Name: One Max
Brand: HTC
SKU: 28044
Rating: 4.2 (39 reviews)

3.8

based on all reviews

The Max certainly showcases crisp imagery with very accurate colors
new ways of thinking
new connections

it s far from all bad
HTC One-series design is lost here
no removable battery here

Primary sensor resolution: 4 Mpx
Screen size: 5.9 in
Resolution: 1920, 1080 px
Technology: IPS TFT
Pixel density: 373 ppi
Battery capacity: 3300 mAh
Cpu cores: Quad-core
Primary resolution: 2.1 Mpx

HTC One Max - Variants

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One Max 16GB	Internal storage: 16 GB
One Max 32GB	Internal storage: 32 GB

HTC One Max - Pros & Cons

The Max certainly showcases crisp imagery with very accurate colors
new ways of thinking
new connections
and new industries
colours are bright and vibrant while whites stand out perfectly
low light performance and better colour reproduction
Battery life is phenomenal on the Note series
technically superior and better-looking
Beautifully descriptive scenario
speedy performance
attractive visuals and subtle animated
pressure sensitivity
high precision and optimized apps
accuracy is overall acceptable
The speech and audio quality during calls is good
The user interface looks good and can be used instinctively
pleasant to hold and can be used surprisingly well with one hand
works reliably and accurately
elegant exterior and high-quality feeling materials
The casing is generally very rigid and robust
large touchscreen is fast and reliable
reproduction and sharpness subjectively make a very good impression
phablet features all necessary interfaces and is well-equipped
consistent performance and undeniably good build
Snapdragon 600 does fairly well
It is extremely simple
has a nice layout and is very intuitive to use
brilliant design and attention to detail was appreciated
the display is something you will really enjoy
clean
unfussy and intuitive approach
pictures are crisp and detailed
big screen also gets very bright and has respectably wide viewing angles
nimble shutterbug able to snap shots almost instantly

it s far from all bad
HTC One-series design is lost here
no removable battery here
omits the core Android app-switching button
it creates awkward usage scenarios and is far from ideal
The process is difficult to do with one hand and gets frustrating fast
too big and heavy to really use comfortably as a phone
on the One Max lacks optical image stabilisation
spectacularly thin bezels around the screen
OIS the One s camera is not exactly a world beater
the Beats logo on the back signals the lack of Beats software inside
it s placed in exactly the wrong place
s nothing on the One max that I can t get from any other Android phone
optical image stabilizer (OIS) has been omitted
it cannot be used for shopping in the PlayStore
Max cannot defy direct sunlight very well due to its reflective screen surface
The low maximum resolution sometimes results in blurry details
One Max does not have an image stabilizer
I cannot use a phone now without a stylus
the edge noise and soft corners are very apparent
does not tick enough boxes on the checklist
unwieldy and uncomfortable category
not have to search for a SIM slot opening pin
Fingerprint scanner offers questionable value
HTC camera app
harder you run your radios and screen
small black square - a fingerprint scanner
HTC One Max is looking a little long in the tooth
One Max is not an easy phone to manipulate in a single palm
fishy AC Posted via Android Central App
The camera does struggle in low light
full image bleeds like the posts pulled in from Facebook
admittedly without desktop support
detail is a bit lacking
the One Max is fatally slower at recognising your prints
too slow to be of any real use
device may be too hot or have other apps running in the background
this setting cannot be enforced by the benchmark app
Battery life is very sensitive to changes in screen brightness
battery is embedded and therefore not user-removable
fingerprint scanner had problems
too large
heavy
and unwieldy
extra weight made the phone very top heavy
the phone is much too big and heavy to be practical

HTC One Max - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Screen size	5.9 in Best: Asus FonePad 8 Screen size: 8 in
Battery capacity	3300 mAh Best: Doogee BL12000 Battery capacity: 12000 mAh
Pixel density	373 ppi Best: Sony Xperia Z6 Pixel density: 891 ppi
CPU clock speed	1.7 GHz Best: Motorola Moto G100 CPU clock speed: 3.2 GHz

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HTC One Max - Full Specifications

Operating system	Android 4.4
CPU clock speed	1.7 GHz
CPU cores	Quad-core
CPU model	Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 APQ8064T
GPU model	Qualcomm Adreno 320
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
Autofocus	yes
Digital Image Stabilization	yes
Digital zoom	yes
Face detection	yes
Geo-tagging	yes
HDR Capture	yes
LED Flash	yes
Panorama	yes
Smile detection	yes
Touch focus	yes

