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The hardware on the HTC One is impeccable! Hold one in your hand and tell me that it doesn't meet and surpass even Apple's design standards. I couldn't bring
by bjhoops1 13y ago
The hardware on the HTC One is impeccable! Hold one in your hand and tell me that it doesn't meet and surpass even Apple's design standards. I couldn't bring myself to even put mine in a case, it feels so amazing in the hand. My Apple-philiac family are considering switching after the next unimaginative iIteration comes out and fails to impress (again).
>Switching to HTC One, would be downgrading my camera
At worst, the iPhone vs One camera battle is a push. These things are somewhat subjective, but the HTC One's camera is far from a downgrade.
http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2013/04/phone-camera-shootout-galaxy-s4-vs-htc-one-vs-iphone-5-vs-lumia-920/ http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2013/04/phone-camera-shootout-g...
- esolyt 13y agoThough I never had a chance to hold it, I dislike the fact that it is heavy and thick for modern smartphone standards. I also don't know about the display quality. For some reason, Displaymate never tests HTC devices.
- bjhoops1 13y agoPersonally, I like the weight. Between the weight and the all-aluminum, it feels very sturdy, unlike many or all other Android phones. I was coming from an old HTC Evo I'd had for 2.5 years, and that thing weighed a lot more, so to me it was really light! As for thickness, it technically is a bit on the thick side, but the back tapers towards the edges, which are quite thin. This curvature makes the phone feel much thinner than it is, and also makes it fit nicely in the hand. If you get a chance to hold one, I think you'll see what I mean and why I for one don't consider these elements to be drawbacks.