Name: One X
Brand: HTC
SKU: 111913
Rating: 4.1 (38 reviews)

HTC One X - Variants

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One X 16GB	Internal storage: 16 GB
One X 32GB	Internal storage: 32 GB

HTC One X - Pros & Cons

colors were rich
contrast was excellent and the phone offered plenty of brightness
HTC One X is a great all around phone
the battery life on the One X is superb
The sharpness of the text is impressive
The chassis feels great
the screen looks brilliant and the interface and OS
bright colours and impressive contrast and dynamics
sound clear and balanced
easy to read and navigate
and incredibly quick
4G LTE data speeds are pretty good
mobiles quality is good enough
solid and well-built
the images are clean
vivid and crisp
The quality of photographs and videos is quite brilliant overall
blends brilliantly with the rest of the design
rich detail and punchy bass
comfortable one-handed use and single-thumb typing is
Sleek and thin
very lightweight
Impressive design and build quality
powerful hardware
a great design
Sense 4 is pretty darn good
X looks great
runs great
They all work decently outdoors in abundant sunshine
The shutter speed is excellent
sharper and clearer
new ways of thinking
new connections
and new industries
Colors are bright and accurate
beautiful
powerful phone
some stylish and useful widgets
astonishingly sharp contrast and deep
the mobile works better than Point-and-Shoot
Very useful review and extremely well put together
Camera aside a very good phone with great screen
the One X is plenty good
make it easy to shoot compelling lifestyle images
camera very impressive (and convenient)
The One X feels incredibly solid and just looks great
tangibly better battery life than the international version
GPU performance is still quite good
The industrial design and build quality are easily
reduced complexity and improved battery
LTE was mostly excellent
it looks absolutely fantastic
best and easiest use of any Android device on the market
beautiful industrial design to its super fast processor
incredibly scratch resistant and sturdy
seamless design of the One X looks and feels great
superb viewing angles
great colour and 312 pixels per inch
great
handsome
speedy handset with power and versatility

The battery is not removable
HTC One S and One X are not identical
the battery needs to be replaced
the battery cannot be removed on this phone
No more shuttling between screens to shoot photos and video
8MP camera protrudes out at the back
the pricing of the device is a bit of a downer
no memory card slot
HTC did not upgrade the RAM on the One X to 2GB
the battery life proved a little more underwhelming
Twitter icon A stylized bird with an open mouth
uninstall them from your phone without hacking
It symobilizes a website link url
apps are guaranteed to work with every model of an Android phone
want an iPhone or Windows Phone
lack of SD card slot weaken its specifications to a great extent
HTC One X is absence of memory slot in it
square can not be moved to examine different parts of the scene
all camera phones are inferior to even entry-level compacts
ridiculously wide angle of the lens
screen cracked falling off the sofa
28mm is too wide for a standard lens with no zoom
the performance is also noticeable in day to day use
high-speed 4G mobile connectivity
banding visible on graduated graphics
special Beats audio setting is a step too far
crappy lens begets a crappy picture
lack of a micro-SD card
all pics open in full resolution in a new window
there is no microSD card on the One X
too big and not enough battery
it takes a photo too fast
Beats Audio makes music sounds louder
Beats Audio was on or off
not completely deleted from your phone and thus still take up precious memory
many smartphones have is poor battery life
only 12GB of usable storage and no microSD card slot
excessive shaking could cause the SIM card to jostle in its slot
ravenous power consumption
Achilles' heel is inaccurate colour replication
high-tech optics
Smart phones have always struggled when it comes to battery stamina
lack of a user-serviceable battery no
V-Sync turned on and off
LTE products would show up and be unimpressive
power efficiency of the hardware platform
software updates are on the way
Offscreen test is worse than useless since
annoying and useless design element
graphics roots) and a little worse in browser performance
it s only available on iOS for now
EV prices are going in the wrong direction
Tegra 3 does not currently support LTE
Only average multimedia playback options
Non-replaceable battery and storage
as samey
mediocre looks and poor battery
the edge and front are gloss
words reformat to fit the screen

HTC One X - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Screen size	4.7 in Best: Asus FonePad 8 Screen size: 8 in
Battery capacity	1800 mAh Best: Doogee BL12000 Battery capacity: 12000 mAh
Pixel density	312 ppi Best: Sony Xperia Z6 Pixel density: 891 ppi
CPU clock speed	1.5 GHz Best: Motorola Moto G100 CPU clock speed: 3.2 GHz

HTC - Video Reviews (9)

