O2 HTC One mini 10.9 cm (4.3") Single SIM 4G Micro-USB B 1 GB 16 GB 1800 mAh Silver

O2 HTC One mini 10.9 cm (4.3") Single SIM 4G Micro-USB B 1 GB 16 GB 1800 mAh Silver

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Long product name O2 HTC One mini 10.9 cm (4.3") Single SIM 4G Micro-USB B 1 GB 16 GB 1800 mAh Silver :
One Mini - 4.3" HD, GSM/GPRS/EDGE, UMTS/ HSPA, LTE, Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 dual-core 1.4GHz, 1GB DDR2, GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, HTC UltraPixel Camera, Android
Short summary description O2 HTC One mini 10.9 cm (4.3") Single SIM 4G Micro-USB B 1 GB 16 GB 1800 mAh Silver :
O2 HTC One mini, 10.9 cm (4.3"), 1280 x 720 pixels, 1.4 GHz, 1 GB, 16 GB, Silver
Long summary description O2 HTC One mini 10.9 cm (4.3") Single SIM 4G Micro-USB B 1 GB 16 GB 1800 mAh Silver :
O2 HTC One mini. Display diagonal: 10.9 cm (4.3"), Display resolution: 1280 x 720 pixels. Processor frequency: 1.4 GHz, Processor family: Qualcomm Snapdragon, Processor model: 400. RAM capacity: 1 GB, Internal storage capacity: 16 GB. Rear camera type: Single camera. SIM card capability: Single SIM. Battery capacity: 1800 mAh. Product colour: Silver. Weight: 122 g

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Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:80

Uk has collected 350 expert reviews for O2 HTC One mini 10.9 cm (4.3") Single SIM 4G Micro-USB B 1 GB 16 GB 1800 mAh Silver and the average expert rating is 80 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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techradar.com/au/

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:20

Average rating:90

What are you supposed to do when you make the world's best phone? HTC thinks the answer is to make it smaller, shave off a few unnecessary bits and make it a whole lot cheaper.We're excited about the prospect of the HTC One Mini, as it's a handset with al...

Great design, Highres screen, Doesn't need more CPU power...
Poorer battery, Misses image stabilisation, Storage too low...
Would we recommend the HTC One Mini? Absolutely - the mid-range market renaissance is something we didn't expect, but is an area that HTC is intent on winning - and we think it's managed that with the One Mini. We really love the aluminium shell, the Ult...

techgeek.com.au

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:20

Average rating:80

We've been waiting for so long for the opportunity to review the HTC One, and now we're here – reviewing the HTC One Mini. It's not exactly what we would have liked, but the HTC One Mini is close enough given it is basically the same as the HTC One except...

Performs as well as the HTC One; display is pretty good despite small size; build quality pretty good...
The camera; some changes in HTC Sense feel unnecessary or annoying; no expandable memory...
A pretty good smartphone that shows that it's not just the hardware that matters, it is the overall package...

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smh.com.au

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:0

Digital Life News Mobiles Technology News DateOctober 17, 2013 (1) Read later They've cut the size of the One, made it $288 cheaper, but with no lack of functionality, the mini is no shrinking violet. The first thing you notice about the mini...

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Digitaltrends.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:90

Despite the rise of massive smartphone/tablet hybrids like Sony's Xperia Z Ultra and Samsung's Galaxy Mega, not everyone is clamoring for a large screen. If they were, Apple wouldn't be sticking to the 4-inch form factor with the 5S and 5C, and Samsung wo...

Nice-looking screen, Great build quality like the HTC One, More comfortable to hold than larger-screen phones, Great low-light camera...
Poor battery life (can't last a day), Gets warm when gaming and streaming video, Speakers aren't nearly as impressive as HTC One's, No expandable storage or removable battery...
The HTC One Mini is one of the nicest-looking mid-range smartphones we've ever had laid eyes on. It's also extremely comfortable to hold and easier to use with one hand than larger-screen devices that (iPhone aside) dominate the market these days. But...

