Смартфон HTC One 64GB — 35 отзывов, плюсы и минусы

+:отличный звукмощный проц-:1,несмотря на проц и 2 гига оперативы во время загрузки торента и игры начинает тормозить(в отличии от того же галакси или слабой нокиевской люмии920)!!!2,маленькое разрешение снимков!!!3,огромная цена!!!(в этом плане любой виндофон или галакси за теже деньги гораздо выгодней)

Вот теперь сложно представить что еще придумает HTC в следующем флагмане, но с этим точно расстаться не захочется. Только цену озону пора уже опустить, а так гаджет идеальный.

Пользовался месяц самсунг s 4 . Продал и купил one. Ненарадуюсь;)

HTC просто нагло обманывает покупателей, утверждая, что дисплей у модели карасного цвета такой же, как и у всех ONE. Если смартфон в черном цвете имеет слегка менее яркий дисплей, чем в серебристом, что вполне допустимо и нормально. То дисплей у модели красного цвета просто слепой по сравнению с серебристым. Тестировал несколько красных экземпяров, сравнивал их с моделями чёрного и серебристого цвета. Поэтому задумайтесь перед покупкой HTC ONE Glamour red, для кого качество диплея имеет большое значение.У моделей в красном корпусе дисплей тусклый, разница видна невооружённым взглядом

Поюзал все флагманы, вышедшие в этом году, с HTC One ничего не сравнится: удобный, стильный, да ещё и в красивом красном цвете... плюс на него можно поставить одну из двух нормальных оболочек, в которых добавляется много-много всяких вкусностей и полезностей.... Я уже всё это сделал и теперь пожинаю плоды комфорта! Не знаю когда придумают что-то круче и интереснее, да и зачем что-то новое, если тут итак есть абсолютно всё что нужно для счастья) Да и купил я его в момент када он стоил 25 500р. - выгодно однакО:))

До этого был HTC desire, одно время был яблокофон 4 (на время махнулась). Этот телефон лучшее, что у меня было. У меня он ни разу еще не зависал, зарядку прилично держит (~2-3 дня), если только не использовать все время, не отрываясь от него (1 день). Звук хороший, качество снимков для телефона годное, вы же не зеркалку в конце концов покупаете. Если вам нужен интересный телефон, то берите этот. Если нужна марка, то 5 айфон

+:отличный звукмощный проц-:1,несмотря на проц и 2 гига оперативы во время загрузки торента и игры начинает тормозить(в отличии от того же галакси или слабой нокиевской люмии920)!!!2,маленькое разрешение снимков!!!3,огромная цена!!!(в этом плане любой виндофон или галакси за теже деньги гораздо выгодней)

Вот теперь сложно представить что еще придумает HTC в следующем флагмане, но с этим точно расстаться не захочется. Только цену озону пора уже опустить, а так гаджет идеальный.

Пользовался месяц самсунг s 4 . Продал и купил one. Ненарадуюсь;)

What is there to say about this phone? If I just write about it, I'm just going to ramble on and on. So to save everyone some grief, here are bullet points (my direct comparisons are to the iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy S3 and Note 2, but mainly to the Galaxy S4):

The Good:

1) THE SCREEN: If there was such a better screen on a phone, I have not yet seen it. The iPhone 5 is lauded for its excellent screen, but at its current resolution, it trails behind the One's screen by far. Everything just POPS out at you. Even in direct sunlight, everything is CLEAR and BRIGHT. I really loved the Droid DNA/HTC Butterfly's screen, but once again HTC has outdone itself and given us a true masterpiece in 4.7" 1080p(468ppi) form. This is THE BEST screen on the planet right now - WOW!!!

2) THE DESIGN/HARDWARE: Why do most reviewers laud the iPhone 5's aluminum construction so much, when it chips and nicks so easily?? If you want a true masterpiece in design and craftsmanship, look no further. The One feels THICK and TOUGH. I don't have to worry about carrying this around case-less(except from drops, which is a whole other case). I will not be worried about this phone nicking and scraping like the iPhone 5. Personally, it may not have the flair of some of the Sony and Nokia phone of the past, but in totality the One has the best combination of design and craftsmanship. It oozes style and sophistication(*cough*Samsung*ahem*).

