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April 2016
(83%)
528 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(60%)
4 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Sharp
High-res screen
Excellent 12-megapixel camera
Speedy performance
Long battery life
Fast
Responsive fingerprint sensor
Expandable storage
Wellbuilt aluminum unibody
Fast performance and clean
Uncluttered UI
Impressive audio features
Capable allround camera
Best. Build. Ever
Top notch performance
Sound output balance and quality is incredible
High-res 24-bit audio and Apt-X support
Battery life is phenomenal
Sense UI is light yet feature rich
Fingerprint scanner is perfect
Good white balance and color rendering in all conditions
Accurate and fast autofocus
Good stabilization
Excellent Design
Quality Screen
Super-Fast Fingerprint Sensor
Good Camera
Strong Battery Life
Excellent Audio (Relatively Speaking)
OIS On Front Facing Camera
A premium metal body without any silly coatings
Lots of addition by subtraction compared to the M9. The front is significantly slimmed down and the sides have been smoothed out. Even the branding is sleeker
A cool
Speedy Snapdragon 820 does away with
Excellent metal build quality
Fits a 5.2″ display into a 5″-sized body
Much improved imaging
Blazing fast performance
Very good battery life
Strong emphasis on audio quality with Hi-Res Audio certification
Quick Charge 3.0
Responsive fingerprint se
Camera The M9's camera was... kind of terrible. The 10's fixes most of the issues and provides a genuinely competitive imaging system once again
Even if I wouldn't call it worldclass. The new camera app is also just great
In my opinion
Battery life At
High end materials
Fine fit and finish
Great audio quality
Less bloatware than previous models (and some competing phones)
Good camera
Clean Android overlay
Better build quality
Wellbalanced photos
Swappable battery
Quality look and feel
Great camera
Home button
MicroSD card
Substantive design
Nononsense software
Very fast and accurate fingerprint scanner
Impressive system performance
Attractive
Unisex design
Great outdoor display visibility
Outstanding camera with quick auto focus
Sturdy
Mannish design
Leading system performance
Nononsense interface
Extremely reliable fingerprint scanner
Compelling
Waterresistant and dustproof
Better outdoor visibility
Incredible
Fast camera
Enhanced audio recording
Great allaround camera
Rich and quality app ecosystem
Thin and light chassis
Solid quality build
Good overall performance
Can shoot 4K video with 24-bit audio
Greatlooking display
Water resistance us a nice extra
Faster than any other phone on the market
Improved main camera with great stabilization
Rich ecosystem
Stylish metal design
Clean and generally fast Android build
Wellper
The HTC 10 has an elegantly chiseled design
Brilliant audio quality and a highly customizable user interface
Fantastic camera
Great audio from speakers or headphones
Sleek
Comfortable
Durable design
Clean Android experience
Pleasing high res display
Fantastic audio
Metal build
Stylish
Classy looks
Solid build
Good imaging capabilities
Excellent selfie snapper
Compelling audio features
Credible and modern metal unibody
Exceptional performance
Sense UI eliminates redundant apps
Great audio
Standout front-facing
Selfie camera
Super-sharp display
Top-of-the-line processor
Good battery life
High-end design
Awesome audio
Good-looking software
Fast performance
Attractive design
Gorgeous screen
Hi-res audio and BoomSound
Freestyle desktops
Strong performance
Design
Build quality
Display
Fingerprint scanner
Camera
HTC Sense is much less pronounced
Premium design and build quality
Excellent software
Great fingerprint sensor
Supercool personalized audio profiles
Solid selfie cam
Great performance
Long-lasting battery
Fun Freestyle layout
Reliable battery
Great sound
Good software
Signature HTC design
With refinements
Chamfers help with handling
Super LCD 5 display looks great
Performance is smooth and snappy
Incredible sound experience especially with headphones
Quick Charge 3.0 with solid battery life
H
Amazing design and build quality
BoomSound reimagined
Great display
The best of Sense
The best of Stock Android
Aboveaverage battery life
Quickcharge 3.0 in the box
Support for AirPlay out of the box
IP53 water resistant
Alluring
Macho design
Great build quality
Leading fingerprint scanner implementation
Extremely smooth performance
Outstanding metal design. HTC's customized version of Android is actually fantastic. Excellent performance. Solid feature set
Including AirPlay
Fingerprint sensor
And USBC. Best HTC camera yet.
