HTC’s fourth-quarter refresh of the One X is good, but is it good enough to keep you from waiting for the next tier of hardware?
When first holding an HTC One X+ (or any One device, for that matter) in your hand, it's hard to believe that the company has had such abysmal sales figures the past several quaters. It arguably has one of the best screens on the market, paired with an upgraded Tegra 3 processor and bumped up internal storage of 64GB. On top of all that, the device is downright gorgeous. It really does seem like it checks all the boxes.
The One X+ seems every bit a capable high-end device as its competition, much the same way as the original One X from earlier this year. Should it be considered as your next device? Read on and you may have a better idea if it's the right choice for you.
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I bought an HTC One X+ about a little while ago, and so far no phone has been better. The screen is gorgeous, and it’s not too big or small. One of my DISH coworkers also has one and likes it for the speed. Being an avid streamer, I have gotten used to watching live TV on my phone through the Sling Adapter that I have connected to my receiver at home. It’s a good feeling being able to keep up with my shows anywhere I go, and on the best phone.