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coolsmartphone.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:0

A few months ago I had a HTC One for review, ever since it went back my life has been different, I’ve been constantly looking for a new phone to fill the 5″ 1080p Aluminium unibody sized gap in my life. I’ve played about the Galaxy S4 and the Xperia Z...

Thanks to Vodafone for lending us the HTC One Mini, if you're interested you can get a One Mini hereLG Announce the LG Vu IIISet your APN and MMS details easily - Tweakker...

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hardwarezone.com.sg

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:85

News of a smaller variant of the One surfaced in May when the device was given the code name M4 . The rumors thrilled us quite a bit as we are huge fans of the aluminum unibody chassis of the 4.7-inch HTC One and what's not to like about a smaller and han...

Solid design and build quality, Excellent handling, Great design, HTC Sense 5.0, Zoe...
Lack of memory card slot, Average image quality, Awkward twobutton layout...

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goodgearguide.com.au

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:60

Smartphones continue to get bigger and bigger but not everyone wants to carry around a behemoth in their pocket. At least that's what HTC seems to believe. The HTC One Mini is a compact version of the flagship HTC One , aiming to deliver a similar user ex...

Attractive aluminium build, Compact and comfortable size, Excellent display...
Weak reception, Battery life isn't great, Questionable performance at times...
The HTC One Mini has an attractive design and a great display, but an inflated on-contract price tag, less than stellar performance and poor reception make it very difficult to recommend...

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digitalversus.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:80

Ahead of our full review of the HTC One Mini, we thought we'd give you a sneak peak at our lab test results from the phone's Super LCD 3 screen.... After teasing the upcoming announcement of its One Mini smartphone in pretty clear terms on Twitter last n...

Outstanding screen, Exemplary finish, Speakers, Overall responsiveness, Sense 5 is as fun and effective as always, 4.3" form factor is more practical...
Battery life could be better, Poor photo quality on any screen bigger than the phone's, Beats Audio: pointless, Nonexpandable memory, Higher SAR than the HTC One (0.8 W/kg)...
The HTC One Mini may be less powerful and have less battery life than the One, but it's still the most competent, most polished mid-range smartphone of its generation. With brushed aluminium, a sleek design, a fantastic screen, a fluid interface and bette...

fatducktech.com

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2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:0

The HTC One Mini cuts a few slices out of the basic HTC One recipe, but still remains a satisfying smaller Android handset.The HTC One remains my favourite Android handset released this year (although I'm very keen to give the Note 3 a proper test), so th...

I have to admit I was a little disappointed in how large the HTC One Mini actually was; in my head I imagined something a little smaller in the hand.That's a minor concern once you get to use it, however. It's still playing second fiddle to the full HTC O...

gadgetguy.com.au

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:80

The flavour of the moment seems to be big phones, with devices starting at the 4.7 inch screen size mark, and pushing all the way past six inches into phablet territory. Not everyone wants a massive phone, though, and with that in mind, HTC is shrinki...

Excellent build; Aluminium chassis; Great 4G speeds; Ultrapixel camera may not pack many megapixels, but it sure brings decent low light;...
No NFC; No microSD slot; Infrared section missing in action, meaning you can't use this handset as a remote control; Like the HTC One, Blinkfeed lacks the ability to add your own feeds and news sites, forcing you to use its suggestions and nothing else; P...
When HTC first started the “One” series last year, it said it was slimming down the range, making it easier to pick handsets. It subsequently released lots of handsets all featuring that naming convention, which actually did the opposite.This year, howeve...

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itpro.co.uk

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:80

The pitch of the HTC One Mini is simple. It's takes most of the core features from the acclaimed HTC One handset and squeezes them into a smaller 4.3in form factor with a lower price tag. This concept of repacking a flagship device isn't new. Samsung has...

