When it was released in , it was Sprint's best phone by a long shot, and one of only a few truly great Android devices. Two years later, Sprint's in dire need of another winner, and it's searching far and wide: the company paid dearly to carry the iPhone, and is also now selling the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.
Sprint's next flagship phone, though, might be another Evo. Sprint gets the Evo 4G LTE, a variant of the One X with some Evo-style design and feature tweaks, but all the same specs that made us think the One X is among the best smartphones ever made. It also has an LTE radio inside; that won't do you much good for now, but Sprint's currently readying its LTE network, and this phone will be ready for it on day one. The sum of those parts in the One X minus the kickstand made for one of our favorite phones yet — can lightning strike again with the Evo 4G LTE?
Let's find out. HTC has clearly figured out what Samsung and others haven't: materials matter. The phone is black all over, save for a silver metal strip running around the edges. The whole phone has a metallic look to it, again lending it a classy feel you won't get from a plastic Samsung phone. Even with such high build quality, the Evo's still thin 8. The Evo is a fairly minimal device on the front, but around back things get crazy. The bottom of the back panel is a smooth matte black, and feels really nice to hold.
The top part of the panel is a glossy black surface, with a red-ringed camera lens in the middle. It's quite striking, and actually looks pretty good out of the box — five minutes later, though, the top is riddled with fingerprints and doesn't look nearly as nice. I'm picky about fingerprints, and found myself constantly wiping both the front and back of the Evo on my jeans to try and clean off the surfaces.
The two pieces of the back are split by a red stripe that houses an Evo classic: a kickstand. The stand is barely noticeable in the red stripe until you pull it out which is oddly difficult to do, by the way , and when extended it holds the Evo up at a handful of different positions. It's a sturdy stand, and a nice thing to have if you want to watch movies in bed or use your phone as an alarm clock, but it's also totally unobtrusive if you don't want to use it. Sprint loves its kickstands, and so do I, so I'm glad to see it work so well here.
The Evo is huge — it has to be, with a 4. I wish the power button were mounted on the side, where it's easier to reach without shimmying your hand up the side of the phone, but otherwise the phone is sensibly laid out and completely usable. The headphone jack sits next to the power button on top; there's a dedicated camera button on the right side, underneath the two volume buttons. If you pry the top glossy back panel off, you'll get access to a microSD card slot and some cool-looking circuitry.
The microSD slot is a definite advantage over the finite storage of the One X, despite being a little hard to access underneath the back panel. There's also 16GB of internal storage. All the controls blend nicely into the phone's edges, but the flip side is that they can be hard to press, and occasionally take two or three mashes to respond. The Evo's design is probably a more polarizing one than the other One series phones — you'll either love or hate the two-tone back.
Regardless, the Evo certainly lives up to the high bar set by the One X and One S in terms of build and material quality. More than once, I found myself just sort of staring at the Evo's 4. It's the best display I've ever seen on a smartphone by a long shot, and one of the best screens I've ever looked at, period. It has nearly degree viewing angles, and the most accurate color reproduction I've seen — many displays give off a slightly warm color temperature or are too high-contrast, but the Evo's display is exactly right.
At p it's so high-res that I can't make out individual pixels, and in general it's far superior to the PenTile display on the Galaxy Nexus and many other smartphones. A phone's display is arguably its most important feature at this point, since it's the thing you'll be starting at all the time. HTC 10 evo is powered by an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor.
The HTC 10 evo runs Android 7. As far as the cameras are concerned, the HTC 10 evo on the rear packs megapixel camera. It sports an 8-megapixel camera on the front for selfies. HTC 10 evo is based on Android 7. The HTC 10 evo measures It was launched in Gunmetal and Glacier Silver colours. Display 5. Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon HTC 10 evo Price in India.
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