HTC One VX

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 6 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

2
Average:

3
Bad:

1

Pros:

Lovely design. Comfortable form factor. Nice display. Long battery life.
Great performance and features for price; Slim and sleek design; Fast camera; Blazing 4G LTE speeds; Bright display; Strong battery life
Pleasing design for an entrylevel device, Large size display, Affordable price point

Cons:

Mediocre camera. Limited video file support. Not Android 4.1
Battery not user replaceable; Not yet running Android Jelly Bean

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Last revision on January 6, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Lovely design. Comfortable form factor. Nice display. Long battery life
Great performance and features for price; Slim and sleek design; Fast camera; Blazing 4G LTE speeds; Bright display; Strong battery life
Pleasing design for an entrylevel device, Large size display, Affordable price point

Reviewers Didn't Like

Mediocre camera. Limited video file support. Not Android 4.1
Battery not user replaceable; Not yet running Android Jelly Bean
Running ICS from the onset, Underwhelming camera performance

Expert reviews and ratings

If you sign up for a two-year contract with AT&T, the One VX is yours for a penny, one red cent. You can't argue with that price, but off contract it's a lot steeper, $400 steep, to be precise. So it's affordable, but has too much been sacrificed to make...

By TechRadar AU on February 16, 2013

The HTC One VX is a solid Android smartphone for AT&T buyers on a budget, but it isn't your best bet...

By PC Mag on January 22, 2013

It may not be a fire-breathing superphone, but the HTC One VX offers plenty of Android goodness for under...

By CNET Australia on January 19, 2013

The HTC One VX brings a lot to the table for its $50 price tag. While I wish the hardware felt and functioned a wee bit better, I can't ding HTC too much for picking cheaper plastics in this price class. The fine performance of the Android operating...

By Phone Scoop on January 15, 2013

The HTC One VX offers budget smartphone shoppers a bright display, eye-popping 4G speeds and a fast camera inside a sleek...

By LaptopMag on December 28, 2012

Needless to say, we’ve seen an increase of very remarkable entry-level smartphones in the market – such as the LG Escape and Pantech Flex, with the two being priced aggressively. Well people, we’re happy to vouch for the HTC One VX as well,...

By Phone Arena on December 27, 2012

If you love browsing the internet, watching movies or listening to music via your smartphone, the HTC One VX may be the best HTC phone for you. It runs super fast because of a dual-core processor, has a user-friendly HTC Sense interface and is powered by...

By TopTenREVIEWS on August 12, 2013

Flagship phones will always be popular, but a recent trend of high quality mid-range phones started late last year. The DROID RAZR M is a perfect example because it gives you a lot for the money. Now HTC is attempting to get in on the bandwagon with the...

By talkandroid.com on March 01, 2013

The HTC One VX looks to be a great (and cheap) way to get an entry-level LTE smartphone on AT&TThis may be one of those rare instances in which we know too much. For those of us who live and breathe smartphones all day long (and that includes many of...

By Android Central on January 06, 2013

The One VX offers a balanced ratio between price and performance, and while it’s classified as just a budget device for those cash-strapped consumers looking for a good deal, the One VX will provide the experience of a top-tier handset — it looks and...

By SlashGear on January 04, 2013

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