Name: One M8
Brand: HTC
SKU: 28089
Rating: 4.2 (38 reviews)

HTC One M8 - Variants

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One M8 32GB	Dual sim support: no Internal storage: 32 GB
One M8 Dual SIM 16GB	Dual sim support: yes Internal storage: 16 GB
One M8 16GB	Dual sim support: no Internal storage: 16 GB

HTC One M8 - Pros & Cons

have all been solid improvements
looks and feels good
accessible and attractive package
sturdy and comfortable to grip
Elegant style
raw power
and sophisticated features
a refined and beautiful software and speedy performance
M8 also feels superbly solid
strong
and well-constructed
HTC One M8 is one lovely phone
The on-screen software keys are a nice addition as well
fast
easy to navigate
functional and stylish
Audio capture on the other hand is excellent
Viewing angles are also really great and color fidelity is preserved
improved use of metal in the chassis really works
the dual-lens system works well enough to transcend gimmick status
Animations are smooth
media playback is good
Tones are very slightly
brilliant viewing angles
a sharp display
an attractive design and great speakers
fast and works well
It s solid in the hand as well as nicely shaped
many people love the original One are still here and the whole package is sleeker
fast
slick and powerful
The phone is also incredibly well built
bold
bright and vibrant
awesome designs and great quality
Has great download effects to task The battery life co
Nice feel to it and looks great
One's battery life is indeed excellent
They work pretty well
phone is truly beautiful
It works really well
Motion Launch is a pretty simple set of new features
The camera UI is super fluid and easy to use
The smart dual-LED flash is really solid
exposure and colour is pretty good
Quality and Data Phone call quality
it all looks really clean
The speakers are also fantastic for watching movies and listening to music
solid and well-built
make it easy to shoot compelling lifestyle images
powerful
long-lasting
feature-rich
and still a work of art
All necessary communication modules are integrated and work very well
comfortable
accessible device
sensor sees remarkably well in the dark
it has genuinely new
genuinely useful features
viewing angle stability is very good
scrolling is smoother than I m used to on just about any Android device
signal quality was also decent
The design of the smartphone is very appealing
shaped
sturdy and made of metal
energy-saving mode is a good feature
improved as well and got some new features
quick focusing and enables cool effects
fast fluidity of everything it does makes living with the new One an endless pleasure
Very loud
very well defined and clear
viewing angles are pretty good for an LCD display
smartphone with a lot of performance and an appealing design
The buttons are also far more robust
It looks and feels better than its closest Android competitors
nice and speedy and
vibrant colors and amazing viewing angles
The shutter speed is super fast for action shots too
HTC finally has a phone with decent battery life
sleek
compact
and well-rounded
Bigger
faster
and more metallic
Motion Gestures are simple to learn and surprisingly helpful at times
build-quality industrial design
sound quality is still impressive
speedy performance and a top-notch camera
the One takes very nice photos
footage looks pretty sharp and full of detail with a steady 30 fps
The metal design and larger screen are absolutely gorgeous
powerful performance
Colors looked clear and details were crisp
clean lines and crisp fonts
the microphones are excellent
efficient and powerful processor
The buttons are perfectly positioned to control with your thumb
both run brilliantly
powerful hardware and genuinely useful
easy navigation and pre-loaded apps
The Motion Launch gestures are easy to navigate
The features on this phone are awesome
audio quality is quite good on this phone
It s easy to hold and pretty

