Editors Liked
- Stylish design
- Good camera
Editors Didn't Like
- Mediocre performance
HTC One X9
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By TechSpot
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The One X9 is a classic example of a mid-range handset. It has marginally better hardware than budget offerings - a 5.5-inch 1080p display, a Helio X10 SoC, 32 GB of storage, a 13-megapixel camera with OIS, and a metal build - but it just doesn't do enough for the price. It's not a terrible phone, but it's simply too expensive.
By TechSpot
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I have always had a soft spot for HTC. The company produced the first Android handset, which was my entry into the wonderful world of smartphones and a great piece of hardware in its own right. More recently, I was impressed with the HTC 10, their...
By ausdroid.net
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Overall the HTC One X9 is a solid performer providing a great user experience in a nicely made device. The software is serviceable and the customisation built into both Android and to Sense allows you to really tweak most of the device just how you like...
By cybershack.com.au
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The HTC One X9 is the tech equivalent of skim milk; it isn't the full fat experience, but it hasn't lost enough on hardware - or price - to be likened to non-fat either. This leaves it hanging in a sort of purgatory where it's not an amazing phone, but...
By 3G UK
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The HTC One X9 is almost a phablet and almost a flagship. It's not quite either, but it looks like a good...
By Good Gear Guide
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We're reviewing these two phones together due to the physical similarities and price points. Both have very smart, well-built, metallic chassis which belie their mid-range price point. However, the R9 is OPPO's flagship phone while the X9 costs almost...
By Channel News Australia
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Even among other mid-tier phones, the X9 feels like less of a game changer and more of a stopgap that ticks all the boxes a budget phone needs to tick. If you're looking to upgrade yourself to mid-tier Android handset that isn't too pricey, the X9 feels...
By TechRadar
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A phone we didn't expect to see has made its way to the western world - but it's not going to be a big seller for...
By PC Advisor
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Although there's a lot to like about the HTC One X9, it's not the flagship phone we were hoping for. It's a sort of mash up of a few different previous phone from the company. A larger phone with some decent specs will appeal to some but we're holding...
By alphr.com
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Overall, then, it's a middle-of-the-road phone that will live or die by its price. If HTC can get that right, fans of the HTC One M9 and A9 who are desperate for a handset with a larger screen might want to keep their eyes...
By IT PRO
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The HTC One X9 is a jumbo-sized version of the A9, the Taiwanese company's thinly-veiled iPhone 6 lookalike . It's not yet clear whether the X9 will be coming to the UK, but this 5.5in handset only bares the most fleeting resemblance to its little...
By Trusted Reviews
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It's currently unclear if the HTC One X9 will appear in the UK and how much it will cost. But I'm quietly pleased with the tweaks the company has made to the handset.While it doesn't rework the wheel, the One X9 could potentially fix many of the issues...
By techmagnifier.com
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While HTC has certainly build some brand value to have its own pricing ecosystem keep a tag to its newest offerings, the competition outside has grown exorbitantly. HTC acknowledged that with its flagship HTC 10, but like last year, its mid-range and...
By liveatpc.com
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You know that feeling where you laid your eyes upon that particular someone and you knew, right then and there, that it was truly love at first sight? Yeah, I wouldn't know what that feels like but I sure came close to it when the HTC One X9 appeared...
By firstpost.com
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It is hard to recommend the HTC One X9, unless you are a hardcore HTC fan who would not look at any other brand; for everyone else there’s a wide variety of better options out there like the OnePlus 3 or the Sony Xperia XA Ultra.
By mymobileindia.com
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At Rs 25,990, the HTC One X9 is the best looking phone at its price point. However, it faces some tough competition. The Le Eco Max 2 comes with a quad HD display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, a 21.0-megapixel processor, 4 GB RAM, 32 GB storage...
By gadgets.ndtv.com
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The HTC One X9 was launched in India back in May at a price of Rs. 25,990, but only went on sale in July and is currently available for around Rs. 23,990. This phone's metal body and good display performance make for a good package. However, the camera...
By digit.in
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Digit Rating: 72 /100Pros: Good display, Nice camera, Smooth usage experienceCons: Compromises on ergonomics, Sub-par battery life, Outdated specifications, No fingerprint scannerOver time, HTC has established its name firmly in the smartphone industry,...
By TechTree
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Let's face it, HTC is not what is used to be. And while its flagship phone and its fancy VR headset may bring it into the news, it's not in a position to command the high price of Rs 25,990 for a mid-range phone with nothing at all interesting about it....
By hdblog.it
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Già presentato per il mercato cinese, il nuovo HTC One X9 è stato in queste ore protagonista dell'annuncio che ne anticipa l'arrivo anche nel mercato europeo . Ovviamente lo smartphone è presente nello stand HTC allestito al Mobile World Congress e noi...
The One X9 is a classic example of a mid-range handset. It has marginally better hardware than budget offerings - a 5.5-inch 1080p display, a Helio X10 SoC, 32 GB of storage, a 13-megapixel camera with OIS, and a metal build - but it just doesn't do enough for the price. It's not a terrible phone, but it's simply too expensive.
As reviewed by TechSpot