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Testseek.com have collected 319 expert reviews of the HTC One A9 and the average rating is 74%. Scroll down and see all reviews for HTC One A9.
Award: Recommended February 2016
February 2016
 
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The editors liked

  • Sleek metal design
  • Fast and responsive fingerprint sensor
  • Runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow smoothly with 3GB of RAM
  • Pro camera mode that shoots RAW files
  • It's a very pretty phone. It works ok
  • But mostly it's very pretty
  • Display HTC chose a very good part here. While it's not 2K (QHD)
  • The 1080p resolution is more than sufficient on a 5" canvas. The display has two color modes one for contrast
  • One for accuracy which I really like. It's a damn good screen
  • Not slow While
  • Attractive design with a lightweight form factor that hits the sweet spot
  • Solid performance and feature set
  • Great display
  • Very good camera with pro features
  • Fingerprint reader is fast and responsive
  • Support for faster charging (Quick Charge 2.0
  • 3.0)
  • Some of the best-built quality of any Android phone
  • Amazing AMOLED display
  • Android 6.0 Marshmallow out of the box
  • Sense 7.0 for a light skin with lots of features
  • Super fast and accurate fingerprint scanner
  • Amazing audio output
  • Excellent photo and v
  • Essentially an Android iPhone
  • Comes with Android 6.0 Marshmallow
  • Largely (but not totally) free of vendor clutter
  • Excellent audio via headphones
  • Fine camera with good controls
  • Long battery life
  • For a short time
  • A comparatively low price
  • The HTC One A9 is among the first smartphones to launch with the latest Android Marshmallow operating system onboard
  • You can expand the storage with microSD cards
  • Its camera takes decent shots and it boasts a metal body
  • Attractive build. MicroSD card slot. Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Very good battery life.
  • 5-inch
  • Compact size is a nice change from all the gigantic phones hitting the market
  • Fantastic battery life
  • Attractive design
  • Latest Android 6.0 Marshmallow
  • Expandable storage
  • Premium design and build
  • Launches with Android 6.0 Marshmallow
  • HTC's best camera in years
  • Sense UI lets Marshmallow shine through
  • Attractive
  • Curvy design
  • Camera supports RAW
  • Bags of storage
  • Marshmallow
  • Lovely looking
  • Premium casing. Fingerprint scanner works well. Fairly clean Android 6.0. Much improved rear camera for an HTC
  • Great build
  • Android 6.0 feature turn microSD cards into internal memory storage
  • Premium design
  • Solidly built
  • New camera sensor delivers betterthanaverage results
  • SRGB display mode delivers natural colors
  • Comes with Android 6.0 Marshmallow from the start
  • Responsive fingerprint sensor
  • Fast recharge time
  • Exquisite
  • If unoriginal
  • Design
  • Runs smooth as butter
  • Fast and accurate fingerprint sensor
  • Sounds great even without stereo speakers
  • Sleek
  • Premium frame
  • Fast
  • Convenient fingerprint sensor
  • Good cameras and editing app
  • Design is symmetrical and accessible
  • AMOLED display is good to see
  • Quick Charge 3.0 incoming thanks to Snapdragon 617
  • Fingerprint reader works quite well
  • Camera is conventionally good
  • UltraPixel front-facing shooter
  • Marshmallow out of the box
  • With
  •  Excellent fit and finish
  •  Solid display
  •  Smooth performance
  •  Quick Charge 3.0 compatible
  • Fast and accurate autofocus in bright light
  • Respectable performance
  • Impeccable build quality
  • Ships with Android 6.0
  • HTC's Sense UI is even leaner now
  • High-quality chassis
  • Excellent AMOLED screen
  • Good camera
  • MicroSD-slot for storage expansion
  • Fingerprint scanner
  • LTE Cat. 6
  • Very good sound at the 3.5 mm jack
  • Decent headset