Stunning design; Excellent Display; Decent Camera; Great Performance...
Limited storage; no SDsupport; BlinkFeed is annoying; Subpar battery...
The HTC One Mini is a beautifully designed, highly functional handset that is only beset by sub-par battery performance. If you're looking for a smaller version of the HTC One or a replacement to your iPhone, then the HTC One Mini could be just what you'...

knowyourmobile.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:90

Although Mini-branded devices tend to get a bad rap - Mini also means trimmed down features - the HTC One Mini could easily be mistaken for the HTC One proper.But what makes the HTC One Mini such a good smartphone contender if you're looking for a mid-pri...

Amazing build quality and design, brilliant camera, carries across many of the features that made the HTC One so good, Android Jelly Bean, Sense 5 is a great Android skin...
Battery life isn't all that impressive, no SD-support...
Battery issues aside, the HTC One Mini is one of the best Android handsets we've tested in recent months. It looks great, performs like a flagship handset, and packs in many of its high-end-counterpart's market-leading features.The handset ships with the...

itproportal.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:70

Back in April I reviewed the HTC One. It had been well publicised, and there was much anticipation surrounding its arrival. The £500 top of the range phone didn't quite tick all the boxes for me, but it was good enough to give HTC a much needed lift – the...

Neat design, Good sound quality, 4G LTE support...
Lacks NFC, No microSD slot, Can't remove BlinkFeed...
The HTC One mini is almost a perfect mini-me for the HTC One. So, the things I liked about the original One I broadly like here, and the things I disliked, well, you get the picture. The screen is great, as is the sound quality – and I like the design to...

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techadvisor.co.uk

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:0

The Mini is an Android smartphone that's a cut-down version of the HTC One . It's cheaper and slightly smaller than its big brother, but it is far from tiny. Here's our HTC One mini video review. HTC One mini: performance and specs GeekBen...

There's no point us calling a winner here as the new HTC One M8 is clearly the superior device. It's really up to you to decide whether the extra money is worth it and it's a tough call.Tags:Smartphones,AndroidBest prices todayRetailer Price Delivery Pri...

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stuff.tv

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:80

Very rarely are sub-flagship phones designed with the same level of attention to detail and finish as the One Mini. At a glance, it doesn't quite have the same wow factor as the HTC One, partly because of the gloss plastic that creeps around each side to...

One styling on a smaller scale, Great screen, Good camera for the money...
Short battery life, Only available at 16GB, Not actually very mini...
To cut the size and cut the price of the One, HTC obviously also had to cut the specs, and by and large we think its snips are spot-on. The screen - while smaller - is lovely and crisp, and the power - while lower - is more than enough for all but the mo...

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alphr.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:67

HTC made a welcome comeback earlier this year when the HTC One elbowed aside the Samsung Galaxy S4 at the top of our A-List. The company has now produced a smaller version – the HTC One mini, and the big question is, can it live up to the high standard se...

A fast and responsive smartphone, but let down by meagre storage...

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geeksquad.co.uk

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:0

Following HTC's incredible success with the One, they have unleashed its baby brother, the One Mini, into the market. Despite its Mini name, it is still a top of the range device that will definitely have a huge presence. Our very own Agent Dale Collins t...

Four Ultra Pixel Camera is stunning, Dual Stereo Speakers with Beats Audio, Strong build quality...
Plastic edging, No expandable memory, No removable battery, Design, Clean lines and understated style are the name of the game for the One Mini, My first impression upon glancing at the HTC One Mini was that I was actually looking at a One, but once I com...
For a mid-range handset, the One Mini represents exceptional value at times.The One Mini is designed primarily as a mid-range device, but I find it's much more than that. The 4.3-inch screen seems to be the perfect size for a modern day smartphone and pro...

gadgetshow.channel5.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:80

The HTC One Mini is here, promising cutting edge Android in a beautiful chassis that’s not so large you need two hands and a stylus to operate - a rarity these days. Like its bigger brother the HTC One, it boasts HTC’s own take on Android, Sense, plus...

