HTC U11 Life

The U11 Life is a solid stock Android experience that's easy to recommend if you can't stand all the other options or are particularly drawn in by the design and...

The PitchHTC are in a weird spot.After selling off their smartphone engineering team to Google late last year and undergoing a series of consecutive quarterly losses, the Taiwanese tech company has found itself the bearer of an increasingly meek market...

HTC's U11 Life delivers all the features you want in a device that is just the right size and at an ultra-competitive price.User Rating Be the first one! Related PostsLG G Watch R smartwatch reviewBraven Mira – the speaker you can take anywhere...

This is a good-looking smartphone both on the inside and outside.Android One is a breeze to use and for someone who uses several Google apps having a Google centric phone makes life a little bit easier.EdgeSense is a fun feature, a bit finnicky at first...

Ensured updates. If it were not for the touch-sensitive sides and Android One which ensures operating system updates for two years, the HTC U11 Life would be a mid-range device like many others. Does this make it a very special...

HTC's phone making business has experienced ups and downs, but with the HTC U11, the Taiwanese company managed to re-establish a presence among the coveted premier tier of flagship manufacturers.Since then, HTC has released two smartphones: the HTC U11...

A great looking phone that performs well and is great value for money too. Expect Google Assistant, a sharp screen and squeezable sides for quick-launch of apps, but don't go looking for speed as this is a mid-range...

Once again, HTC rebooted itself. This year we haven't seen a flood of phones come from the Taiwanese company. It's decided to focus on a very small number of products. That'll continue into 2018 as HTC sold a significant piece of its mobile division to...

The HTC U11 Life is a great phone in many respects. Screen, software, and day-to-day performance are all grumble-free, and while the squeezable sides may not be a revelation they are almost radically customizable. And therefore about as useful as is...

The HTC U11 Life offers a stripped down, cheaper alternative to the U11, but at £349 it’s far too...

Overall, the HTC U11 Life is a solid mid-range phone. Design and specs are largely decent for the price – especially getting 64GB of storage and 4GB of RAM as standard. Meanwhile Android One keeps software clean and simple if that's what you're after....

As Android One's UK debut phone, the U11 Life is a pretty decent mid-ranger, with a competent camera and subtle but sleek styling. Although you can bet those thick bezels are going to date quicker than frosted tips and double denim. It's the price that...

Overall, the HTC U11 Life is a logical mid-level reflection of its already very capable flagship bigger brother. It's more attractive than some of its nearest competition, such as the Moto X4, while offering dust and water-resistance that few others...

The HTC U11 Life Android One is like a mid-range Pixel 2, made by the same company and with a very similar software experience, but coming in at half the price. While it has a lot going for it, there are a few things to consider that may negatively...