HTC One X+

performance, portability, design, screen, usability

91% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

performance, usability, design, screen, battery

portability, reception

72% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Größe, Leistung, Bedienbarkeit, Design, Bildschirm

81% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

screen, reliability

100% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

99% di recensioni su Amazon.it attribuiscono a questo prodotto una valutazione positiva.

95% de los comentarios en Amazon.es otorgan a este producto una calificación positiva.

Large 2100mAh battery ; Faster processor ; 64GB of internal memory

No Australian ETA ; No word on 4G capability in AU

The HTC One X+ is best described as a minor refresh of the One X, rather than a whole new handset. It packs in a faster processor, more internal memory and a bigger battery but keeps an almost identical design.

Great Screen ; Fast quad core processor ; Stylish, solid design ; Large amound of built-in storage ; Comes with Android Jelly Bean

No removeable battery ; Camera not quite as good as Galaxy S3 or iphone 5

but while its black levels aren’t quite as deep as that display, its colours are arguably more natural and accurate looking. It's also covered in Gorilla Glass 2, so it should prove pretty tough over the life of the phone.

Great design ; Solid performance ; Gorgeous screen ; Excellent camera

No microSD card slot ; Carrier bloatware

AT&T's One X+ matches its global twin with a great design, top-notch specs, solid performance, a gorgeous screen and an excellent camera. LTE is just icing on the cake.

Quad-band GSM and 3G support ; 21 Mbps HSDPA and 5.76 Mbps HSUPA ; 4.7" 16M-color Super LCD 2 capacitive touchscreen of HD resolution (720 x 1280 pixels); Gorilla glass 2 protection ; Android 4.1 Jelly Bean with latest HTC Sense 4 ; 1.7 GHz quad-core...

No microSD card slot ; No dedicated camera key ; Non-user-accessible battery ; No native video-calls ; Video framing is tricky

So the HTC One X+ is more powerful, better looking and more musically gifted than its predecessor. It also offers more storage, a larger battery and the power of Jelly Bean and Sense 4+ out of the box. None of the updates is ground-breaking, but when...

Still a very lovable design ; Great real-world performance ; Up to 64GB capacity

The processor really burns that battery ; Main camera lags behind competition ; No color options

The One X+ adds a lot to the original global (non-LTE) One X, especially for power users and music lovers, but both the camera and the battery life pale slightly compared to other high-end Androids.

Fast quad-core processor. Android 4.1 "Jelly Bean" OS. 64GB internal storage. Excellent battery life.

Mediocre 3D gaming performance. 1080p video recording is a little choppy.

Multimedia, Camera, and Conclusions Beats Audio software purportedly enhances the sound of your music on the One X+ when using wired earphones or headphones. In practice, it boosts low frequencies and upper mids, and also cranks the volume, which is...

Great screen ; Improved Sense overlay ; Fast processor ; Excellent keyboard

Battery still not great ; Incremental upgrade ; No expandable storage

The HTC One X+ isn't exactly a new handset as such, as it shares many similarities with its brother the HTC One X, but there are a few key upgrades in play here.

Superlative battery life ; Phone display is fantastic ; Superb design and materials ; LTE is fast, even when "slow

Sense 4+ is still as much a liability as an asset ; Hard button experience isn't perfect ; AT&T adds the usual crapware

HTC reboots its image, and we're putting the new look to the test

Rugged design ; 64GB ; 25GB Dropbox account ; Awesome speed

Poor battery life ; Only 4.7-inch screen ; No MicroSD card options

Look and feel ; Big 64GB memory ; Fast browsing ; Clean pictures ; Good sound quality

Average battery ; No SD card slot ; Pictures could be a little sharper

This is a fine phone to use, watch and listen to. It’s an upgrade rather than an overhaul but a job nicely done to make the HTC One X+ a very competitive smartphone.