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HTC One X - Full Specifications

Operating system	Android 4.2
CPU clock speed	1.5 GHz
CPU cores	Quad-core
CPU model	Nvidia Tegra 3
GPU model	GeForce ULP
RAM memory	1 GB

Primary sensor resolution	8.0 Mpx
Video recording	yes
Highest video resolution	1920 x 1080 px
Maximum FPS at the highest resolution	30.0 fps
Autofocus	yes
Geo-tagging	yes
LED Flash	yes

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

Height	5.29 in
Width	2.75 in
Depth	0.35 in
Weight	4.59 oz

FM radio	yes
Built-in stereo speakers	yes

Wireless network (Wi-Fi)	yes
Wireless networking standard	802.11a 802.11b 802.11g 802.11n
Data transmission	HSPA+
Navigation system	A-GPS
2G GSM	yes
3G UMTS	yes
4G LTE	no

Screen size	4.7 in
Touchscreen	yes
Number of colors	16.7M
Panel type	LCD
Resolution	720 x 1280 px
Technology	IPS TFT
Pixel density	312.0 ppi
Dual screen support	no
Scratch resistant display	yes
HDR	no

Primary resolution	1.3 Mpx

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

Accelerometer	yes
Proximity	yes
Gyroscope	yes

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

Replaceable battery	no
Battery capacity	1800.0 mAh
Standby time	400.0 h
Talk time	6.6 h
Fast charging	no
Wireless charging	no

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HTC One X HTC - Editorial Reviews (17)

4.4

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HTC One X review – overview The current smartphone market is dominated by dual-core masterpieces like the Sony Xperia S and Samsung's Galaxy Nexus and

HTC One X HTC One X Review: Beautiful, But Not Without Its Shortcomings

pcworld.com_techhive.com

Published: 01.05.2012

HTC One X Review: Beautiful, But Not Without Its Shortcomings

4.0

Even with its poor call quality and inferior audio recording capabilities, the HTC One X is worth considering if you're in the market for a high-end Android phone.

HTC One X HTC One X review: Four Cores of Awesome

TechnoBuffalo

Published: 02.04.2012

HTC One X review: Four Cores of Awesome

HTC first announced the One X during Mobile World Congress as its brand new flagship smartphone. It offers NVIDIA's latest and greatest quad-core Tegra 3 processor clocked at 1.5GHz, an insanely sharp 720p HD display, 32GB of storage, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and so much more. I've been using the European version of the One X as my primary device for the past several days — is...

The Verge

Published: 02.04.2012

HTC One X review

4.2

HTC reboots its image, and we're putting the new look to the test

WIRED

Published: 17.05.2012

Review: HTC One X

4.5

The HTC One X is one of the best smartphones on the market, and the best Android phone you can buy right now, period.

SlashGear

Published: 02.04.2012

HTC One X Review

HTC needed to hit reset on its smartphone strategy. Lulled, perhaps, by several years of leading the Android device market, 2011 brought an incredibly strong…

Android Central

Published: 02.04.2012

HTC One X review

It's big, it's sleek, and it's got the best damn display we've ever used. This is our HTC One X review.

businessinsider.my

Published: 01.05.2012

HTC One X Review

TechTree.com

Review: HTC One X

HTC One XMRP: 43,000Street Price (As on 14-May-2012): Rs 35,300 (Saholic.com); Rs 35,900 (Adexmart.com; Letsbuy.com)Android enthusiasts have been eagerly anticipating quad-core devices, and HTC has become the first one to offer such handsets in the country...

T3

Published: 26.02.2012

HTC One X review

5.0

The HTC One X is the flagship smartphone from the brand's new One Series

anandtech.com

Published: 01.05.2012

The HTC One X for AT&T Review

DPReview

Published: 22.10.2012

HTC One X Camera Review

3.8

With a 4.7 inch screen, 8MP camera, fast F2.0 lens and 1080p video recording, the HTC One X packs some impressive camera specs. Read our in-depth review to find out how the native camera performs.

TechRadar

Published: 19.02.2018

HTC One X review

4.5

New flagship brings quad core power - but is that enough to boost the brand?

Eurogamer.net

Published: 11.04.2012

HTC One X Review

It was all going so well for HTC. Having helped Google make its Android dream a reality with the appropriately named HT…

CNET

Published: 08.05.2012

HTC One X

In many respects, the HTC One X is among the best smartphones that we've ever seen. Sleekly designed, and with zippy performance, the One X is a first-class phone, though it may still disappoint heavy users.