The editors didn't like

  • Average cameras with poor lowlight
  • HTC's Sense 7 skin needs to go
  • Weak battery life
  • Screen is tough to see outdoors
  • Nexus 6P is a better buy for $500
  • The underperforming processor is noticeably deficient. Android phones are famous for a little bit of lag
  • Especially when laden with heavy skinning
  • But it's that much worse when trying to be an iPhone replacement. Also
  • Despite being better than its big
  • Price In some regions
  • This phone is an unabashed ripoff. The price in the US is $400 temporarily
  • After which it will rise to $500. It's not worth $500
  • That's Nexus 6P money. And in some regions
  • You're expected to effectively pay even more for a 16GB/2
  • Speakerphone quality could be better
  • We'd like HTC to keep the price at $399 beyond the presale period
  • Looks more like an iPhone than an HTC phone
  • Mediocre camera in all but sunlight
  • High relative price for the specs
  • Only a single speaker
  • Not stereo BoomSound speakers
  • Metal build can be super slippery
  • Final Thoughts
  • The HTC One A9 is one incredibly
  • Phone speakers are just adequate
  • Not a completely pure version of Android
  • Price goes up $100 after November 7th
  • It's grossly overpriced
  • Comparable in specs and performance to midrange phones costing far less
  • Expensive for its feature set. Lackluster camera
  • Camera performance is only marginally better than its predecessor
  • HTC Sense is too much now that Marshmallow exists
  • Premium price tag
  • Camera needs fine tuning
  • Unimpressive battery life
  • Snapdragon 617 performance is firmly mid-range
  • Battery life is poor when Doze can't save it
  • Tiny battery
  • No BoomSound
  • Too expensive
  • We'd like the phone a lot better were it not for the premium price tag. Looks too much like the iPhone. Battery life is mediocre
  • Merely average battery
  • Rearfacing camera also average
  • Hardware can struggle with intensive apps
  • Disappointing graphics processing performance
  • Poor 1080p video recording quality
  • Weak peak display brightness
  • Battery life is average
  • Battery is only just adequate
  • Camera still lags the competition
  • Google's Nexuses offer much better value
  • The ignominy of being an iPhone clone
  • Below-average performance
  • Design incredibly derivative
  • Despite AMOLED
  • Display is very standard
  • Lacking in performance speed
  • Fingerprint reader throws a wrench in plenty of other well-known HTC features
  • No BoomSound speakers
  • Battery doesn't last long at all
  •  Not enough power for the price (after promotional period)
  •  Camera underperforms in low light
  •  European pricing is crazy
  • Underexposure and poor dynamic range in highcontrast situations
  • White balance can cause pink cast in low daylight and tungstenilluminated lowlight scenes
  • Very slow shutter speeds in low light (1/8 sec at 20 Lux) lead to image blur
  • Autofocus shows insta
  • The design looks very familiar
  • Middling camera
  • BoomSound speakers are gone
  • The alluring price tag is temporary
  • Mediocre battery runtimes
  • High RRP
  • Slower than the rivals
  • Inconvenient memory card mangement
  • No 4K video recording

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  Published: 2015-10-20, Author: Hubert , review by: ubergizmo.com

  • The HTC One A9 is more than a handset, it is also the manifestation of a new HTC direction which is much more realistic, in a difficult competitive and economic environment.I wish that HTC had made these choices a few years ago, instead of insisting on th...

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  Published: 2015-10-20, Author: Chris , review by: recombu.com

  • Attractive, curvy design, Camera supports RAW, Bags of storage, Marshmallow
  • Tiny battery, no BoomSound, Too expensive
  • HTC"s One A9 so far seems to be a smart, sleek and surpisingly affordable phone that packs premium features but for a decent price, similar to the Motorola Moto X Style. Check back soon for our full HTC One A9 review.Read next: The best UK deals, price an...

 
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  Published: 2016-01-20, review by: canadianreviewer.com

  • Abstract:  I commiserate with HTC. The company has long led the Android OEM space with stellar and bold industrial design and materials and way before competitors like Samsung or LG went for metal and glass look and feel. For the A9, the couldn't simply put out a sm...

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  Published: 2015-10-29, Author: Daniel , review by: mobilesyrup.com

  • Great screen, Excellent ergonomics and size, Good daylight camera, Capable manual mode, Fantastic audio quality through headphones, Pared back version of Sense, Latest version of Android, Good performance, Excellent battery performance with Fast Charge
  • Priced too high for its value proposition, Poor low-light camera performance, All-too-familiar design

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  Published: 2015-10-20, Author: Daniel , review by: mobilesyrup.com

  • Abstract:  I probably don't need to say this, but the HTC One A9 looks an awful lot like an iPhone 6.Whether driven by sheer arrogance or a desperate need to find its way during difficult times, the HTC One A9 is cloyingly, unabashedly, an iPhone 6 copy. Yes, items...

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  Published: 2015-10-10, Author: Igor , review by: mobilesyrup.com

  • Abstract:  HTC's newest upcoming smartphone has leaked once again, just days prior to its expected reveal date.We first saw the A9 (codename Aero) back in late August . Then, as now, it was Steve Hemmerstoffer who was the one to obtain images of the upcoming Android...

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  Published: 2016-11-10, Author: Gareth , review by: techradar.com/au/

  • Improved camera, Awesome design, Good Marshmallow mix
  • Battery life too poor, Some rattling in case, Cost too high
  • To compare this too much to an iPhone would be unfair to the genuinely impressive power under the hood - but it's curious that HTC has decided on this design path...

 
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  Published: 2015-10-29, Author: Joanna , review by: theaustralian.com.au

  • Abstract:  It takes a good eye to spot the differences between the iPhone 6S and the HTC One A9. PHOTO: DREW EVANS/THE WALL STREET JOURNAL“Designed by Apple in California.”That isn't emblazoned anywhere on the HTC's new One A9 smartphone. I checked everywhere, even...

 
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  Published: 2015-10-28, review by: cnet.com.au

  • The HTC One A9 is among the first smartphones to launch with the latest Android Marshmallow operating system onboard, you can expand the storage with microSD cards, its camera takes decent shots and it boasts a metal body
  • It's grossly overpriced, comparable in specs and performance to midrange phones costing far less
  • HTC's One A9 is just fine for a midrange device, but for its astonishingly high full retail price, you can buy much more powerful, better overall phones...

 
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  Published: 2015-10-28, Author: Florence , review by: goodgearguide.com.au

  • Abstract:  Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and whether HTC copied Apple with the One A9 doesn't really matter here, no matter how much HTC protests it.What matters—and what HTC should focus on—is whether or not the One A9 is a good enough phone to help...

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