Name: Evo 4G
Brand: HTC
SKU: 28444
Rating: 4.2 (35 reviews)

HTC Evo 4G - Pros & Cons

Camera and Battery The battery life here is pretty excellent
Images were sharp and color tones were pretty true to life
call quality was great
rich-sounding tracks with a nice balance of treble and bass
it improves on the core functions by better integrating the features
visually attractive and more accurate
easy use
The camera is excellent
Excellent camera Pretty solid battery life Thin and light
Titan II is a great example of this
Both are fantastic
and both offer some of the best equipment
new ways of thinking
new connections
and new industries
The results are fairly impressive
phone is capable of getting fairly good blacks and bold colors
HTC Music app has also been improved
quality of the 1080p video was excellent
Gingerbread in every way
easier to use and much cleaner and faster
enjoying the great outdoors and watching soccer
Text looks crisp
pictures are vibrant and videos look fantastic
One S are arguably two of the most well executed
bright
beautiful
and makes pretty much everything look amazing
Power consumption on the EVO is excellent
well-designed
insanely
The app is great
with tons of options and filters available easily
call quality was admirable

it s not likely to solve the problems with Windows on Arm
the plastic material looks somewhat cheap in comparison
the speeds on Sprint's 3G network are just downright abysmal
Evo lacks support for Bluetooth voice-activated dialing
you can only save apps to the phone's main memory
the included accessories are pretty sparse
not server-based
Sprint's 4G network is limited at this time
The network only covers a few dozen cities
is loud but sound is somewhat thready and hollow
come with a way to sync music with your PC
4G-only battery life is unflattering
The screen is terribly reflective
it only works like half the time
The design language is a little loud
No pop-up play
3-inch or greater screens tend to get a bit uncomfortable
No brand new operating system
Killer Battery Life
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the glossy plastic is more prone to fingerprints
No more shuttling between screens to shoot photos and video
HD Voice requires both users to have an HD Voice capable device
the lack of LTE will not be as much of an issue
the Sprint network is unable to do this phone justice
the phone has a tendency to get a bit warm during playback
HD voice isn't ready on Sprint's network yet
Twitter icon A stylized bird with an open mouth
It symobilizes a website link url
Sprint will only launch LTE in six cities at first
It has harder edges with metal accents all over
Beats Audio also kicks in when you play a YouTube video
you have to dig through multiple menus in the Settings
The kickstand is a little difficult to open
an actual 4G LTE network in place is a bit frustrating
animations and colorful widgets have a tendency to bog down the operating system
it is almost too small for the ideal web browsing experience
not a tablet replacement
viewing angle was so bad for OLED
The HDMI out can only be used to output movies
the bezel and the lens are exposed to scratches and scrapes
the two phones are not equals
Evo 4G LTE fails to capture the Android crown
no jagged edges on app icons and no discernible pixels
The red stripe across the black back looks menacing
Sprint's network is not currently available in New York City
noticeable gaps between icon rows that are a bit large
these speeds are slow
it is a bit awkward to reach the power button sometimes
the placement of the USB charging port
it is no longer the biggest phone on the block
was much too big and cumbersome
the hype built was nearly outrageous
our 3G data speeds were just appalling
only in a limited market for now
occasional stutter or two while playing games
lack of LTE is a deal-breaker
EVO handles itself when connected to a computer via USB
music playback takes just a few percentage points
4G LTE
not find the LTE SIM card in this part though
Some notifications are louder than others
it's still not as good as stock Android
Colors also look a bit washed out
Feel terrible for players who lived in those worlds
occasional slowdowns are annoying
no LTE network for it to use
Indoor shots were a bit dark without the flash
no 4G LTE
Evo's lack of Sprint LTE at launch is a huge letdown

HTC Evo 4G - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Screen size	4.3 in Best: Asus FonePad 8 Screen size: 8 in
Battery capacity	1500 mAh Best: Doogee BL12000 Battery capacity: 12000 mAh
Pixel density	217 ppi Best: Sony Xperia Z6 Pixel density: 891 ppi
CPU clock speed	1 GHz Best: Motorola Moto G100 CPU clock speed: 3.2 GHz

HTC - Video Reviews (9)

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HTC Evo 4G - Full Specifications