Very good image detail across the ISO range
Wellbalanced noise reduction
Good color and exposure in most situations
Good flash performance
Wellstructured camera app with comprehensive manual mode
12bit Raw allows for image improvements in post produc
Very good details preservation in all conditions
Fast and accurate autofocus in all conditions
Good exposure
Good noise reduction in low light conditions
Generally good white balance and accurate color rendering.
Exceptional build quality
A more subtle approach to software than on previous HTC phones
Top-tier performance
First Android phone that supports Airplay streaming out of the box
Great audio through headphones
Clear-cut design
Fast SoC
Decent speakers
Extensive configuration
Fast micro-SD slot
USB Type-C 3.1 gen. 1
Nice panel
Superb headset
The editors didn't like
Meh selfie camera
Autofocus could be faster
Display not great in sunlight
Camera focusing can be finicky
Particularly in macro
Battery life inconsistent
Sometimes wildly so
Expensive SIMfree price
Refresh rate and color shifting issues on the display
Camera is so close to getting it right
But still not quite there
Some residual motion in walking movements
Noise on some color patches
Particularly green
Blue and cyan
Luminance noise visible in low light conditions
Occasional focus failure while panning (lens remains unfocused)
Trails S7 In Some CPU Tests
No Heartrate Sensor
Somewhat Pricey
No alwayson voice support
The camera is a little finicky and occasionally turns pictures gray
The
Not the most exciting design
Display could be a bit brighter
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Speakers HTC talked a big game about these speakers
But they've categorically underdelivered. These compare favorably to the S7's speaker in a few select scenarios
But fall flat in most
And even my old Moto Nexus 6 stomps the new Boomsound setup. Pass
Comparatively high price
Slightly heavier than competing phones
Expensive
Does not come with headphones
Does not want me to ditch my iPhone 6s
The handset's non-removeable battery doesn't last as long as its competitors and its camera doesn't always render exposure correctly
No new innovative major features
Rear camera sometimes overexposes a little. Battery life is just OK
The primary camera leaves a little to be desired
Not as loaded with features as its closest rivals
Battery only average
Thick and heavy considering the display size
Lacks water and dust resistance
Unpleasant default sounds and vibration
Wi-Fi performance is a bit slow
Some camera focus issues in low light
Camera beaten by rivals
Speakers are good but not what HTC had on the M7/M8
Camera could be better
Should be priced more competitively
Rear camera struggles in low light
Relatively dim display
Boring design
Slow camera
High price
Metal construction still plenty slippery
Fingerprint reader disjoints motion gestures
Boomsound speakers not as loud as before
Camera doesn't quite match up to other flagships
Camera software needs tweaking
Launcher should adopt a better grid for QHD
Why no HiRes headphones in the box in the US?
A more competitive price would've helped
Default keyboard disappoints
No LTE support for Sprint (yet)
Camera still falls behind market leaders Samsung and LG. Offcontract price is expensive.