3) THE DUAL FRONT-FACING SPEAKERS: We have all been desensitized to the modern smartphones nowadays with their crappy, tinny, mono speaker. I remember the days of the Nokia n95 and n84 with their stereo speakers - whatever happened to phones after that? Whoever agreed to a mono/solo speaker with all the smartphones thereafter?? FINALLY, someone has the senses to come back to reality - thank you, HTC!. Trust me, your ears will thank you and you will realize all phones should have been made like this. Especially when you use ringtones/alerts that were specifically created for this phone, the sound is loud, immersive, expansive, and POPs into your ears. It's simply a re-revolution.

4) THE CAMERA: I don't use my phone camera to make prints from photos, I have my dedicated cameras for that. So to me, the paramount function of phone cameras is the convenience/accessibility - it has to be able to capture what I want quickly and clearly, with decent enough quality to post online. Therefore, the 4MP size in the One's camera does not bother me at all. Who cares if the camera isn't THE BEST phone camera ever? Because it is not, but it is a GREAT low-light shooter, and to me that's more important than pixel count. The sensors in the camera are bigger than other phone cameras, therefore, it can capture a lot more light, which in laymen's terms it can give you better photos in more situations than other phone cameras can. Also, the touch spot focus is almost instantaneous - this camera is quick, quick, quick!

5) For a near 5-incher, it's quite svelte, at least at the girth. It's easier to hold in the hand than the Samsung Galaxy S3/S4, and for sure a heckuva lot better than the Note 2. It fits in your hands nicely and securely, with just the right combination of size, weight, and balance.

6) The UI and software design is now very minimal and simplistic. For better or for worse, if you are used to the old Sense UI's, you will need some readjusting. Personally, I like this new one better. If you're a casual news reader, then you'll like new default home screen which displays a gathering of news sources - some of its own partners, some for your Facebook and Twitter, etc. - to form a Flipboard style of news reader. Personally, I'm a huge Pulse news reader fan, so I only use that.

The Bad and Ugly:

1) The battery is only 2300mAh - I wish it was bigger because I'm one of those paranoid people who always needs my phone at fully charged, just in case, of you know, something. But so far it's been holding steady at about 40% at the end of the day(from 9am-6pm). I check emails, read the news, text, Facebook, etc. throughout the day - I would say that I'm a moderate to heavy user. Another bad thing that I've noticed is it charges slower than most other phones.

2) Comparing features with the Samsung S4, the One is lacking. It's not a deal breaker, but for those who like fancy functions, the One will not make you as happy. The HTC One is very simple in its feature set. The one feature I miss most from the new Samsung phones is Smart Stay, where the phone can sense that you're looking at the screen, and won't dim/turn off the screen - that was a HUGE convenience for when you're watching a movie or reading the news.

3) Like I wrote earlier, the size is both good and bad, and it's also heavier than most similar phones. It's taller than the S4, and with the power button up on top, it's almost impossible to do one-hand

I am upgrading from an iPhone 3GS and ordered the HTC One Developer Edition from HTC (unlocked bootloader and 64GB of storage). It is a great phone, but it requires two hands to use. As a subway rider, I need a one-handed phone.

It has wonderful speakers and a beautiful screen. If you watch a lot of video on your phone, I'd strongly recommend it. In the short time I had it, I started using it to play music for the room I was in. (And I'm an audio snob.)

The phone is fast - I never noticed lag in anything. The default apps were less than adequate, but I was able to install good ones for free from the Google Play store. Settings are poorly laid out and unclear. Websearching told me how to avoid BlinkFeed as my home screen and how to change the apps at the bottom of the screen.

The battery seemed more than adequate. However, it didn't do well with the game "Pixel Dungeon", which shouldn't need a lot of power, but chewed up 65% of the battery in 2 to 3 hours.

The phone is large. I use my iPhone with one hand. I had a hard time typing on the HTC One with one hand. It is narrower than the Samsung 4, but I could barely hold it. I certainly couldn't use other features with one hand - it is a long phone and the "back" button is at the bottom and application buttons at the top. My thumb couldn't reach! (The difficulty typing lead me to use the speech-to-text features, which were excellent and fun to experiment with.) The metal case and shape is beautiful, but feel slick and awkward when you are trying hold the phone.

