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HTC One A9s Hands-on Review : First Impressions

HTC One A9s Hands-on Review : First Impressions

Posted on June 15, 2017January 22, 2019 By Jarvis

The HTC One A9s was first announced in September 2016 which is an upgrade to last year’s One A9. It features a 5-inch HD display, MediaTek Helio P10 processor, 3GB RAM, and Android Marshmallow. It’s a fairly old device if you’re looking at it now but will still be available soon in the Philippines, perhaps as its most affordable offering. Check out our initial thoughts about the device below.

The HTC One A9s is not exactly on par with the U-series smartphones that will also arrive in the country. Its design is more generic but not ugly either. It’s small which can be attributed to the 5-inch Super LCD HD display bordered by relatively thick bezels. Found above it are the earpiece and the 5MP front camera. Mounted above it is an unspecified Corning Gorilla Glass.
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Wearables Tags:android, camera, Gorilla Glass, HD, HELIO P10, HTC, HTC one, LCD, Mediatek, mobile, processor, ram, review

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