HTC One M7

A design from 2013 and a heavily throttled SoC make for a disappointing update.

Retro review du HTC One M7 sorti en avril 2013.

It might have been superced by the m8, but the HTC One M7 is still a beautiful handset with an amazing screen and innovative camera

When you’re facing adversity, what do you do? Do you act out of fear and desperation? Throw everything against the wall and hope something sticks? Or do you use it as an opportunity to refocus, and soar to new heights? HTC chose the latter. The result is the One, probably the boldest Android phone…

Almost exactly a year ago HTC surprised the world with a new smartphone that focused on design and build quality more than any previous Android handset maker. That was the HTC One (M7) and, today, we’re here with our full review of the follow-up HTC One (M8).

There's no denying it— the HTC One M7 was one of the iconic Android phones of the decade.

In-depth review of the HTC One (Qualcomm Snapdragon 600, Qualcomm Adreno 320, 4.7", 143 g) with numerous measurements, benchmarks and ratings

Review posted 04/24/2014 Quick TakeProsSharp-looking metallic smartphone Good low-light photography performanceIndividual pixels on image sensor are much larger in size than average smartphone image sensor pixelsSlightly above average image quality versus other smartphonesFun special effect options for

HTC One M7 (2013) (Mobile Phone): 3.9 out of 5 stars from 30 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.

HTC aims for the top with its gorgeously crafted, high-powered firework of an Android phone.

Can the HTC One topple the freshly crowned Sony Xperia Z from the Android throne?

Before last year’s HTC One smartphone arrived on store shelves there were a lot of questions. Could HTC, which was once one of the world’s leading smartphone makers, craft an Android device that could compete head to head against the understated gorgeous design of the iPhone 5s and the power and features of Samsung’s Galaxy […]

Heating up the race for the perfect Android phone

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…