HTC One X Plus 64GB

HTC One X+ vs Samsung Galaxy S3 vs Apple iPhone 5

However since then the company has launched its upgraded One X+ smartphone . Living up to its name, the One X+ features an improved quad-core processor that promises to make it one of the fastest smartphones presently available.

good value,fast but need improvement to be up in phone class

good all round phone but like the HTC ONE X the battery life is not good, the android OS and HTC OS really drains the battery if used more than usual. but overall the phone hold 10 D HD(720p/5Gb) and at-least 10-14 MP3 Music albums, the beats audio with good beats earphone really blows your ear drum...

There's no two ways about it - the HTC One X+ is a great phone. It has the looks, lot of nice features on both the entertainment and utility front. Wi-Fi does give you a bit of trouble with old routers, but is fine with most new ones. A pity it comes with such a stiff price tag.

HTC One X+ review

The original HTC One X from last year was one of the first smartphones to get busy with a quad-core processor. Since then we've had a clutch of quad-core powerhouses including the Samsung Galaxy S3 , the Google Nexus 4 and Samsung Galaxy Note 2 -- so has the enhanced X+ done enough to compete with...

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.

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.