Rating 4.3 66 reviews
Manufacturer: HTC
price ₱28,950.00
hardwareluxx.com
11 years ago

We thank for the quick and smooth deployment of the testing sample. We won't waste too much time in describing the appearance; this iteration mostly keeps it on the lines of its predecessor.
Pros:
  • better battery
  • higher clocked CPU
  • more internal memory
  • processing
  • weight
Cons:
  • no microSD slot
  • battery still unremovable
  • no Beats headphones
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techmagnifier.com
13 years ago

The overall One X+ Review clarifies that this smartphone is a worth buy from different aspects. But it has certain drawbacks too. With both 3G & 4G network, android-based OS, strong processor and alluring design, you will have wonderful experience with this smartphone.
Pros:
  • Jelly Bean Android OS
  • Efficient processor
  • Efficient camera
  • Elegant display
  • Huge internal storage
  • Good RAM
Cons:
  • No card slot memory
  • Absence of dedicated camera key
  • Non-user-accessible battery
  • Video framing is not that easy
  • Very expensive
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flipkart.com
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..
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htc.com
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.
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Notebookcheck
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
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Rates Direct Shopping
13 years ago

The HTC One X+ is an excellent smartphone excelling in a number of areas and it's definitely worth its place among the great and the good of the mobile world.
Pros:
  • Great design Great screen Improved Sense overlay Fast processor Excellent keyboard
Cons:
  • Battery still not great Incremental upgrade No expandable storage
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PC Magazine
13 years ago

HTC One X+ (AT&T)

As you have probably noticed, smartphone technology moves even faster than it does on desktop and laptop PCs. Things that were once dream features, like quad-core processors, 720p screens, and 8-megapixel cameras, are now commonplace.
Pros:
  • Fast quad-core processor
  • Android 4.1 "Jelly Bean" OS
  • 64GB internal storage.
Cons:
  • Mediocre 3D gaming performance
  • 1080p video recording is a little choppy
Read more on PC Magazine
What Hi-Fi?
13 years ago

HTC One X+

The HTC One X+ has a lot to live up to. Its predecessor, the HTC One X , set a new benchmark for smartphones when it appeared in February 2012. Apple's iPhone might have been ratcheting up the sales but the One X was the highest-specified phone on the market at its release and, as we said in our...
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review.fwd.channel5.com
13 years ago

If you can live without 4G, the HTC One X+ is a mighty phone. It's fast, furious and utterly beautiful, with build quality matching if not surpassing that of the iPhone 5. That said, it might just be worth waiting.
Read more on review.fwd.channel5.com
LAPTOP Magazine
13 years ago

HTC One X+ (AT&T)

Despite sporting a brighter display and a faster camera than the Galaxy S III, the original HTC One X didn't get as much love from shoppers as Samsung's flagship. Now the HTC One X+ is here ($199 for AT&T) to escalate the smartphone wars, packing a more powerful 1.7-GHz quad-core Nvidia processor...
Pros:
  • Long battery life
  • Amazing graphics performance
  • 64GB of internal memory
  • Thumping Beats Audio
  • Beautiful design
  • Fast and sharp camera
Cons:
  • Weak built-in speakers
  • Phone is a bit large
  • Mediocre camera image quality
Read more on LAPTOP Magazine
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