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Testseek.com have collected 623 expert reviews of the HTC One M9 and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for HTC One M9.
Award: Good Buy March 2015
March 2015
 
(80%)
623 Reviews
Users
(83%)
32 Reviews
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The editors liked

  • Outstanding camera with sharp detail and pleasing colors
  • Unique leather option
  • Removable battery
  • Base model with 32GB of internal memory and expandable storage
  • Slick metal body
  • Quality audio output and stereo speakers
  • Polished HTC Sense interface
  • Great performance
  • Toptier build quality
  • Sense 7 is lightweight and thoughtful
  • Quick charging works well
  • Premium all-metal design
  • Monster performance
  • Great UltraPixel selfie camera
  • Loud BoomSound speakers
  • Custom themes
  • The new two-tone color design in unibody brushed aluminum frame
  • Easy to grip with more rounded edges
  • Dual HTC Boomsound front facing speakers
  • HTC Theme app for true customization and of course the micro-SD slot for user expandable storage
  • Refined design and UI
  • Good signal reception
  • The screen is sharp and accurate
  • Still metal The One M9 still feels like a premium phone with premium materials
  • Even if some of the small design changes are
  • To my eyes
  • Less than great
  • A respectable 1080p LCD While the M9's screen isn't going to win any awards for bestinasmartphone
  • I
  • Outstanding build quality and hardware design
  • Excellent display
  • Bestinclass frontfacing stereo speakers
  • Solid performance
  • Useful software features like Easy Mode and native theming
  • Supports Quick Charge for accelerated charging
  • SD card slot
  • Two yea
  • Beautiful
  • Highquality design
  • Good camera performance
  • Crisp
  • Sharp 5.0" 1080p display
  • Wicked fast Snapdragon 810 w/ 3GB of RAM
  • Terrific Dual Camera User Interface
  • Manual mode
  • RAW image capture
  • Video shooting easy to engage
  • Outstanding editing suite
  • Full 1080p 5.0 Touchscreen is bright and clear
  • 4K and 1080p HD video options
  • Best external smartphone speakers available now
  • HTC made some good changes to the M9
  • Like getting rid of the gimmicky Duo Camera
  • Double-tap-to-wake—you can just tap on the screen to wake the device. It's great since you'll never find the power button on the first try
  • You can disable some of the skin
  • Excellent speakers
  • Nifty personalization features
  • Uh Oh insurance will replace damaged phone
  • Images appear clear and crisp on the display
  • Dual forward-facing speakers
  • Beautiful industrial design
  • Available in gold
  • Silver
  • And gunmetal finishes
  • Can handle demanding apps
  • The HTC One M9 inherits its predecessor's stunning metal design and strong speakers
  • And has a bright
  • Sharp display. It runs the latest version of Android
  • And the new Sense 7 software is simple
  • Responsive and highly customisable. It's one of the few fl
  • Premium design
  • Responsive
  • Intelligent UI
  • Decent battery life
  • Great AV experience
  • Excellent build quality and all-metal design
  • Fantastic stereo speakers
  • Fantastic design and build quality. Fast performance. Seamless software customization options. MicroSD card slot.
  • BoomSound
  • Design aesthetics
  • Aluminum et al
  • Yep
  • Sense 7.0 is massive!
  • Gorgeous design and premium build
  • Sense 7.0 is a perfect union of Android Lollipop and customization options
  • Top-notch hardware for great performance
  • As beautiful as the Ones before. Great screen
  • Great battery life. HTC's onto something
  • Letting you customize your phone so much. Uh Oh Protection will replace your phone
  • No questions asked
  • Reliable performance
  • Fluid operation
  • Good battery life
  • 20MP camera
  • 4MP front camera
  • GPs with builtin GLONASS
  • Android 5.0 Lollipop
  • 32GB Internal
  • Micro SD up to 128GB
  • Top and bottom speakers
  • Great design
  • Speedy performance
  • Solid battery life
  • Still one of the best designed phones
  • Especially premium
  • Plenty of customizable options with Sense 7.0
  • Snappy processing performance
  • Brilliant sounding speakers
  • Excellent call quality
  • Expandable storage
  • Metal construction improved
  • Two tone coloration is subtle
  • Keeps phone neutral
  • Handling is better with less slippery material choice on back
  • Lip on sides
  • Display at 1080p is not missing a step
  • BoomSound speakers still stellar
  • Battery life just above
  •  Exceptional hardware design and construction
  •  Outstanding audio quality
  •  Best
  • Most customizable HTC Sense version yet
  •  Smooth performance
  • Gorgeous Design
  • Great Speakers
  • Sense 7 UI/UX
  • Good Front-Facing Camera
  • Good Performance
  • Beautiful dual-finish design
  • Great build quality
  • Excellent sharp display
  • Sense UI is better than ever
  •   Comes with HTC's UH OH protection plan
  • Dot View case is now more versatile and available in several colors
  • Great ergonomics
  • HTC Sense is better t
  • Nice and pleasing colors in bright light
  • Very good details shown in bright light
  • Good autofocus in bright light
  • HTC has nailed the design once again with beautiful twotone metal. The Snapdragon 810 is so powerful it's sometimes unnecessary. Sense 7.0 is one of the best Android skins out there. Great selfie camera.
  • Top-tier build quality
  • Great design and build quality
  • Great speakers
  • IPX3
  • Good connectivity
  • High range of the Bluetooth connection
  • Good GPS
  • Fast storage
  • Bright and high-contrast display
  • Fast SoC...