Operating system	Android 2.1
CPU clock speed	1.0 GHz
CPU cores	Single-core
CPU model	Qualcomm Snapdragon S1 QSD8650
GPU model	Qualcomm Adreno 200
RAM memory	512 MB

Primary sensor resolution	8.0 Mpx
Highest video resolution	1280 x 720 px
Autofocus	yes
Digital zoom	yes
Geo-tagging	yes
LED Flash	yes

Memory card reader	yes
Maximum card storage	32GB
Types of memory card supported	microSD

Height	4.8 in
Width	2.6 in
Depth	0.51 in
Weight	6.0 oz

Sim card size	Mini-SIM
Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth version	2.1 EDR
Headphone connection	3.5 mm
Type of USB connector	Micro-USB

Battery type	Lithium ion
Battery capacity	1500.0 mAh
Standby time	146.0 h
Talk time	5.0 h

Screen size	4.3 in
Panel type	LCD
Resolution	800 x 480 px
Pixel density	217.0 ppi
Multi touch	yes

Primary resolution	1.3 Mpx

Colour of product	Black

Accelerometer	yes
Proximity	yes
Digital compass	yes

Wireless network (Wi-Fi)	yes
Data transmission	HSDPA
Navigation system	GPS
2G GSM	yes
CDMA frequences	800 MHz 1900 MHz
4G LTE	yes

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HTC Evo 4G HTC - Editorial Reviews (16)

4.0

Based on 16 reviews

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The Verge

Published: 11.05.2012

HTC Evo 4G LTE review

4.2

Does the One X by another name smell as sweet?

HTC Evo 4G HTC Evo 4G LTE Review: Gorgeous, but No LTE for Now

pcworld.com_techhive.com

Published: 11.05.2012

HTC Evo 4G LTE Review: Gorgeous, but No LTE for Now

4.0

It supports 3G until Sprint builds out its LTE network, but its display, camera, design, and multimedia features make it the best phone offered by Sprint.

CNET

Published: 15.05.2012

HTC Evo 4G LTE(Sprint)

SlashGear

Published: 11.05.2012

HTC EVO 4G LTE Review

As HTC ushers in their next generation of smartphones with their hero series of HTC One devices, so too does the impact spread to their…

Android Central

Published: 30.05.2012

Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE review

The Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE is a great phone on a less-than-great network.

Digital Trends

Published: 15.06.2012

HTC EVO 4G LTE Review | Digital Trends

The EVO 4G LTE sets a new standard for phones on Sprint, offering compatibility with the future of its voice and data networks and cutting-edge specs.

businessinsider.my

Published: 14.05.2012

HTC EVO 4G LTE Review

HTC Evo 4G HTC EVO 4G LTE Android Smartphone Review

HotHardware

Published: 10.07.2012

HTC EVO 4G LTE Android Smartphone Review

3.8

Does the EVO 4G LTE have what it takes to compete with other high-end devices? Find out in our hands-on review!

HTC Evo 4G HTC Evo 4G LTE review: Almost great

Computerworld

Published: 14.05.2012

HTC Evo 4G LTE review: Almost great

HTC's Evo 4G LTE smartphone has a lot going for it, but other factors, including the lack of LTE service from Sprint, make it difficult to recommend.

WIRED

Published: 06.07.2012

Review: HTC Evo 4G LTE

3.5

HTC's new Evo is sold as a 4G phone, but Sprint's 4G LTE network isn't currently operational anywhere other than a handful of test markets.

anandtech.com

Published: 28.06.2010

The Sprint HTC EVO 4G Review

PCMAG

Published: 20.05.2010

HTC EVO 4G (Sprint) Review

4.0

The first WiMAX phone in the U.S. is a terrific platform for streaming media and Web browsing, and it gets your laptop online with Sprint's 4G network. Just keep an eye out for an outlet when you're only using 4G.

CNET

Published: 12.11.2010

HTC Evo 4G Sprint

HTC Evo 4G HTC Evo 4G LTE Review: I Can't See Why Not

TechCrunch

Published: 02.06.2012

HTC Evo 4G LTE Review: I Can't See Why Not

The Evo 4G LTE is a fine phone. There certainly aren't any glaring issues: Sense has been considerably streamlined, and it's really good at what it was made to do, which is entertain. The design language is a little loud, though maybe that's what it takes to shake things up in the land of Android. …