While the HTC One Mini is far from the first shrink-rayed Android super phone, it is the first to look respectable. Compared to Samsung’s plasticky Galaxy S3 Mini and S4 Mini blowers, this is a league above, with a beautiful design and curved metal back. The only difference is the plastic frame, which slightly diminishes the premium feel, but only when you hold it. From a distance, this is the sa...
The HTC One’s smaller frame does have some drawbacks: HTC’s only found space for a rather measly 1,800mAh battery, which left us struggling to get through a day of use. There’s also no space for the infrared TV remote control sensor or a microSD card, which is a bit disappointing as you only get 16GB of storage on board, 11GB of which is available to the user - in other words, that’s your limit f...
The HTC One Mini is a beautifully constructed handset, and a stark reminder that not every smartphone in 2013 needs to pack a giant screen to stand out. Apple’s doing just fine, thank you, and we’re glad to see another company offering a more reasonabl...

expertreviews.co.uk

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:100

Follow @chrisfinnamore The smartphone market is a confusing place. On one hand you have the ever-increasing screen sizes of top-of-the-range models, such as the huge 5-inch Sony Xperia Z and Samsung Galaxy S4, as well as monstrous phone/tablet hybrids...

A great-looking phone with a fantastic screen and smooth operating system. An Android handset with few compromises...

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3g.co.uk

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:90

It might be called the HTC One Mini, but it is only a little smaller than the HTC One. That said, it is much easier to hold, lighter in the pocket, and still has most of the impressive features we loved on the One, including the design, superb camera...

really great to use with one hand, attractive design, 4G, and useful features like Zoe Mode and Boom Sound.
doesn’t support NFC and lacks a memory card slot.
Wrapped in an attractive and stylish, svelte package, the HTC One Mini still fits in the best of the HTC One's features, such as 4G support...

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coolsmartphone.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:88

The HTC One is the best handset that HTC have made, in my opinion at least. Now they've shrunk it down, but only a little bit. Whilst writing this review I've shown this new HTC One mini handset to three HTC One owners and they're all pretty impressed...

A slightly smaller screen, no IR blaster, a slightly slower CPU, a bit less storage. They're all pretty sensible things to change when shrinking down the One and reducing the price point.If you've got the money and want the best of the best, I'd still say...

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v3.co.uk

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:80

The original HTC One launched earlier this year, and its custom Ultrapixel camera technology and well-designed aluminium chassis proved a hit with technophiles. Now, a few months on HTC's chosen to try and build on the One's success releasing a shrunk-do...

Good screen, decent build quality, good camera, mid-range price tag...
Average battery life, no NFC support...
The HTC One Mini is a shrunk-down version of the Taiwanese firm's current flagship smartphone that sacrifices processing power and NFC support in its endeavour to become small-hand friendly...

digitalspy.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:80

The HTC One sits right up there with our favourite Android phones this year. Boasting brilliant Apple-rivalling design and an innovative take on Android, it stands out as HTC's best handset to date. This is definitely a good thing, as recent years have se...

The HTC One Mini is our favourite handset in HTC's current lineup. Its compact size, speedy performance and top of the line build quality put it easily on the same level as the HTC One. The difference here is that the Mini costs a lot less, making it a mu...

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techadvisor.co.uk

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:80

The HTC One mini is the latest in a growing trend: it's a cut-down version of top-of-the-range Android smartphone , in this case the HTC One . But don't let the term 'mini' fool you. The HTC One mini is cheaper and slightly smaller than its big brother. B...

The HTC One mini isn't as good as the HTC One. Its performance is decent but not spectacular, and the addition of a layer of plastic has removed some of the original's chic. But this is a very strong handset at a decent price. Well worth a look.Tags:Smart...

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trustedreviews.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:80

What is the HTC One Mini? Read the review of the HTC One M8 In the battle of the ‘mini' smartphones, the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini vs the HTC One Mini is the key battleground. As the name suggests, the HTC One Mini is a smaller version of the Android phone g...

Excellent 720p HD screen, Slick Sense 5.0, Rich speaker performance...
No removable battery, Incompatible with some big Android games, Only 16GB onboard storage...
The HTC One Mini has a brilliant screen and delivers a good performance despite the drop down in specs making it a 4.3-inch Android smartphone that deserves your attention.HTC One Mini not for you? Check out our round-up of the best Android phones to buy...

