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May 2017
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The editors liked
Totally respectable in my experience with this phone
And generally above average. 3000mAh doesn't seem like much with a 5.5" screen
But Android Nougat and the Snapdragon 835 get the job done
Finally sounds like Boomsound again. The speakers on the U11
Beautiful liquid design
Superb main camera
Blistering performance
Amazing speakers
Water resistant
Sleek design with glass back
5.5-inch Super LCD5 display with QHD resolution
Gorilla Glass 5 and Night mode
Powerful and clear sound
Relatively durable battery + power saving modes
Android 7.1 Nougat and user interface with various features
Edge Sen
Shiny new design
IP67 rating
Squeeze sensors are more than gimmicky
The best smartphone camera available
3D audio recording
Amazing audio playback quality
Fantastic on-device stereo speakers
Tons of features
Themes and options
Light and ultra fas
Useful squeeze sensor
Gigabit LTE
Fast processor
Promising camera specs
Fixes most of the U Ultra's problems
Edge Sense is a fun way to launch apps
Incredibly fast with a great camera
Looks gorgeous
Innovative and useful Edge Sense features
Capable cameras and smooth performance
Comes with ANC earphones
The Oppo UDP-203 is a well-built
Premium 4K Blu-ray player and the first to support Dolby Vision disc playback. Connectivity is superb
With a full 7.1 analog output and even an HDMI input for connecting streaming players. Video and audio quality is exce
Incredible performance
Strong features
World-class camera
Impressive audio
Class-leading performance
Bright
5.5-inch QHD display
Fantastic BoomSound speakers
Gorgeous design with IP67 water resistance
Gorgeous design
Impeccable fit and finish
Effortless
Highquality camera
Fantastic performance
Battery life worth writing home about
Some really attractive color options (though the best are nonUS)
New BoomSound speakers sound nice and satisfying
Great build quality
Liquid design shows new ways to curve glass
Hardware buttons provide more screen real-estate
Great camera
HTC U Sonic provides great audio and ANC out of the box
IP67 water and dust resistant
Powerful specs
Solid build quality
Beautiful mirror finish
Vibrant display
Fantastic audio experience
Excellent camera
All-day battery life
Edge Sense is intuitive and useful
Beautiful design
Swift
Smooth performance
Battery life impresses
Good lowlight camera performance
Amazing display
Flawless performance and audio
USonic Earbuds are excellent
Reliable flagship performance
Attractive design
Great battery life
Outstanding camera. Topend performance and display
With support for Gigabit LTE. Squeeze feature is unique. HTC has finally made a water resistant phone
Excellent cameras
Lots of horsepower
Multiple AI assistants to choose from
Finally
A water-resistant HTC phone
Edge Sense works
Unusual range of colors
Fast Snapdragon processor
UFS 2.1 storage
Accurate GPS
Good display
Storage is expandable
Gigabit-LTE
Fast USB port with video out
Great headset
IP certified
Very fast autofocus and accurate especially in bright light conditions
Good details preservation in both outdoor and low light conditions
Good target exposure and dynamic range
White balance is generally pleasant
And color rendering is good
Noise lev
Good exposure
Fast autofocus
Good noise control
The editors didn't like
This screen has embarrassing light bleed along the lower bezel. Come on
HTC
Do I need to say anything else? HTC does include a 3.5mm adapter as well as its USBC U Sonic earbuds in the box
At least
This is one of the most slippery phones I have ever us
No headphone jack (ugh!)
Low-quality 3.5mm adapter
Disappointing selfie camera
Prev4 of 4Next
Body prone to fingerprints
No separate headphone jack
Glass build makes this fragile and a fingerprint magnet
Bezels are bigger than some other 2017 phones
No 3.5mm audio jack
Mode switching on the camera is clunky
No headphone jack
Back panel attracts fingerprints
Battery life is only OK
Fingerprint magnet
Lacks 3.5mm audio socket
Misses out on Bluetooth 5.0
Photos by Raj Rout
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The player is expensive and defiantly free of built-in streaming features. Picture performance isn't readily distinguishable from players at half the price
HDR
Average battery life
A bit bulky
Lack of a headphone jack is a nuisance
Squeeze feature is a complete gimmick
Not offered by 3 of the 4 major US carriers
Dated look
Noisecanceling earbuds aren't quite as impressive as they could be
Edge Sense feels overengineered (for what could be just a button)
Fancy audiorecording features difficult to appreciate
Battery size and performance don't impress
Substantial bezels
No headphone jack and only proprietary USB-C headphones work
Very slippery in the hand
Attracts fingerprints
Only in Sprint stores
Wireless charging is MIA
Glossy design looks great but is a fingerprint magnet
Lack of 3.5mm audio jack
Edge Sense needs more work
No HDR10 support at launch
No dual camera system
Pricey
HTC loves bezels. No headphone jack
Glass design is slippery and fragile
Battery life could be better
The Sense interface is getting old
SoC throttling under load
MicroSD slot is just average
Doesn't support aptX
Not all functions available when recording video
In some outdoor scenes a slight bluish cast is visible
Extremely fast and smooth, Great camera, Rich audio experience
Battery life could have been better, Edge Sense isn't very useful, Design doesn't feel as premium as advertised, Lacks future-facing tech, like HDR support
The HTC U11 is an extremely fast smartphone with a great camera. It's the best HTC fans can get right now, but it loses out in terms of premium feel and future-facing technology in the current flagship market. It's good, but not good enough...
Solid build, snappy design, excellent performance, camera
Back attracts smudges, not so loud sound
With the snappy design, the phone looks pretty cool but attracts smudges which steal the beauty of the phone. Having the top-notch specs, it can handle almost anything and comes with a good camera setup that lets you captures quality images.The member of...
Looks gorgeous, Outstanding camera credentials, Outstanding audio credentials, Outstanding performance
Glass body feels fragile, Reflective display, Edge Sense is unnecessary gimmick, Battery life could be better
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Overall, the HTC U11 is a complete package of beauty, power and performance. The squeeze feature is innovative, design is stunning and refreshing, and the camera quality won't easily let you down in any lighting conditions. Undoubtedly, the U11 is HTC's b...
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