- Conclusion Get the lowdown
- Features How it compares
- Performance Real world benchmarks
- Differences Technical showdown
- Reviews Word on the street
- Competition Others to consider
- Discussion Answers and opinions
HTC One X for AT&T
- Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
- 4G
- 4.7"
- Dual core 1.5 GHz
#2 in HTC AT&T phones
Released May, 2012
by GSM Arena (May, 2012)The video playing interface on the HTC One X is a huge step forward, compared to what the Sensation XE offered.
Conclusion Check out the HTC One X for AT&T
First reviewed May, 2012
Features Key features of the HTC One X for AT&T
1.5 GHz
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean 4G
by GSM Arena (May, 2012)The video player on the HTC One X is built into the Gallery app - there's no dedicated shortcut inside the app drawer.
screen size
4.7"
2.8"
4.3"
One X for AT&T by GSM Arena (May, 2012)While it's still not as good as a hardware one, it's the next best thing - the 4.7" screen has enough real estate for big, well-spaced keys, which are thumb-friendly.
screen resolution
One X for AT&T by GSM Arena (May, 2012)Not only is it remarkably sharp (at about 312 ppi, it's virtually impossible to distinguish individual pixels), but also has great contrast and nicely saturated colors.
One X for AT&T by Book-buyer (May, 2012)The screen is still not as good as on the now two year old iPhone retina display.
memory
| 0 GB | 2 GB   | 2 GB |
processor
One X for AT&T by Pyanfar-Chanur (May, 2012)The manufacturing of the One X's newer dual-core is more efficient than the older quad-core processor, and sites benchmarking the two have come up with almost identical performance scores.
One X for AT&T by Sean-D-Rice (May, 2012)I'm blown away by how snappy this device is; the dual core processor combined with Ice Cream Sandwich make everything about this phone silky smooth.
camera resolution
| 0 MP | 8 MP  | 20 MP |
One X for AT&T by Pyanfar-Chanur (May, 2012)There is a lower-resolution front camera, but I would only imagine that would be useful for snapping thumbnail pics.
One X for AT&T by Pyanfar-Chanur (May, 2012)The flash is decent for a phone, but just like a regular camera your image quality is best when you shoot with plenty of lighting.
Performance Real world tests of HTC One X for AT&T
cpu speed
One X for AT&T by Disappointed (Aug, 2012)Pros: Fast processor (apps launch fast, phone starts up REALLY fast, never encountered any lag); Great screen; fast camera; 25GB dropbox space FREE for 2 years (look it up)!
One X for AT&T by GSM Arena (May, 2012)While this is quite a sharp departure from the quad-core sporting Tegra 3 from NVIDIA, it is the only way to enjoy LTE on the smartphone at the moment.
talk time
510 min
900 min
900 min
One X for AT&T by Billy-J.--REMARKable (Sep, 2012)I don't think it will since the most talk time per month I use is only about 20 minutes tops.
One X for AT&T by Guy-David (May, 2012)Battery size is average, could've been bigger and removable, but the battery life is very good.
Our analysis How does it stack up against its top 10 competitors
pros
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3.5 mm -
Android Market -
Capacitive -
8 MP -
1920 x 1080 @ 60 fps -
Many games and videos on the Internet require Adobe Flash -
Supports the fastest, most reliable networks -
Enables payment by phone and other wireless communications -
1280 x 720 -
312 ppi -
1.5 GHz -
4.7" -
Micro USB with MHL -
84 Mb/s (HSPA+) -
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean -
Listen to music and news from local radio stations -
8 MP -
Play games and use applications that take advantage of device rotation -
Share your cellphone's data plan with other devices -
16 GB -
9 mm
cons
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limited to the phone's built-in storage for apps and data -
Dead batteries may require the entire phone to be replaced -
69.87% -
Reviews Word on the street
 |    Rated by 3 users at amazon.com Rated 60% by by Vineet-Tyagi--Viny2cool (Jul, 2012)   Rated 100% by by Sean-D-Rice (May, 2012) Rated 100% by by NLee23 (May, 2012) |
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Screen
HTC One X for AT&T Dual Core | Rated 100% by by Daryl-Kurtz (May, 2012)Super fast with a gorgeous display - this phone has one of the best displays I've ever seen.
