyboard glitches. The sideways keyboard is much too large and the regular right side up keyboard is much too small. The dimensions of the phone are huge, so that makes it hard to fit into your pockets without having it poke out or be really uncomfortable. The phone itself is also pretty glitchy - a lot of apps aren't able to match the interface which results in a lot of app crashing. Also the phone has a problem with receiving internet which is super frustrating.So in summary, if you like to use your phone more as a tablet (watching movies, videos, taking pictures, reading articles, etc) then get it. But if you want a phone that you can actually use, try looking somewhere else.
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29.05.2014
8/10
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I really like this phone about a year ago when I got it. The camera takes great photos and some of the features are very cool. I've got 2 main problems with this phone. 1 is ever since I updated it to kitkat the battery life went down significantly. I don't use my phone very often, have very little running in the background and have 2 apps downloaded. I'm not kidding when I say that I can take my phone off the charger at 100% and literally 20 minutes later it will be at 65% without me even touching it. Now, if I use it I can be completely dead within 2 hours. But I hardly use it. I wish I could undo that update. The second problem is pretty common, I guess, the tiny hole on the bottom of the phone is the microphone and that hole easily will get filled with pocket lint or other small particles and people on the other end of the call will not be able to hear you at all. You have to turn on speaker for them to hear you. I like the phone but these 2 issues are very bothersome.
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31.05.2013
10/10
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Hi. I'm from Santiago, Chile, here HTC hardly known, and since I change from my old Nokia E-71, I've only had HTC phones: HTC Desire Z (QWERTY), HTC One X and now the HTC New OneThere are many detailed and very complete reviews about HTC One on this page. I want to tell you from a less technical standpoint, how happy and satisfied I am with the HTC OneMy review is about the level of satisfaction I have had with this phone.First of all, I admire the design they achieved with this model is very elegant and makes a big difference when compared to other phones. The feeling to take is you have a phone with hardware or pieces of truth, much durability. You feel Immediately away from that feeling of toy phone from Samsung.That's why I chose HTC One, because they tried to do things differently, and among so overcrowded Apple and Samsung, HTC One feels like "the one different".I think HTC Sense is excellent, the integrated display blogs, which initially comes preconfigured with social networks (deleted them), make me to uninstall the application "Flipboard", and it was one of my favorites, because now all the information is there, in one of the screens, but also change it from than the main screen.The sound! is so different from what we have heard before in any cell, it is heard loud, the volume is far greater reaching the HTC One X, not losing the sound quality and bass and treble impressive for a phone. I only would like to adjust the "low" volume, which is very not very low for the night where everything is quiet and when my wife sleeps.The photo camera is very good, do not think it worthwhile to clarify whether they are more or less megapixels if the final image is very good.My hobby is photography and if you want professional photos go for a Canon or Nikon DLSR.Its video quality is even better. It's a pleasure to see how capture in High Definition with no lags.Recently came to news that this phone will have a Google Edition, but I think I prefer HTC Sense by far, before you expect to have a faster operating system upgrade. I think HTC has even here a great debt to the time of update between OS versionsThanks HTC for having come to an end product so well made and so different from others!!A HTC Fan.
Спектроник-5SOMU
27.02.2014
10/10
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and I am still happy with this phone. It is Sprint unbranded phone for use on Ting. Internationally unlocking the SIM took approximately 3 weeks.PROSlove the display, large enough to be useful, small enough to put in the jeans pocketremovable SIM carddual front speakersextremely responsive, rarely experience swiping glitches -thank you quad core!international phoneCONSFront facing speakers erases mag-stripes! The black stripe on the backs of credit cards & hotel keyspoor data reception when moving, as passenger I quit trying to browse the internet and just use my wife's iphone (sprint)Somewhere in-between:Most of the time, I can unplug my phone in the morning and not need a charge until lunch the next day. However, the phone has its moments that require recharging by noon on the same day. I can't figure it out.poor voice signal reception in rural areasI cannot tell if the issues I am experiencing is because I have service through a Sprint provider instead of directly with Sprint OR if the problem is with my phone. My wife's iPhone is still on the sprint network and she gets data in places that I can't, sometimes she can get voice where I get nothing. Without a HTC One on a Sprint plan as a control, it is hard to determine if the phone is the issue or just the service
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