Published: 2016-03-29, Author: Ali , review by: gadgets.ndtv.com
Good, Good screen, Excellent performance, Decent cameras, Up-to-date software, Good Wi-Fi and network handling
Average battery life, Weak audio from speaker, Quick Charge-compatible charger not included
While HTC's most iconic products have typically been its annual M-series flagships, the company has also delivered some memorable models in the more affordable lines. With the One A9, HTC has now established a new category just below the flagships, with a...
Everything about HTC's One A9 comes down to its price. Rs 32,900. Let that digest for a bit. HTC expects you to spend more on the HTC One A9 that you would on a Nexus 5X, the Moto X Style or even the ridiculously specced Xiaomi Mi 5 Pro or LeEco Le Max Pr...
Intelligent design, Runs smooth, Fast and accurate fingerprint sensor, Sounds great even without stereo speakers
Low battery, Looks similar to iPhone 6, Camera still needs improvement
Unfortunately, no matter how good the device is, the review has to end with a black or white verdict. HTC has come up to a great length in determining themselves as the premium smartphone brand and sure they are. The performance of the device is quite...
Brilliant display, Solid build quality, Runs on the latest Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) out of the box, Good camera with RAW mode, MicroSD expansion slot
Battery life could be better, Lacks 4K video recording, Slightly priced on the higher side, No Dual SIM support,
At a price tag of Rs.29,990, the One A9 is definitely a bit costly compared to other smartphones in the range for the features it offers. The AMOLED display is brilliant, the phone has a solid build and also has a microSD expansion slot, but the battery l...
HTC made on hell of a phone with the HTC One A9, to add to possibly the strongest lineup of handsets for any company. But, just like many devices in the past the price does not seem to do it justice. While HTC phones are built to last, and look and feel g...
Nice, crisp display, Best audio capabiities amongst Android phones, Smooth UI and browsing performance
Poor gaming performance, Sub-par camera performance, Expensive
The HTC One A9 is a phone that just works, but its price tag is too high to recommend it. It still lacks in the camera department and it's definitely not a phone for mobile gamers.Htc one a9 - SpecificationKey SpecsSee all SpecsSee Short Specsoperating sy...
Overall, the device has some interesting features like fingerprint scanner, all-metal body, and the first non-Nexus smartphone to have Android 6.0 Marshmallow on board. There are things about the HTC One A9 that many may like, but, the fact that it has an...
Abstract: Ever since HTC unveiled its One A9 smartphone back in October in New York, the smartphone has been in news thanks to its similarity to the iPhone 6. Following several reports calling the One A9's design 'heavily' inspired by the iPhone, the Taiwanese comp...
Published: 2015-10-28, Author: Adam , review by: gizmodo.in
It's a very pretty phone. It works ok, but mostly it's very pretty,
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
Do you need a new phone so badly that you can snatch up the A9 at the $400 launch price and do you desperately want an iPhone form factor with the versatility of an Android phone? Then yes, you should buy it, but thats a lot of is one particular niche in...