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pocket-lint.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:90

The HTC One is an excellent handset, a device that puts the design of practically all other smartphones into the shade. For several months, it was the only handset that HTC had given us, as rumours swirled about a smaller model. Off came the covers and w...

Fantastic premium design, great display, Sense 5 is a sophisticated user interface...
Choosing a smaller device means accepting a less-powerful device, battery life isn't great, some apps wouldn't run, more expensive than rivals, no NFC...
The HTC One mini brings a lot to the party. It looks good, it sounds good and it performs well enough on everyday tasks. It's a great mid-range device, with an experience that's very much the same as the larger HTC One. It might be a little slower...

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mobilechoiceuk.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:90

With smartphones growing larger than Andre The Giants posing pouch, its no wonder weve started seeing ‘Mini versions of the latest premium mobiles. Samsung has miniaturised its Galaxy S III and Galaxy S 4 phones, and now HTC has launched its HTC One M...

More comfortable onehanded use; Same slick metallic design; Zoe camera mode; Boom Sound; 4G...
No NFC; No memory card slot...
The HTC One Mini may only be marginally miniaturised, but it’s more comfortable to grip and use one-handed. Blissfully very little has been sacrificed in the shrinking process, boasting the same excellent metallic design, ultrapixel camera and Boom Sound...

wired.co.uk

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:80

The HTC One was a landmark handset, pretty much the best that HTC could produce at the time. But it's quite a handful, and it made sense to shrink it down a little for those who value comfort and usability over bleeding edge tech. That's what the HTC One...

Gorgeous good looks and lightweight design, decent screen, fast processor, latest version of Android...
No expandable storage, no removable battery, camera could be better...
The HTC One mini makes some sensible compromises to bring down the size and price of the original One. The screen's a bit smaller (but not too small) and while the processor has a lower spec, it isn't obviously much slower in practise. Thankfully, the "...

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techradar.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:0

The HTC One Mini follows in the footsteps of its outlandishly successful bigger brother, slicing off some components but managing to maintain a real sense of class. When it comes to the HTC One, there was a big call from fans to follow it up with somethin...

Great design, High, res screen...
Low internal storage, Smaller battery...
Would we recommend the HTC One Mini? Absolutely - the mid-range market renaissance is something we didn't expect, but is an area that HTC is intent on winning - and we think it's managed that with the One Mini.We really love the aluminium shell, the Ultra...

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T3.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:80

Update: Following the success of the 'glamour red' HTC One, the brand has unveiled a new 'vivid blue' version of the HTC One and HTC One Mini, available exclusively from Carphone Warehouse from September and mid-October 2013 respectively - check out the g...

Snazzy design, Great size, Strong camera...
Slower processor, Unexceptional display, Shorter battery life...

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ausdroid.net

Updated:
2014-05-31 02:37:05

Average rating:0

I was actually rather excited to be given the opportunity to review the HTC One Mini as I have very much liked what I have seen from the HTC One and was curious to see if HTC could deliver a similar experience with its smaller cousin. If you need a catch...

Excellent design and build quality, Camera performance, Dual front facing speakers...
Plastic Edges, Button layout...
So, one simple question to answer, should you buy this device? The answer to this question would have to be maybe. I know that is not the best answer in the world, so lets dive into how I came to that conclusion. If I had to make a choice between the HTC...

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theglobeandmail.com

Updated:
2014-12-23 05:26:44

Average rating:0

A high-end smartphone is an expensive piece of hardware that should pay dividends in usability over the course of its lifetime. The original HTC One didn't sell very well, but if you bought one you shouldn't need to replace it soon.Which brings us to the...

HTC has recently made claims about getting out of the high-end of the handset business, and returning to its roots as the discount brand. When assessing the Mini, it seems possible that this device is an early half-step in the cheap direction. Those looki...

