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Sprint EVO 3D

Based on 60 reviews

Excellent:

9
Good:

28
Average:

12
Bad:

11

Pros

Nice large screen; fast processor; smooth performance; regular 2D photos look good.
Solid build, Bright and crisp screen, Photo button is practical, Smooth video recording.
Beautiful UI; Effortless multitasking; Dual-core CPU; Glassless 3D; Great build quality.
Massive Good Looking Display, WellMade 3D Content Looks Neat on Phone Display, Great Video Playback, UI Works Well & Looks Snazzy, Excellent Call Quality
Glasses free 3D display HTC sense 3.0 Dual core processor 4.3 inch 960x540 LCD
It’s 3D (if you’re into that sort of thing), has a solid build, nice big screen and packs super dual-core processing muscle. It also has the latest version of Android and HTC Sense...
High resolution qHD screen; improved user experience with the HTC Sense 3.0 UI; dedicated shutter button.
The 3D filming feature is fun, plain and simple, regardless of its limitations. Cloudbased music and video streams without major hiccups. Screen resolution is amazing. Call quality is a double thumbs up.
Dual core CPU, large qHD display, 4G, great design and build.
Fast dualcore speeds, Ultimate entertainment phone, Gorgeous design.
Dualcore processor. Gorgeous Android skin. Latest version of Android. Noglasses 3D screen.
The HTC Evo 3D sees some upgrades from its precursor, in the form of a better battery and a dualcore 1.2GHz processor. The Evo 3D is an Android Gingerbread cellphone, and also comes with the capability of capturing 3D video and photos and a glassesfree 3D
Dual-core processor. Gorgeous Android skin. Latest version of Android. No-glasses 3D screen.
Snappy dualcore performance, Eyefriendly qHD resolution, Fantastic camera button
The HTC Evo 3D improves on its predecessor with a dual-core 1.2GHz processor and a larger battery. The Android Gingerbread smartphone also features a glasses-free 3D display and can capture 3D photos and video.
In addition to the 3D capabilities, the EVO 3D packs some welcome upgrades like a dual-core processor, newer software, and an improved display.What's Bad: Reception isn't the best; data speeds have been disappointing; battery life is mediocre.The

Cons

Short battery life; touchbased buttons easily activated; limited to 720p HD recording.
No 1080p video recording; Lacklustre video player; 3D mode can be uncomfortable.
Shooting 3D Content Left This Reviewer Nauseous, Camera is Overall Average, Expensive
Narrow 3D view angle Low loudspeaker sound
The 3D hurts your eyes, gives you a headache and the novelty wears off fast. The fact that it’s almost impossible to share your 3D pictures with anyone doesn’t helpLook and Feel...
Capacitive touch buttons make using apps frustrating; soft speakers.
Battery life is less than optimal. Bootloader should be unlocked. The included 8GB microSD card is not enough storage, especially for a phone capable of 3D captures. Device doesn’t come with ear buds. I want my kickstand. Google Voice notifications
Muddy looking 720p video capture, Viewing angles could be better, Less than ideal battery life, No Sense 3D UI
Battery life soso with 4G turned on, 3D hurt our brains after extended viewing.
Muddy looking 720p video capture, Viewing angles could be better, Less than ideal battery life, No Sense 3D UI
Lousy call quality. Trouble connecting to Internet. 3D has offers a very narrow viewing angle.
The Smartphone doesn’t offer a lot of internal memory, and surely doesn’t have all that great call quality either. The glassesfree 3D display of the Evo has limited dept of the 3D world and also has limited viewing angles.Random PostsTags: HTC
Lousy call quality. Trouble connecting to Internet. 3D has offers a very narrow viewing angle.
Poor battery life, Too many camera compromises, Display could be higher quality
The smartphone doesn't offer much internal memory, and call quality could be better. The glasses-free 3D display has limited viewing angles and depth of field.
Reception isn't the best; data speeds have been disappointing; battery life is mediocre.

By ThinkDigit on November 24, 2011

Straightaway, the Evo 3D does feel like an expensive smartphone. At Rs. 36,000, the HTC Evo 3D does appear to appeal to those who really want a 3D display in their phone. We were impressed with the overall performance of the power package in the...

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By MobilesRoom on November 05, 2011

Are you looking for a handset which integrates 3D camera and gaming into a 4G handset? Well, if yes, then HTC Evo 3D can very well be the handset for you. HTC has taken a lot of care to ensure that its 3D stands tall among all the droids in the...

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By TechCentral on November 03, 2011

The Evo 3D is a well-made phone that has great specs and lives up to its reputation of being HTC's flagship phone. However it does take a step back in some areas - despite having a blazing fast processor, the camera is limited to taking just...

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By Tbreak.com on October 31, 2011

With the 3D rage on television sets quieting down a bit, the next front of the battle seems to be smartphones. And two of the most prominent 3D capable handsets released in the last few months have been the LG Optimus 3D and the HTC EVO 3D. Today...

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By TechTree on October 18, 2011

Expert Review MRP: Rs 36,000Street Price: ; ; , the 3D craze is back. Practical or not, it has made it to TV sets and laptops. It was about time this gimmick hit handhelds, and what could be a better platform for it than ? However, HTC's Evo 3D is...

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By RegHardware on October 04, 2011

The HTC Evo 3D is a powerful smartphone with an interesting party piece, but unless you’re desperate to take 3D pics, watch 3D movies or play 3D games - and you're willing to take a big hit on battery life - you’ll be better off with...

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By PCWorld India on October 03, 2011

The HTC Evo 3D is an Android Gingerbread smartphone that can display glasses-free 3D content and can also capture 3D images and videos....

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By CIOL on September 27, 2011

HTC took a step further and launched its first 3D mobile HTC Evo 3D. Installed with Android 2.3 Gingerbread it has a 1.2 GHz dual core processor, glasses-free 3D display and 3D image and video capture. At the rear side, the dual 5-megapixel camera for...

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By Wired UK on September 26, 2011

The HTC Evo 3D has one distinctive feature and the clue's in the name. There are plenty of good HTC smartphones out there, and unless your heart's set on 3D, you'd be better off with the likes of the Sensation. But if you really need 3D in...

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By Good Gear Guide on September 23, 2011

The HTC EVO 3D offers genuinely impressive 3D viewing without the need for special glasses. However, the lack of 3D content available makes it little more than a gimmick that you'll quickly tire of. Further, the EVO 3D is chunky and heavy: we find...

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