Internal storage	16 GB 32 GB
Memory card reader	yes
Maximum card storage	64GB
Types of memory card supported	microSD

Height	6.48 in
Width	3.25 in
Depth	0.41 in
Weight	7.65 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	GLONASS
2G GSM	yes
GSM frequencies	850 MHz 900 MHz 1800 MHz 1900 MHz
3G UMTS	yes
UMTS frequences	900 MHz 1900 MHz 2100 MHz
CDMA frequences	800 MHz 1900 MHz
4G LTE	yes
LTE frequencies	700 MHz 800 MHz 900 MHz 1800 MHz 1900 MHz 2600 MHz
Mobile hotspot	yes

Screen size	5.9 in
Touchscreen	yes
Number of colors	16.7M
Panel type	LCD
Resolution	1920 x 1080 px
Technology	IPS TFT
Pixel density	373.0 ppi
Screen material	Corning Gorilla Glass 3.0
Dual screen support	yes
Scratch resistant display	yes
HDR	no
Multi touch	yes

Primary resolution	2.1 Mpx

Colour of product	Black Silver White
Material	Aluminum Plastic
Water resistant	no
Shock resistant	no

Accelerometer	yes
Proximity	yes
Digital compass	yes
Ambient light sensor	yes
Fingerprint	yes
Gyroscope	yes

Dual sim support	no
Sim card size	Micro-SIM
DLNA certified	yes
Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth version	4.0
Bluetooth profile	A2DP
Bluetooth codec	AAC aptX
NFC	yes
Charging connection	USB
Headphone connection	3.5 mm
USB version	2.0
Video output	MHL

Replaceable battery	no
Battery type	Lithium Polymer
Battery capacity	3300.0 mAh
Standby time	585.0 h
Talk time	25.0 h
Fast charging	no
Wireless charging	no

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HTC One Max HTC - Editorial Reviews (13)

3.3

Based on 13 reviews

HTC One Max One Max proves phones can be too big

CNET

Published: 25.11.2013

One Max proves phones can be too big

The HTC One Max is a competent big-screen mobile machine but isn't the most powerful phablet money can buy.

TechRadar

Published: 14.10.2013

HTC One Max review

3.0

The One gets supersized - but does it impress?

HTC One Max HTC One Max review - Specs, performance, comparisons and camera quality

WIRED UK

Published: 14.10.2013

HTC One Max review - Specs, performance, comparisons and camera quality

The HTC One Max is a 5.9-inch version of the rightfully popular HTC One, with a fingerprint scanner and Sense 5.5. Here's our full review

Trusted Reviews

Published: 15.10.2013

HTC One Max

3.5

HTC One Max review - It claims to be a bigger version of the HTC One, but is the 5.9-inch Max as good?

HTC One Max Review HTC One Max Smartphone

Notebookcheck

Published: 16.11.2013

Review HTC One Max Smartphone

4.3

In-depth review of the HTC One Max (Qualcomm APQ8064T, Qualcomm Adreno 320, 5.9", 0.2 kg) with numerous measurements, benchmarks and ratings

HTC One Max HTC One Max review – a big phone too far

the Guardian

Published: 19.11.2013

HTC One Max review – a big phone too far

Latest Android 'phablet' from HTC gets bigger, thicker and heavier – but with excellent battery life and fingerprint sensor. By Samuel Gibbs

stuff.tv/my/

HTC One Max review | Stuff

A bigger, fingerprint reading version of the HTC One should be nerd nirvana. But has HTC got its phablet sums right?

whathifi

Published: 02.05.2014

Home review

4.0

The One Max is a fine performer but it could make better use of its bigger screen

HTC One Max HTC One max review: a lot more of the same

The Verge

Published: 14.10.2013

HTC One max review: a lot more of the same

3.0

The power button is on the side

Android Central

Published: 14.10.2013

HTC One Max review

We like the HTC One. Twice this year we've said it was the best Android phone you can buy, and there's a strong argument for saying that's still the case today. When it arrived back in Mar

Published: 14.10.2013

HTC One Max review

3.0

The HTC One Max is the brand's largest phone yet featuring a 5.9-inch screen

HTC One Max HTC One Max deep-dive review: With this phone, size matters

Computerworld

Published: 22.11.2013

HTC One Max deep-dive review: With this phone, size matters

The new HTC One Max Android smartphone has a gorgeous 5.9-in. display and outstanding speakers -- but be ready to deal with some serious smartphone bulk.

Digit.in/hi/

Published: 19.12.2013

HTC One Max Review

2.5

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