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HTC EVO 4G LTE Review

HTC EVO 4G LTE Review

Posted on May 18, 2015May 9, 2020 By Hulk

As HTC ushers in their next generation of smartphones with their hero series of HTC One devices, so too does the impact spread to their other hard-hitting brand lines like what we’re seeing here in theHTC EVO 4G LTE. What we’ve seen of this device thus far is that it’s not just similar to the HTC One series we’ve seen so far, it’s basically the same in very many respects – right down to the HTC ImageSense chip for the camera. Where before we’d assumed that this chip and many other features in the HTC One series were the bits that made the series special, the HTC EVO 4G LTE makes it clear that HTC is perfectly willing to spread the love to the rest of their brand lines.

Hardware

The device you’re looking at right now is essentially as thin as the HTC One S with as large a display as the HTC One X, and is extremely flat compared to the whole HTC One series thus far. This device feels much nicer and more powerfully built than any HTC EVO in the past and indeed does take on a lot of what HTC has promised for the whole HTC One series. The back panels include one with micro-arc oxidation like the HTC One S has and one that’s hard plastic, these separated by a hardcore kickstand that’s as strong as any we’ve seen on ANY device before – and no HTC One device has one (yet!)
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