HTC One X+ Plus

Conclusion Check out the HTC One X+

HTC One X+

LG Nexus 4

Nokia Lumia 920

97%

92%

FeaturesView Details

100%

87%

60%

Community RankingView Details

98%

100%

PerformanceView Details

80%

87%

ReviewsView Details

94

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First reviewed October, 2012

Features Key features of the HTC One X+

1.7 GHz

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean 3.5G

Bennett/CNET). The front camera has a timer for better self-portraits.

Rated 80% by by c|net (Dec, 2012)

screen size

One X+4.7"

Galaxy Note II5.5"

Xperia V4.3"

The phone is light weight with a large enough screen to browse internet, view emails, and watch videos.

One X+ by Rajk (Feb, 2013)

I actually don't mind it most of the time, because the size is due to the screen size.

One X+ by TJ--koldfuzun

screen resolution

HTC One X+

1280 x 720 resolution screen

One X+ 1280 x 720 resolution screen

HTC One

1920 x 1080 resolution screen

One 1920 x 1080 resolution screen

Samsung Galaxy S4

1920 x 1080 resolution screen

Galaxy S4 1920 x 1080 resolution screen

Not only is it really sharp (at about 312 ppi, it's virtually impossible to distinguish individual pixels), but also has great contrast and nicely saturated colors.

One X+ by GSM Arena (Nov, 2012)

The resolution chart clearly shows the One X+ resolves plenty of detail, but the color fringing is all over the place too.

One X+ by GSM Arena (Nov, 2012)

memory

0 GB

Galaxy S III2 GB

One X+1 GB

Nexus 42 GB

2 GB

processor

HTC One X+

Quad core

One X+ Quad core

Samsung Galaxy S4

Octa core

Galaxy S4 Octa core

Nokia Lumia 920

Dual core

Lumia 920 Dual core

I presume this is because the One X Plus has a quad core processor (the One X had a dual core) which is more of a battery hog.

One X+ by Joseph-Francis-Intili (Dec, 2012)

Not sure there are that much parallelism to exploit or whether the parallelism is handled well for four cores in most common apps.

One X+ by Blair

camera resolution

0 MP

Galaxy S413 MP

One X+8 MP

Xperia V13 MP

20 MP

Tew/CNET). Above the screen sits a sharper 1.6-megapixel front-facing camera; the older One X uses a 1.3-megapixel shooter for video chats and vanity shots.

One X+ by c|net (Dec, 2012)

Another one of the One X+'s handy capabilities is the ability to record video in up to full 1080p HD quality and grab 8-megapixel stills either while the camera is rolling or when playing back movies later.

One X+ by c|net (Dec, 2012)

Performance Real world tests of HTC One X+

cpu speed

One X+1.7 GHz

Nexus 41.5 GHz

Lumia 9201.5 GHz

Fast processor and graphics are excellent.

One X+ by Timothy-Faught (Feb, 2013)

This HTC has a quad processor super fast and easy downloads no lag time.

One X+ by Big-Spray (Apr, 2013)

talk time

0 min2,000 min

One X+ 360 min

Galaxy S4 1,020 min

Nexus 4 900 min

AT&T claims the HTC One X+ will provide a talk time of 12.75 hours and 15 days running in standby mode.

One X+ by c|net (Dec, 2012)

As far as the sealed battery goes, I got mine used and it's still going strong.

One X+ by reviewer2--reviewer (May, 2013)

Our analysis How does it stack up against its top 10 competitors

pros

Lots of storage capacity

64 GB
Quite good headphone jack

3.5 mm
Quite good app store

Android Market (Android 4.1 Jelly Bean)
Has a touchscreen

Capacitive
Really high resolution camera

8 MP
Many more processing cores

Quad core
Blazingly fast cpu

1.7 GHz
Supports NFC

Enables payment by phone and other wireless communications
High resolution screen

1280 x 720
Sharp screen

312 ppi
Outputs video to TV

Micro USB
Big screen

4.7"
Better than usual battery capacity

2,100 mA·h
Newer operating system

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
High resolution front camera

8 MP
Records higher resolution videos

1920 x 1080 @ 30 fps
Highly rated

79.91%
Supports FM radio

Listen to music and news from local radio stations
Has a gyroscope

Play games and use applications that take advantage of device rotation
Acts as a Wi-Fi hotspot

Share your cellphone's data plan with other devices
Thin

9 mm
Newly release date

Oct, 2012

cons

Lacks expandable storage

limited to the phone's built-in storage for apps and data
Isn't 4G

Doesn't support the fastest, most reliable networks
Screen doesn't use OLED technology

full specs

Reviews Word on the street

	Read the review (Nov, 2012) Strangely enough, the One X+ screen turned out to slightly dimmer than that of its predecessor, but the good news is it offers superior contrast when used at full brightness.

	Rated 80% Read the review (Dec, 2012) The big 4.7-inch screen is bright and provides a good view.

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	Rated 79% by 42 users at amazon.com The latest Android OSes are a clear improvement on iOS and HTC Sense is built with the same care and taste as the hardware. Rated 60% by by Corentin-Roux-dit-Buisson (Jan, 2013) The One X+ features Jelly Bean out of the box, which is an awesome OS, and it is the main reason I switch to Android from iOS. Rated 100% by by Tim (Nov, 2012) It is a superb piece of design, the most beautiful realisation of the genius vision pioneered by Steve Jobs not so many years ago. Rated 60% by by Corentin-Roux-dit-Buisson (Jan, 2013)

Screen

Sunlight legibility is good, although the lowered brightness and the improved performance of the competitors means that it's some way off the best we have seen.

HTC One X+ | by GSM Arena (Nov, 2012)

The screen packs more pixels per inch than the iPhone and is very true to color, offering a phenomenal viewing experience.

HTC One X+ | Rated 100% by by Tim (Nov, 2012)

The viewing angles are splendid - the icons have that look as if they are painted on the screen that we love so much.

HTC One X+ | by GSM Arena (Nov, 2012)

Battery

And when you need the processing power, take it off battery saver and watch the phone speed up.

HTC One X+ | Rated 100% by by Hammad-Ghanchi (Dec, 2012)

Battery life is much better.

HTC One X+ | Rated 100% by by Big-Spray (Apr, 2013)

When all my setting are set the battery life is better.

HTC One X+ | Rated 100% by by P.-Strickland--Tech-Man (Dec, 2012)

Video

And 1080p videos I shot also were clear and exhibited none of the blocky pixelation I've seen from phones with lower-res camcorders.

HTC One X+ | Rated 80% by by c|net (Dec, 2012)

And while the One X+ video recording isn't as good as that of the Galaxy S III, it's low-light performance is superior.

HTC One X+ | by GSM Arena (Nov, 2012)

The S3 is a killer phone, took great pictures, fit nice in the pocket, great for movies etc..

HTC One X+ | Rated 100% by by P.-Strickland--Tech-Man (Dec, 2012)

Apps

I have Sony's Music Unlimited service which has a very nice quality audio files and you can play off line also.

HTC One X+ | Rated 100% by by Carlos-R.-Moreno--Carlos-M (Mar, 2013)

The only think that you'll find out here is since games are high resources consumers phone's processor will make your phone feel the heat near the camera.

HTC One X+ | Rated 100% by by Carlos-R.-Moreno--Carlos-M (Mar, 2013)

I downloaded an IM+, which is good with this ability, well, now I have 4 msg apps, and the other redundant built-in apps cannot be deleted.11) + - Until now, the above are what I "feel" in a few days when I started to use HTC.

HTC One X+ | Rated 20% by by Blair