The editors didn't like

  • Main camera is lackluster
  • Screen isn't as vivid as last year's model
  • BoomSound speakers lack some oomph
  • Battery life is hitormiss
  • Weak 20-megapixel rear camera
  • No fingerprint sensor
  • Sense Home and themes feel like gimmicks
  • Screen seems a bit dimmer than prior versions
  • Power button too close to volume keys
  • A design that is almost identical to the model before it
  • It doesn't feel like the metal is as premium or durable and the camera is disappointing
  • Bad camera
  • Same battery life
  • Not any faster The M9 doesn't feel appreciably quicker than the phone it replaces
  • And sometimes can be slower (such as when multitasking). This doesn't speak well of the Snapdragon 810
  • Which is already under fire for issues
  • Mediocre camera quality
  • Unexceptional battery life
  • Awkward power and volume button placement
  • User interface a bit stale compared to Google's base Android Lollipop OS
  • No wireless charging
  • Quick Charge adapter not included with phone
  • No biometric sensors
  • Auto Focus not always accurate
  • Auto Exposure less accurate in high contrast shooting conditions
  • Noisy Images in all but bright lighting
  • Digital Zoom noise
  • HDR tends to overexpose
  • No optical IS
  • No optical zoom
  • Continuous AF in video capture slow and
  • The M9 runs hot and performance suffers. Our CPU benchmark showed a 30 percent drop in performance
  • The design is stale. It's a new phone that doesn't feel new and doesn't solve a lot of the problems we had with the M7 and M8
  • The size of the phone. This
  • Sharp edges
  • Short battery life
  • Poor viewing angles
  • Default sound effects are unpleasant
  • Camera doesn't measure up to those on high-end competitor phones
  • The M9's camera quality and battery life don't measure up to its competitors. For better or worse
  • The phone feels like a rerun of last year's HTC One
  • Incremental improvement
  • Disappointing cameras
  • Unreliable camera
  • Mediocre performance and battery life for a flagship phone
  • So-so battery life. Competitive
  • But still-disappointing camera
  • Display's stayed the same far too long
  • No water and dust protection
  • Overheating
  • Battery and display are not a marked improvement over last year's One M8
  • 20MP camera does not live up to its pixel count
  • Has a tendency to run a little hot when pushed
  • The camera just still can't keep up. The One wants to be responsive and aware
  • But it's just not smart enough to be really useful yet
  • Looks too much like the One M8 and One M7
  • Average photo quality
  • Non removable battery
  • Video quality not topnotched
  • Overheats over long use of browsing or gaming
  • Disappointing camera
  • Disappointing low light performance with its camera
  • Focus adjustment with video recording is jumpy
  • Screen with inaccurate color reproduction
  • Phone is thicker than before
  • Sharper edges might displease some users in handling
  • Camera experience very uneven even in well lit situations despite move to 20.7 megapixels
  • Low light performance takes a major hit
  • New sense contextual elements might be
  •  Underwhelming camera
  •  Iterative design with some reused components
  •  Not as comfortable to hold
  • Use as One M8
  • Some software features not fully baked
  • The Rear Camera Could Have Been Better
  • Could Have Been More Improvement Over M8
  • Volume Controller Too Close To Power Button
  • Camera has great features and effects – but photo quality isn't as good as its competitors
  • Battery life is solid but nothing to write home about
  • QuickCharge cable is not included in the box
  • On-screen keyboard keys feel a bit too narrow
  • Boom Sound spea
  • Colors are oversaturated in low light
  • White balance is often inaccurate in both bright light and low light
  • Loss of sharpness around image corners
  • Strong quantization on uniform tones and in color gradations
  • Strong ringing and slight fringing
  • The rear camera is a huge upgrade on its predecessor
  • But it falls behind other top end smartphones. Display and battery life
  • Largely unchanged from the M8
  • Are now average for a modern flagship.
  • Battery lifeishit-or-miss
  • But the GPU loses performance under load
  • Comparatively bad camera
  • Meager battery runtimes
  • No quick-charge or wireless charging
  • QWERTY keyboard even in the German layout
  • Pricing

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  Published: 2015-03-31, Author: Daniel , review by: notebookcheck.org

  • Abstract:  Microevolución. HTC sólo ha cambiado unas pocas cosas en el aspecto comprobado de su puntero One M9. En vez de eso hizo mejoras importantes a las cámaras e instaló un moderno Snapdragon 810 en el smartphone. En un arrebato de confianza en sí mismos, tambi...

