Supercool personalized audio profiles, Solid selfie cam, Great performance, Long-lasting battery, Fun Freestyle layout
Rear camera struggles in low light, Relatively dim display, Expensive
The HTC 10 is a really good phone, even if it's not a perfect one. I especially love the new personalized audio profiles, while solid performance and an improved rear camera add to the device's appeal. However, HTC 10's camera struggles in low light, and...
Published: 2016-04-14, Author: Dan , review by: theverge.com
Fast performance, Reliable battery, Great sound, Good software
Boring design, Slow camera, High price
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Amazing design and build quality, BoomSound reimagined, Great display, The best of Sense, the best of Stock Android, Aboveaverage battery life, Quickcharge 3.0 in the box, Support for AirPlay out of the box, IP53 water resistant
Camera software needs tweaking, Launcher should adopt a better grid for QHD, Why no HiRes headphones in the box in the US?, A more competitive price would've helped
I'm glad I had the opportunity to review the HTC 10. We're always extremely critical of the products we review, and our experience with HTC phones over the last two years has been disappointing. The mojo that was started with devices like the M7 was los...
Abstract: The wraps finally came off the long-rumored new flagship phone from HTC this morning. The HTC 10 looks to be a strong contender in a competitive market, emphasizing build quality and the multimedia functions that have always been HTC's signature. The HTC...
Published: 2016-04-12, Author: Paul , review by: dxomark.com
Very good details preservation in all conditions, Fast and accurate autofocus in all conditions, Good exposure, Good noise reduction in low light conditions, Generally good white balance and accurate color rendering.
Visible loss of sharpness in the corners with respect to the center, In some outdoor pictures, the highlights are slightly blown out, Some luminance noise visible in the sky, Using flash with no other light source, some attenuation and noise visible in th
Clean Android experience, great camera, pleasing high res display, fantastic audio, metal build
Rear camera sometimes overexposes a little. Battery life is just OK
This may well have been HTC's last chance to stage a comeback, and I'd say they've succeeded. Right now, no phone offers an amazing and unique new feature that puts it ahead of the pack--it's been evolution rather than revolution. refinement over shock a...
The hardware and software found in today's smartphones have come a long way since our last review. Whilst I still prefer my iPhone 7+, the HTC 10 was still a brilliant and refreshing phone to use. It had a refined build quality, lots of processing power a...
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Published: 2017-01-10, Author: Ray , review by: itwire.com
It is the best HTC yet and one that will get lots of accolade from HTC fans – it is worthy of their support. It is a strong performer all round. But it is not the best phone of the year and it is not as good as Samsung's S7 Edge or later technology dev...
There's a lot to like about the HTC 10, the slightly larger display in a similar form factor, the dual OIS in the cameras and the cheaper flagship price than competitors. Despite that its really hard to recommend the HTC 10. Just like phones from Sony, th...
