More performance for less money – the One E8 is definitely an interesting alternative if you like the plastic case. It inherited many good features from the One M8 as well as the smaller HTC One Mini 2 , which was actually better than the One M8 in some...
Taking a HTC One M8 and doing away with its most redeeming feature might at first seem like a pretty bad idea. The aluminium construction of the M8 is stunning – it's the best feeling phone on the market today. But think about it a little longer – many...
There are a number of areas where the HTC One E8 fails to live up to the M8 experience. But given the reduced price that is to be expected, so it's difficult to see the E8 as doing anything but delivering on its aims. The speed, power and...
At first, the idea of doing away with the biggest USP of the HTC One (M8) – its 90 percent uber-premium metallic body – and replacing it with a polycarbonate shell felt absurd, but our experience with the E8 begs to differ. Even though it's not as...
The One E8 offers the high-end HTC experience in glossy colors and a plastic case, but without a unique selling point, there's little reason to buy this expensive...
The One E8 offers the high-end HTC experience in glossy colors and a plastic case, but without a unique selling point, there's little reason to buy this expensive...
The One E8 offers the high-end HTC experience in glossy colors and a plastic case, but without a unique selling point, there's little reason to buy this expensive...
Love the HTC One M8's style, but can't quite afford its price tag? The One E8 is probably what you're looking for. With the exception of its polycarbonate shell, the One E8 is every bit the device we've all come to appreciate and...
The HTC One E8 is a literally attractive option for those of you who like me don't love the 4MP shooter on the M8, or prefer the grippy soft touch polycarbonate back to the aluminum of the M8. You'll save $100 too, though over the course of a 2 year...
The HTC One (E8) is almost as good as the One (M8). It trades the latter's aluminum skin for polycarbonate, and in so doing loses a little bit of luster. Even so, the plastic is strong and well made. It still offers BoomSound and Zoes, but loses the TV...
The HTC One E8 is in many ways the phone I wish HTC had actually brought to market earlier this year. Any quibbles about its features are dismissed by the price point, which should win it more favour than almost anything else about the phone.It's worth...
Lisa Gade reviews the HTC One E8 Android 4.4 KitKat smartphone with HTC Sense 6 software including BlinkFeed and HTC Zoe. We look at the Sprint version that's available in your choice of dark gray or white. The One E8 is essentially the HTC One M8, but...
“The HTC One (E8) is more than just the affordable sibling of the M8”Want HTC's metal-clad One M8 (review), but don't want to shell out half-a-lakh rupees? Or, did you like M8, but want better imaging quality instead of its gimmicky duo camera effects?...
The HTC One (M8) is one of the better Android handsets available. For many, it's the aluminum shell that takes the cake. What happens when you strip it away and add plastic, though? Is the device still a winner? The HTC One (E8) is trying to answer that...
HTC swaps metal for plastic in this re-imagining of its 2014 flagshipOver the past year, HTC has made a name for itself with high-quality metal smartphones in the HTC One series. Flagships like the HTC One M8 and before it the M7 elevated smartphone...
The HTC One E8 is the phone I never thought I'd see. Given HTC's big push into making design the most important element of its flagship One M8 phone, why lose it? And this theme returns when you turn the phone over: all the talk of the importance of the...
We run HTC's flagship Android smartphone, the One (M8), through our exhaustive benchmark suite. In addition, we take a close look at its less expensive sibling, the HTC One (E8). Both devices are compared and tested against a strong field of competition....
We run HTC's flagship Android smartphone, the One (M8), through our exhaustive benchmark suite. In addition, the company sent over its less-expensive sibling, the HTC One (E8). Both devices are compared and tested against a strong field of competition. ...
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