sluggish and the camera a disappointment
It is a bit bigger than last year's phone
is no rear case rattling caused by listening at top volume
little plastic strips that sit across the top and bottom
despite the phone being a little heavier than its rival
gimmicky camera that doesn t come close to its competitors
light only glows yellow-green and red
the camera and its ever-so-slightly muddy shots
M8's battery is a tad larger in capacity compared
screen in portrait orientation was dim to the point of being unreadable
bezel is not polished to the same eye-catching sheen
headphone jack has been moved to the bottom of the phone
the keys still feel a little plastic and have a little bit of wiggle
an unintuitive place to add the port
It started out expensive
HTC One M8 is no longer easy to buy in shops
it defaults to the left of the main screen
The one real weak link in the chain is the camera
ditched the two fixed capacitive buttons
earbuds
USB cable and charger
the M8s use the CMOS power amps
options are limited
lack of spatial resolution with last year's One would be to go to a higher resolution sensor
space cannot be used to store apps
wildly inaccurate compared to a dedicated fitness tracker
music that is almost too loud to listen to directly in front of the phone
the extra space is a requirement
the sides of the device are also completely metallic
slippery-feeling backside and dropping becomes a concern
noise and blurred edges
no longer an option
colourful and often garish TouchWiz UI
annoyingly unreachable as ever
its camera is still pretty bad
sounds like fan-favorite Liara T soni
s long been the bar for Android phone design
Photos are mushy and soft
the camera that could focus after your snap was taken
vastly higher
The palette leans just a little towards the green side
extra display space
expensive standalone camera with a tiny screen and limited appeal
it feels quite slippery and fragile in the hand
some high levels of audio sound terrible
lack in features when compared to other flagship devices
difficult second phone
HTC One was a little on the flimsy side thankfully
HTC has once again launched a smaller
feel overly heavy in the hand
it costs the same as competing phones
sporting a Galaxy Note 4
You are still limited to a maximum of 20 burst shots
it takes a little getting used to
awful lot of new bezels beneath the screen
it still lacks some features we love
its limited resolution is sometimes a drawback
color profile looks slightly washed-out compared to Android devices
no color or contrast deterioration
The One M8 s battery is not user-removable
screen size is bumped up to 5 inches
blurring around the edges of your subject
lack of huge hardware improvements only underscores
images can come out distorted at certain angles
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far too easy to invoke by accident
HTC One s camera is too low rez
Too many are simply trying to capitalize on affiliate revenue
HTC hasn t compromised on the speed of the phone
It mutes alerts and vibrations when it s activated
One M8 s camera fails in the resolution department
the wasted frontal real estate and the relatively disappointing camera
Industrial designed edging or jarring experience
the usb port is not centered on the phone
an expensive piece of kit and is unreliable
the camera is a bit off with the colour in photos
with a very expensive and totally useless piece of kit
Cannot operate easily through the systems
the illusion is ruined
Sometimes jagged little pieces of the background will be detected as foreground
not completely fair and actually a bit misleading
this phone looks pretty terrible camera wise
the secondary sensor is not compatible with optical image stabilization
about photography often take the worst boring images
anything smaller is pointless
the Zoe app is not yet finished
the new version of the Zoe app is not ready for the launch
Brighter areas are also not as sharp compared to other cameras
HTC did not manage to finish its software for the launch
still no storage that could use the full performance of the interface
relatively no one bought it
It symobilizes a website link url
Twitter icon A stylized bird with an open mouth
didn't look as good as they did on my iPhone 5S
quality is hit or miss
The microSD card slot is a bit of a pain to access
Main camera fails to impress overall
still thin plastic strips running across the back
More Main camera fails to impress overall
LG G2 were also slower than the One M8
not how much of the photo to blur
a bit more slippery
low-light images were blurry and lacked detail
the gallery is still slow to load my thousands of pictures
there isn't a default HDR mode in the camera
does not track and analyze the internet surfing habits of its users
jazzed-up backgrounds always being clearly demarcated from objects in the foreground
One M8 price has dropped a fair old bit since its release
ID4me does not belong to an enterprise
You are using an outdated browser
five-inch display set into a black glass panel
the edges now feel just as slick as the rear
suffers from a lack of bass from the speakers
be too hard to incorporate a second slot into the unibody
The big box store will be the exclusive seller of the Amber Gold color
no user-replaceable battery
HTC has finally dropped physical buttons
Everything else is inaccessible
lack of HDR
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HTC One M8 - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Screen size	5 in Best: Asus FonePad 8 Screen size: 8 in
Battery capacity	2600 mAh Best: Doogee BL12000 Battery capacity: 12000 mAh
Pixel density	441 ppi Best: Sony Xperia Z6 Pixel density: 891 ppi
CPU clock speed	2.3 GHz Best: Motorola Moto G100 CPU clock speed: 3.2 GHz

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HTC One M8 - Full Specifications

Operating system	Android 6.0
CPU clock speed	2.3 GHz
CPU cores	Quad-core
CPU model	Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 MSM8974-AB
GPU model	Qualcomm Adreno 330
RAM memory	2 GB

Primary sensor size	1/3"
Primary sensor resolution	4.0 Mpx
Primary lens aperture	2.0 f
Video recording	yes
Highest video resolution	1920 x 1080 px
Maximum FPS at the highest resolution	30.0 fps
Maximum FPS (regardless of res.)	60.0 fps
Max resolution (highest frame rate)	1920 x 1080 px
Autofocus	yes
Burst Mode	yes
Digital Image Stabilization	yes
Digital zoom	yes
Face detection	yes
Geo-tagging	yes
HDR Capture	yes
LED Flash	yes
Optical image stabilization	yes
Panorama	yes
Slow-Mo	yes
Touch focus	yes