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  Published: 2015-03-26, Author: Robert , review by: androidpit.es

  • Diseño atractivo, Interfaz HTC Sense 7 UI atractivo con aplicaciones muy prácticas, Gran trabajo de los altavoces BoomSound, Procesador potente
  • La cámara decepciona, Poca duración de la batería, Mismo aspecto que su antecesor
  • El HTC One M9 es un sólido smartphone de gama alta, pero parece que HTC se ha dormido en los laureles con el diseño y la pantalla. El One M8 se destacó de sus rivales, principalmente por el impresionante diseño, pero ahora el listón simplemente se ha m...

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  Published: 2015-03-26, Author: Michael , review by: es.gizmodo.com

  • Abstract:  Con la primavera llega otro smartphone de la familia Galaxy. Los S6 y S6 Edge ya van camino de las manos de miles de consumidores, así que hemos pensado que es un buen momento para encender las cámaras y ver cómo se portan los recién llegados frente a los...

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  Published: 2015-03-23, review by: xataka.com

  • Abstract:  Como habrás leído ya, tenemos análisis del HTC One M9 en Xataka. A unos días de que se ponga oficialmente a la venta, hemos podido pasar dos semanas con el nuevo HTC One y trasladarte de forma sincera y en detalle lo que nos ha parecido este One M9, prime...

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  Published: 2015-03-23, review by: xataka.com

  • Un diseño que mejora a M8: más tonalidades, menos escurridizo, Un Sense 7 más personalizable, Rendimiento gracias a Snapdragon 810 con 3GB de RAM, Ranura microSD, Altavoces BoomSound
  • HTC ha sido conservadora con la pantalla, Precio alto, La cámara de 20 megapíxeles no nos ha impresionado, No habrá UhOh en España
  • El HTC One M9 es gran teléfono, se mire por donde se mire. Si me posiciono en el papel de un comprador, cada vez me cuesta más realizar una inversión tan alta por un dispositivo de gama alta, por lo que aprecio que la calidad y materiales estén acordes co...

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  Published: 2015-03-23, review by: andro4all.com

  • El nuevo buque insignia de la compañía HTC llegaba con la gran responsabilidad a sus espaldas de resarcir de un curso algo problemático en el número de ventas y en el futuro que podríamos esperar de esta compañía. La apuesta ha sido clara: por q...

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  Published: 2015-03-23, Author: Pedro , review by: elandroidelibre.com

  • del análisis del HTC One M9 Llegamos al final del análisis del HTC One M9, un smartphone del que esperábamos mucho, mucho más de lo que realmente nos ofrece. HTC continúa jugando con el diseño que tantas alegrías le ha dado y no es para menos, una gener...

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  Published: 2015-03-23, review by: computerhoy.com

  • Diseño, Cámara frontal, Rendimiento, Sonido
  • Sobrecalentamiento, Algunos modos de cámara, Precio
  • El HTC One M9 saldrá a la venta a principios del mes de abril y en un acabado de doble-tono ‘plata y oro rosa' así como en ‘gris metálico' y su precio para el mercado español será de 749 euros , quizá un precio demasiado elevado si tenemos en cuenta la...

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  Published: 2015-03-22, Author: Carlos , review by: es.gizmodo.com

  • HTC consigue, año tras año, crear teléfonos que desde un punto de vista de diseño, materiales y buen gusto, me vuelven loco. El M9 es un teléfono con porte, con elegancia, el teléfono que sabe encajar cuando sale de la chaquetón ese día que estás de boda
  • La batería. La cámara. Esos son las dos alarmas rojas de submarino sonando sin cesar en el M9. No es que estén por debajo de la competencia, es que están por debajo de lo que deberían ser, simplemente. Por debajo de lo que se espera de un teléfono de gama

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  Published: 2015-03-22, review by: cnet.com/es/

  • El HTC One M9 hereda el hermoso diseño de metal y las poderosas bocinas de su predecesor, y ofrece una pantalla definida y brillante; tiene la última versión de Android y el nuevo software Sense 7 es simple, responde muy bien y es personalizable. Además,
  • Para bien o para mal, se siente como una repetición del HTC One del año pasado. En pruebas iniciales, la vida de la batería no se desempeñó muy bien. El software de la cámara es una obra en progreso
  • El actualizado HTC One M9 tiene buen poder y mejoras de software en un cuerpo que sigue siendo apetecible, pero se enfrenta a una dura competencia....

 
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