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techsmart.co.za

Updated:
2016-10-21 05:49:38

Average rating:0

Users who love the HTC One (review), but find its size a bit too daunting can opt for the bonsai-sized iteration in the One mini.Like the One, this mini-me version offers a metal aesthetic but in a more compact, iPhone 5-sized package. The One mini does m...

Premium look and feel; beautiful display; more compact than the One; LTE connectivity; Beats audio enhancement; excellent onboard audio via HTC BoomSound; plus best selfie shooter in its class...
Not the best battery life; no microSD card slot; and does not have classleading CPU, main snapper or RAM...

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technobaboy.com

Updated:
2016-11-27 02:20:18

Average rating:89

Smartphone manufacturers are in a tight race for building the biggest and best devices for consumers. Samsung has proven that there is a huge market for huge display devices and the norm nowadays seem to be devices with displays ranging from 4.7 inches to...

The HTC One mini is one of the best mid-range phones in the market right now. It features the same great body and finish of the HTC One, and it also features BoomSound ad the same Ultrapixel technology seen on the bigger flagship device. There are comprom...

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stuff.tv/my/

Updated:
2016-11-27 02:20:18

Average rating:80

Very rarely are sub-flagship phones designed with the same level of attention to detail and finish as the One Mini. At a glance, it doesn't quite have the same wow factor as the HTC One, partly because of the gloss plastic that creeps around each side to...

One styling on a smaller scale, Great screen, Good camera for the money...
Short battery life, Only available at 16GB, Not actually very mini...
To cut the size and cut the price of the One, HTC obviously also had to cut the specs, and by and large we think its snips are spot-on. The screen - while smaller - is lovely and crisp, and the power - while lower - is more than enough for all but the mos...

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engadget.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:20

Average rating:0

Just weeks after we put the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini through its paces, we're looking at the HTC One mini, another attempt to shrink a flagship down into a smaller (and cheaper) package. As you'd expect, the 4.3-inch mini looks much like the full-sized vers...

More InfoHTC One mini announced (hands-on)HTC One mini launching on almost all UK carriersHTC One reviewThe HTC One mini is the most appealing non-flagship smartphone we've seen in a while. And that's saying a lot: there are more choices than ever, with r...

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techspot.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:70

On paper, the naming of the HTC One mini makes perfect sense. The mini is a mid-to-high-end aluminum-clad smartphone with a 4.3-inch display, designed for those who want a premium device without the massive size that's often associated with its bigger and...

Aluminum design is solid and premium, complemented by fantastic Super LCD 2 display. Decent (but not highend) performance from the Snapdragon 400.
As neither a premium nor cheap 4.3inch device, the HTC One presents better value for money. The "Ultrapixel" camera is still disappointing, more so without OIS.
The HTC One mini is an interesting proposition. For $600, you can grab an unlocked HTC One, and for $500, you can get a HTC One mini, so by opting for a 4.3-inch display, you're saving yourself $100. Unfortunately, it's not as simple as going for a smalle...

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ubergizmo.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:0

The HTC One is arguably one of the most popular flagship Android phones HTC has ever created as not only do reviewers agreed it’s quite the smartphone, but the device has sold exceptionally well for the company. As a result of its success, HTC is rumo...

The HTC One Mini was an attempt in HTC offering a smaller version of its popular HTC One. The HTC One Mini may not have the high-end specs of the HTC One, but for a product its size, it's an extremely impressive smartphone."THE HTC ONE MINI DOES A GREAT J...

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androidheadlines.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:0

One of HTC's best phones, ever, was released in 2013. The HTC One. That device was released back in April on 3 carriers in the US, just launched on Verizon recently. Now, HTC has released the little brother to the One. Which is the HTC One Mini. The HTC O...

The HTC One Mini is a great phone, and definitely one I'd recommend to those that love the smaller displays like 4.3-inches. However, I would not recommend it to power users. Especially those that are not looking to carry a charger or external battery...

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androidpolice.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:0

The HTC One mini is, in many respects, very similar to its larger, older sibling, the HTC One. It has a [mostly] aluminum body, BoomSound speakers (though they've been noticeably downgraded), and HTC's Ultrapixel camera. It runs Android 4.2.2 with Sens...

