HTC U11 Plus Hands-On Review (6 inch Phablet With Edge Sense) By GSMDome

Hi guys this is GUN on the common are here with HTC you 11, plus, yes, it has been announced, and we've got it here for a quick hands on priced at around 800 to 900 dollars. This machine switches it up to a six-inch diagonal and is basically a bigger, HTC u11. It also cuts the bezels seriously and reaches a screen to body ratio of 82%. It's no iPhone X, but the change can be seen and felt in Spider. The diagonal the device is quite well in the hand. Well, as well as a glass and metal sandwich can sit.

To be honest. It catches the light in those fantastic ways that HTC, 11 and HTC ultra also did and move the fingerprint scanner from the front to the back side. Gone are the capacitive buttons up front and the home button plus there's an interesting version of the newcomer, the one with the translucent back that will let you partially see its insides. On the hardware front, we've got the same stamp dragon, a three five six bytes of RAM and 150 G about the story from HTC 11, but the battery has received a bump to a 3930 million per hour capacity up from 3000. The screen has an atypical resolution of 2880 / 1440 pixels, with an aspect of 18 to 9.

There are also narrower bezels, of course, there's a micro SD card slot in the mix as well and back to the screen for a bit. We also get HD art and support, and the promise of higher brightness streamers will be happy with the Netflix on this HDR screen. As far as camera goes, we seem to be getting the same package as on the HTC 11, a 12 megapixel shooter, with F 1.7 aperture optical image, stabilization, dual tone: flash it can film in 4k capture, high-resolution, acoustics and the front camera is an 8 megapixel shooter stereo speakers with boom sound, are obviously included with a promise of a 30% bump in volume from the HTC u11. That's something stereo phone is also here and on the music front, we've got no audio jack, but we do get an adapter that still the edge sends functionality, letting you squeeze the edges to trigger the camera, well assist and music player or other features which you can tweak. However, there is something you hear: you cannot activate a special semi-circular menu on the side, basically a replacement for a secondary screen or if you want the galaxy s edge, shortcut area, HTC 11 plus runs on android 8.0 audio, which is nice to see on HTC phone. Finally, and it's expected to come at the end of 2017 in stores pricey a bit at least the smartphone brings a welcome change of format for HTC.

Source : GSMDome