Noticeable corner softness of the lens
Fairly strong tendency to clip highlights in bright scenes
Smallish panorama output with stitching errors and ghosting
HDR mode inefficient at improving highlight detail
Slight jittering artifacts in video
Notic
Visible loss of sharpness in the corners with respect to the center
In some outdoor pictures
The highlights are slightly blown out
Some luminance noise visible in the sky
Using flash with no other light source
Some attenuation and noise visible in th
Merely average battery life
Camera performance falls short of some rivals
Sound is considerably less impressivewhen you listen through speakers
Hi-res earbuds aren't included with US models
No infrared
No radio receiver
SoC throttles during load
High idle power consumption when radio modules enabled
Alluring, macho design, Great build quality, Leading fingerprint scanner implementation, Nononsense software, Extremely smooth performance
Default keyboard disappoints, No LTE support for Sprint (yet)
How did we get here? When did flashy gimmicks become more important in driving sales than a solid foundation? Why did removable batteries, modules, and questionable 'innovations' like edge screens become a more compelling reason to buy one phone over the...
Camera The M9's camera was... kind of terrible. The 10's fixes most of the issues and provides a genuinely competitive imaging system once again, even if I wouldn't call it worldclass. The new camera app is also just great, in my opinion, Battery life At
Speakers HTC talked a big game about these speakers, but they've categorically underdelivered. These compare favorably to the S7's speaker in a few select scenarios, but fall flat in most, and even my old Moto Nexus 6 stomps the new Boomsound setup. Pass
For phone reviewers and fans alike, HTC often presents a danger of nostalgia - yearning for the days when HTC sat atop the smartphone kingdom, turned ugly and often inconsistent software into an identifiable, branded experience with Sense, and delivered s...
Wellbuilt aluminum unibody, Fast performance and clean, uncluttered UI, Impressive audio features, Capable allround camera
Display not great in sunlight, Camera focusing can be finicky, particularly in macro, Battery life inconsistent, sometimes wildly so, Expensive SIMfree price
Should you buy the HTC 10? YesThe HTC 10 is unquestionably HTC's best phone ever. It's also a great Android phone in its own right, with an attractive metal unibody, top-notch audio credentials, fast and uncluttered software, speedy fingerprint security a...
Published: 2016-04-19, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
I suspect you already know whether you're going to buy the HTC 10. "I suspect you already know whether you're going to buy the HTC 10." In many ways, HTC is playing to the crowd with its latest flagship: an industrial design that's a refinement on the fam...
Published: 2016-04-18, Author: Chris , review by: recombu.com
Gorgeous screen, Hi-res audio and BoomSound, Freestyle desktops, Strong performance
Camera beaten by rivals
The HTC 10 is a solid all-round package, a phone that has few weaknesses and certainly doesn't disappoint like last year's One M9 handset. Media fans will love the gorgeous screen, BoomSound speakers and Hi-res audio support, while the funky Freestyle des...
Abstract: We take an in-depth look at the new HTC 10 smartphone in our full review. How good is the camera? Does it still have BoomSound? Is the built-in DAC up to par? Has HTC stepped up their game? All those and more are answered in this in-depth video review. Fo...
Signature HTC design, with refinements, Chamfers help with handling, Super LCD 5 display looks great, Performance is smooth and snappy, Expandable storage, Incredible sound experience especially with headphones, Quick Charge 3.0 with solid battery life, H
Metal construction still plenty slippery, Fingerprint reader disjoints motion gestures, Boomsound speakers not as loud as before, Camera doesn't quite match up to other flagships
By refining established strengths (audio and design) and improving core weaknesses (camera), HTC has returned to the flagship arena with the HTC 10, which brings everything the high end market requires in HTC's own signature style...
High end materials, fine fit and finish, great audio quality, less bloatware than previous models (and some competing phones), good camera
Comparatively high price, slightly heavier than competing phones
The HTC 10 is the nicest phone that HTC has made: solid, fast, great sound, good camera and a non-obtrusive UI. But $699 is a lot of money; a lot more than the LG G5, a little more than an iPhone 6S and at the top of what you'd pay for a Samsung Galaxy 7...
Abstract: We have a lot to talk about in this week's episode. Joe has both the LG G5 and HTC 10 . He gives his final thoughts on the G5 and his first impressions of the HTC 10. We also talk about the new update to Android N, texting-friendly movie theaters, and muc...