I really wanted to like the HTC One mini. But as it turns out, starting with a $600 phone and then cutting $170 of stuff out of it just hasn't worked out exactly how I'd hoped it would. While the Ultrapixel camera is certainly good in many situations...

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Laptopmag.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:70

The HTC One is the best Android smartphone on the planet, but its 4.7-inch design might be too large for some. That's where the AT&T-exclusive HTC One Mini comes in. At 4.3 inches, the $99 Mini was built specifically for one-handed use, and it still sport...

Premium aluminum design, Beautiful display, Exceptional speakers, Fast camera good in low light...
Below-average battery life, Not fastest phone in class, Too many AT&,T apps...
HTC's One Mini delivers great sound, a bright display and a good low-light camera in a sleek design...

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pcmag.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:70

If today's supersized smartphones are too much for you to handle, the HTC One Mini ($99.99) may be your salvation. It's a smaller phone like the competing Moto X%displayPrice% at %seller%, but still plenty roomy and powerful for the price. The thing about...

Very easy to use with a single hand. Nicely crafted. Sharp, responsive screen. Good camera.
Lower-end processor. Middling reception. No memory card slot or removable battery. Heavy Android skin might not suit everyone's taste...
The AT&T HTC One Mini stuffs plenty of features into a compact design with a nice price, but its reception isn't up to snuff...

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phonescoop.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:90

The HTC One, released earlier this year, is a dazzling smartphone in many respects. For some, however, it is perhaps a bit too big. That's why HTC created the HTC One mini, a smaller version of its flagship phone with the smaller-handed public in mind. I...

HTC did a bang-up job with the One mini. Minus a few features, it's every bit as good as the larger One. The smaller footprint makes the mini more usable and hand-friendly, and HTC was able to retain the high-quality feel and experience of its flagship pr...

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notebookcheck.net

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2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:87

Not every potential buyer can acquaint themselves with the trend of ever growing smartphones. Samsung led the way by offering a smaller variant of its bestseller Galaxy S3 . Naturally the Korean manufacturer has applied the same strategy for the Galaxy S4...

Bright display, Good processing, High-grade material, Stereo loudspeakers...
Non-interchangeable battery, Memory expansion via SD card not possible, Only 1GB RAM, High buying price, Faint display of self-taken photographs...
HTC One Mini or Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini? Difficult decision. When having to decide if your next smartphone will be the HTC One Mini or the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini, you might as well state the question which of the flagships of the manufacturers will be you...

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Pocketnow.com

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2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:85

HTC and Samsung are directly competing in the high-end/flagship segment with the One and the Galaxy S 4 . However, the battle is ongoing in the mid-range sector too, with the HTC One Mini, which we're currently reviewing, and the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini...

great performance, above-average battery life, excellent display, small(er) form factor, great materials, awesome design, solid build, BoomSound...
mediocre camera, 16GB internal storage, non-expandable, no NFC (and no IR blaster), non-user-removable battery...
Overall, we enjoyed our time with the One Mini! It is a solid phone which performs well, considering the lower specifications it has. With the new trends of screens becoming larger and larger, it is good to finally have a small(er) phone on the radar if...

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phonearena.com

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2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:0

With the “mini” version of the One, HTC is jumping on the trend to shrink flagship phones in size and specs, then slap a lower price on them, capitalizing on the name recognition built around the annual high-end device already.At first look the HTC One...

Premium compact design, Great stereo speakers, Very good display panel...
Uncomfortable side buttons with shallow tactile feedback...
The HTC One mini sets a great example for how a more compact, cheaper version of an annual flagship should be done. HTC kept the same stellar and recognizable design the One has, and didn't leave out any of the unique features like the best phone speak...

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theverge.com

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2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:77

Does the trimmed-down One feel as good as the full-fat version? And finally, can we, as Android phone users, come up with a less emasculating title for 4.3-inch phones that don't suck?...