Internal storage	16 GB 32 GB
Memory card reader	yes
Maximum card storage	128GB
Types of memory card supported	microSD microSDXC

Height	5.76 in
Width	2.78 in
Depth	0.37 in
Weight	5.64 oz

FM radio	yes
Built-in stereo speakers	yes
IR	yes

Wireless network (Wi-Fi)	yes
Wireless networking standard	802.11a 802.11ac 802.11b 802.11g 802.11n
Data transmission	HSPA+
Navigation system	S-GPS
2G GSM	yes
GSM frequencies	850 MHz 900 MHz 1800 MHz 1900 MHz
3G UMTS	yes
4G LTE	yes
LTE frequencies	700 MHz 800 MHz 850 MHz 900 MHz 1700 MHz 1800 MHz 1900 MHz 2100 MHz 2600 MHz
Mobile hotspot	yes
Streaming standards	Miracast MirrorLink

Screen size	5.0 in
Touchscreen	yes
Number of colors	16.7M
Panel type	LCD
Resolution	1920 x 1080 px
Technology	IPS TFT
Pixel density	441.0 ppi
Dual screen support	yes
Scratch resistant display	yes
HDR	no
Multi touch	yes

Primary resolution	5.0 Mpx

Colour of product	Gold Silver White Grey Pink Yellow Blue Red Black
Material	Aluminum
Water resistant	no
Shock resistant	no

Accelerometer	yes
Proximity	yes
Digital compass	yes
Ambient light sensor	yes
Gyroscope	yes
Barometer	yes
ANT+	yes

Dual sim support	no yes
Sim card size	Nano-SIM
DLNA certified	yes
Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth version	4.0
Bluetooth profile	A2DP A2DP AVRCP
Bluetooth codec	aptX SBC
NFC	yes
Charging connection	USB
Headphone connection	3.5 mm
USB version	2.0
USB On-The-Go (OTG)	yes
Video output	MHL

Replaceable battery	no
Battery type	Lithium Polymer
Battery capacity	2600.0 mAh
Standby time	496.0 h
Talk time	20.0 h
Fast charging	yes
Fast charging standard	Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0
Wireless charging	no

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HTC One M8 HTC - Editorial Reviews (26)

4.2

Based on 26 reviews

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Eurogamer.net

Published: 11.05.2014

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Published: 09.04.2014

HTC One M8 Review

4.5

The all new HTC One, or HTC One M8, is the evolution of last year's model featuring a larger 5-inch display, a new Duo Camera array that...

Trusted Reviews

Published: 25.03.2014

HTC One M8

4.5

HTC One M8 review: The HTC One successor is bigger and faster, but keeps the elements we loved about the original phone.

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Expert Reviews

Published: 02.06.2014

HTC One M8 review: Not worth it in 2018

5.0

Aside from the dual camera it's largely a by-the-numbers update, but the design alone is still enough to turn heads

anandtech.com

Published: 26.03.2014

The HTC One (M8) Review

DPReview

Published: 27.05.2014

HTC One M8 Camera Review

3.6

The HTC One M8 comes with an unrivaled imaging feature set but can it deliver in the image quality department?

businessinsider.my

Published: 28.03.2014

HTC One M8 Review

A review of the new HTC One.

TechCrunch

Published: 31.03.2014

HTC One (M8) Review: The New Best Android Smartphone

There’s a new contender for Android top dog on the market, and it’s the HTC One (M8), the latest from the Taiwanese firm. This metal-clad unibody slab inherits the good looks of its predecessor, last year’s HTC One (retroactively referred to as the M7), but refines the look and ad…

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Greenbot

Published: 01.04.2014

HTC One (M8) review: The year's best Android phone (so far)

HTC took last year's HTC One and made it even better. The real challenge still lies ahead: getting consumers to buy it.

The Verge

Published: 25.03.2014

The new HTC One review

4.3

The best or nothing

stuff.tv/my/

HTC One (M8) review | Stuff

2014's first flagship phone has landed, and it's an absolute corker

New Atlas

Published: 31.03.2014

Review: HTC One (M8)

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Published: 15.02.2018

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LaptopMag

Published: 25.03.2014

HTC One M8 Review - Smartphones - Laptop Mag

4.5

The HTC One M8's gorgeous design, excellent battery life and powerful performance make it the best Android phone yet.

TalkAndroid.com

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Last year, the HTC One (M7) received a ton of praise from just about every media outlet including yours truly. It was simply the best phone on the planet at