If you want a two-handed phone, the HTC One seemed like a good one. I'd recommend a case. It's a shame to hide this pretty phone inside a case, but I was sure I would drop it.

NOTE: There is an HTC One Mini, which may be more usable with one hand, but it has half the RAM of the non-Mini and is crippled by it. (I ended up ordering an old Nokia N9, which runs Linux.)

NOTE: I can confirm that the HTC One has a bug. Other reviewers have complained that the capacitive buttons ("back","home") sometimes seem not to work from time to time. It's actually worse than that - it's the whole screen. I turned on the setting to see where I was touching on the screen. Every once in a while, the touches would be shown on the screen but the running application would not react to them. This would last for about a second and happen about once an hour. It's a minor annoyance and a software issue, so it might be fixed in the future.

Impossibe to update phone if you are not using at&t.
htc web page does not have the download update for this phone during the moment.
I contact them and they could not give me a solution. just told me that I'll have to wait until they upgrade their website.

When I purchased this, the wifi function would not work. At all. I eventually ditched this phone and got a new one. DO NOT BUY REFURBISHED PHONES

Bought it for my mom. A lot of times looses connection to gsm network,shows no service. Half of the time people cannot get through. Wifi connection is weak. Freezzes from time to time

Purchased this phone as an upgrade from my windows phone. I couldn't be more happy with the over all performance of this device. You can definately tell this is a high end piece of tech. It is outstanding for gaming. Runs Dead Trigger 2 flawlessly with max settings. The camera on it is nice for mobile. It seems like it can take pictures as good as a high range digital camera. The videos it makes nearly have the same visual depth as the pictures. The only real thing I have againts the HTC One X+ is how skinny it actually is. I got over that quite quickly once I got my case on it. Over all a great buy. I highly recommend it.

I bought this phone for my son in June 2013. The phone worked well for about five months - up to October 2013' from there on it's been hell. The phone was purchased from Wireless Experts Inc. through Amazon's Marketplace. I contacted Wireless Experts through Amazon to let them know that the phone's screen kept blacking out and will not go back on at times. All I got as a response was to call HTC at a particular number. It is April 2014, I spoke with HTC yesterday and on running the serial number on the phone, they indicated that the phone was a refurbished phone, the phone was listed NEW on the wed site when I bought it.
I am still without a phone and out by US476.
Disappointed, disappointed!!!!!

Thought I'd never buy another HTC after my Desire decided to have a mind of it's own. Connects to my bluetooth landline phone and speakers with ease. Went to AT&T and got a micro SIM and it was off and running and I've been happy with the purchase. Would recommend to anybody who has been putting off buying a phone.

It looks and feels brand new and the 64GB of hard drive is awesome. I will keep this phone for a long, long, long time. The screen is so clear and bright, the feel with the aluminum back, the size, and the weight is great. Sounds great and great phone for the money.

Misrepresented as factory unlocked. Otherwise a great phone. I loved the features but could not use the mobile hot spot because it is an at&t phone.

Phone of the year!!! 2013. LIKE I SAID PHONE OF THE YEAR.AGAINST ALL THE BIG BOYS. Even the S4 and iPhone 5

HTC has really made an excellent cell phone! It is the best device I've ever had by far. I highly recommend to get the 64GB version since the software itself takes 10GB off the device. Besides that, there's nothing to complain about.

this phone is a scam is totally damaged , this phone is a scam is totally damaged, has a damage on the card settlement costs what it costs the phone

Very lovely product. It's just what I need now for my job now and keeping intouch with family on my trips.

HTC really did well with this phone. It's fast and smooth, very stylish and it functions very well. I'd highly recommend the 64GB version despite the steep price tag.

I recently purchase the phone for my son and he just Loves it! Great phone to use and very easy to use at that!

I am overseas and this phone is the best phone I could ask for, had the iphone for a while but this one is much better suited to my needs! Long live android on HTC!

The HTC one x+ is a very powerful phone, it has far exceeded my expectations with how fluidly everything runs, and the only thing I can complain about is that there isn't a setting to change the vibration intensity which really isn't that important.