Best display at this size, Performs as well as the higher-spec One, High build quality...
Poor camera results, Limited battery life, Sense is still a burden rather than a boon...

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slashgear.com

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2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:0

Several months after the first market availability of the original HTC One, the HTC One mini emerges as a compact amalgamation of everything that was right about its predecessor. Working with a smaller body, a lower resolution on a sized-down display, and...

Several months after the first market availability of the original HTC One, the HTC One mini emerges as a compact amalgamation of everything that was right about its predecessor. Working with a smaller body, a lower resolution on a sized-down display...

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androidcentral.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:0

Can HTC squeeze the essence of its best phone yet into a smaller, more affordable package?We’ve made no secret of the fact that the HTC One is our favorite phone of the year so far. Back in March HTC knocked it out of the park with exceptional build qu...

Can HTC squeeze the essence of its best phone yet into a smaller, more affordable package?We've made no secret of the fact that the HTC One is our favorite phone of the year so far. Back in March HTC knocked it out of the park with exceptional build quali...

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Theinquirer.net

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:80

TAIWANESE PHONE MAKER HTC's One Mini mid-range smartphone follows in the footsteps of its popular big brother, the flagship HTC One...

Great design, smooth performance, HTC Sense 5.0 offers a stripped back Android experience, good battery life...
Camera is disappointing...

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recombu.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:80

The HTC One mini is about to hit store shelves, offering up consumers a slice of that great HTC flagship Android user experience in a more affordable, more compact package.The most distinctive element of the One was its eye-catching aluminium clad design...

Beautiful, premium design, Rich multimedia experience, BoomSound/Beats audio is excellent...
Camera lacks fine detail, No IR blaster or NFC, Expensive at launch...

ubergizmo.com

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:0

It is official, the HTC One mini is now in the spotlight and after more than one month of speculations and anticipation by HTC fans, the company has unveiled all the details about this more compact, and more affordable version of its leading phone, the...

The goal of the HTC One mini is to bring the high-end user experience of the original HTC One to a much larger market. This is never easy to do this, but I've been impressed by how HTC managed to optimize the cost structure, without proportionally alterin...

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Theinquirer.net

Updated:
2014-05-16 03:32:21

Average rating:0

As its name suggests, the HTC One Mini is a downsized, cheaper version of the company's flagship HTC One smartphone, which has been one of the firm's most popular handsets. Clearly aware of this, the HTC One Mini takes tips from Samsung's Galaxy S4 Mini a...

It's hard not to like the HTC One Mini. Although we weren't too fond of the handset's plastic edging or Ultrapixel camera technology, the handset offers a smaller, more manageable version of the HTC One flagship smartphone at a discounted price. We notice...

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phonedog.com

Updated:
2014-05-29 06:25:16

Average rating:0

If you're a fan of the latest flagship devices but aren't necessarily a fan of the size, you might be happy to know that it's been a growing trend lately to include a "mini" version of the same flagship device that we know and love. But of course, with a...

Same UltraPixel camera; BoomSound speakers; nearlysame aluminum unibody design; speedy performance...
Okay battery life; BoomSound speakers sometimes weren't clear when it came to intensive sounds; 16GB of internal storage really comes to about 11GB, and no microSD card slot limits storage options, The Verdict: I would recommend this phone to anybody who...
The HTC One Mini is one of the better Minis out there in my opinion, mostly because it's able to take all that makes the One such an iconic phone and packs it all into a more compact device. While the lowering of specs can seem a bit alarming at first, wh...

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theunwired.net

Updated:
2015-01-17 20:17:55

Average rating:0

Earlier this week I had the pleasure to have some quality-time with HTC's brand new HTC One mini, which was made official today. As you can read here, the One mini is powered by a 1.4 GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 (MSM8930) CPU with Adreno 305 GPU...

All together, the HTC One mini not as mini as the name suggests or as you might have expected or hoped. But going smaller is pretty difficult in terms of the displays. 4.3" is pretty much the limit for HD displays but HTC wanted to give the One mini a HD...

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