HTC One X for AT&T Dual Core | Rated 100% by by C.-Wang--Cheng (May, 2012)I loved the Retina Display on the iPhone, and although the Galaxy SII has a vivid OLED display, the resolution is significantly lower, and is further worsened by the larger screen.
HTC One X for AT&T Dual Core | Rated 100% by by Richard-L.-Weatherly--RichWeatherly43 (Jul, 2012)I've never seen such display quality, HD resolution, great dynamic range, realistic colors and bright.
Battery
HTC One X for AT&T Dual Core | Rated 60% by by BluelondonAs it stands, I am one week through my 30 day return period and am trying to decide weather to keep it or return it and wait for the Galaxy S3, which in my opinion does not look as nice, but has a better camera, upgradable storage, better quality and bigger screen and better battery life.
HTC One X for AT&T Dual Core | Rated 100% by by Daryl-Kurtz (May, 2012)No removable battery - the phone has great battery life, and a hard reset option built in, but if you run out of juice you can't swap out the battery.
HTC One X for AT&T Dual Core | Rated 100% by by Disappointed (Aug, 2012)As far as the concerns in other reviews (battery life; internal memory; bootloader locked, etc) I have not found these to be a problem.-Battery Life: I can get 2 days out of it easily, but I'm not using it for video and gaming on a regular basis.
Operating System
HTC One X for AT&T Dual Core | Rated 100% by by michael (Jun, 2012)I have used many android and iOS devices over the year and have to say this device took me by surprise.
HTC One X for AT&T Dual Core | Rated 100% by by smalltaco--mxted (May, 2012)Since I been using iphones since 2007 the new Android phone is definitely a fun new experience so far.
HTC One X for AT&T Dual Core | Rated 100% by by SF-real (Jun, 2012)The build quality is the best of any Android I've ever seen.
Apps
HTC One X for AT&T Dual Core | Rated 100% by by Billy-Y. (May, 2012)Cloud storage has replaced most of these needs for high memory, and with 4G, it is even easier to sync with the cloud.
HTC One X for AT&T Dual Core | Rated 100% by by Dan-Levy--Dan-Levy (Jun, 2012)I've heard of complaints about it being too aggressive, but it seems to work quite well, and memory is managed efficiently between sense, background apps, and foreground-running apps.
HTC One X for AT&T Dual Core | Rated 100% by by Jerome-A.-Kaufman--JerryKaufman (Aug, 2012)Finally, the HTC Sync Manager makes synchronizing files and information with your PC a real pleasure and a vast improvement over iTunes.
Operating system
HTC One X for AT&T Dual Core | Rated 100% by by S.-Kolinjavadi--skolin (Oct, 2012)The display is brilliant and Android with HTC sense, differentiates it enough from iOS for Apple not to sue it.
HTC One X for AT&T Dual Core | Rated 100% by by Linh-Nguyen (Jun, 2012)Using the excuse that the phone only has 1GB of RAM, they're handling multitasking very aggressively.
HTC One X for AT&T Dual Core | Rated 80% by by Pyanfar-Chanur (May, 2012)This new OS is a remarkable improvement in many small ways, such as being able to customize just about every feature (as I'd mentioned earlier with the upload settings).
Competition What else you should consider
 | 1 | LG Nexus 4 OK operating system LG Nexus 4 vs HTC One X for AT&T |
 | 2 | LG Optimus G Thinnest LG Optimus G vs HTC One X for AT&T |
 | 3 | LG Optimus 4X HD Better than usual battery capacity LG Optimus 4X HD vs HTC One X for AT&T |
 | 4 | Sony Xperia SL Rated the best by consumers Sony Xperia SL vs HTC One X for AT&T |
 | 5 | Sony Xperia T OK standby time Sony Xperia T vs HTC One X for AT&T |
 | 6 | Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket Screen uses OLED technology Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket vs HTC One X for AT&T |
 | 7 | Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE Has a keyboard Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE vs HTC One X for AT&T |
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