HTC One X Plus 64GB
₱28,950.00
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13 years ago
You might wonder, at any time, what exactly is the point of the HTC One X+. This is essentially the souped-up version of one of the most impressive and excellent Android device of 2012, and you might wonder if it has right the wrongs it had. Well, in a sense, perhaps it did.
Pros:
- Faster processor
- Improved front-camera
- Larger storage
- Superb design and screen
Cons:
- No expandable storage
- Battery life could be better
13 years ago
stilll 38.5k for this
The phone is awesome but the price cannot be justified.. 38.5k for this is just too much. The more powerful s4 pro cpu phones costs 30k (optimus g), and that too with 2gb ram and the mighty adreno 320 gpu. I say forget this unless you are an HTC fan..
13 years ago
Great Features But Has a BIG problem
I really like the phone, but after about a month of getting it, it started not recognizing the simm card causing it to lose connection with my cell service. All aspects of the phone still function as long as it doesn't need cell service. It sometimes happens in the middle of a call.
13 years ago
HTC ONE X PLUS
Great phone. Was big fan of the iphones but this is by far the best phone i've ever had. Super fast browsing, Amazing camera , cracking screen. So easy to use aswell. One thing a would say is the battery not that good. If you like ur games runs out pretty fast.
13 years ago
Great HTC phone 64gb memory large screen
purchased this phone after I purchased htc one x for my son. The large display was a great improvement over the Iphone 4. After having issues with my Iphone I switched to an andriod, and fell in love.
Pros:
- 64gb memory
- large display screen
- great beats audio
- lightweight even with case on
- can use phone as a hotspot
Cons:
- can't send a video text message
- started showing missing sim card after 3 months
- ring volume is not loud
13 years ago
HTC One X+ vs Samsung Galaxy S3 vs Apple iPhone 5 head-to-head review
HTC's One X+ blasted into the already competitive smartphone market at the end of 2012, aiming to better the sales of its One X model - the UK's first quad-core handset - which was warmly-received by reviewers but failed to woo buyers.
13 years ago
Review HTC One X+ Smartphone
Facelift. HTC re-engineered their One X, packing their current top model, the One X+, with a few more horsepower and a bigger tank under the hood. But those aren't the only renovations. A run on our rugged test track shows what else is inside and how the revisions have altered the device.
Pros:
- Attractive design & case
- 64 GB internal storage space (net ~55 GB
- 25 GB Dropbox storage space (2 years
- NFC
- Android 4.1 with HTC Sense UI 4
- Strong wireless module
- Camera module (8 megapixel
- video recording in 1080p
- LED flash
- High resolution SLCD2 IPS touchscreen with good luminosity
- Precise
Cons:
- Missing LTE support
- No card reader for storage expansion
- Stereo headset with unimpressive sound
- Power button's reaction somewhat unclear
13 years ago
Not perfect but not far off either...
Having now owned my One X+ since Christmas 2012, I'm not writing this review after just one day of ownership and saying it's the best phone ever made. But eight weeks in I feel it's now sufficient enough time to offer my first thoughts.
13 years ago
Just upgraded from the One X and this is by far the best phone I've ever had! The one x was good but it did struggle soemtimnes with games and stuff, this thing literally flies through anything! Feels way better than an S3 and the iphone 5 just looks a bit naff next to this!
13 years ago
HTC One X+ review
With a newer version of Android, fixed build quality issues and significantly increased battery life, the One X+ is a polished and honed version of its predecessor. It's now an even better all-round quality smartphone with a reasonable price tag.
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