HTC U11 Unboxing & First Look By Mobile Geezer

Hey folks mobile Giza here with my unboxing and setup of the HTC u11. So let's get started so here's the box. It comes in simple classy packaging, I, don't know if you can see this, but it gives some specs Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 5.5 inch, Gorilla Glass quad HD display Gorilla Glass 5, that is SD card up to 2, terabytes, 4, gigabytes of RAM, a 12 megapixel rear camera, HTC ultrapixel 3, with iOS in a 16 megapixel selfie front camp F, 2.0 aperture as incense, which means it's for squeezing and ip67 in water resistant as HTC ultrasonic tear phones that come with it, because there's no headphone jack with this has 3d audio, recording HTC boom sound, the fingerprint sensor, and it's Qualcomm 3.0 quick charge. So we'll take the unboxing knife and get this opened up very tight wrapping on this and very tightly squeezed together box. Two right now we're inside, so we'll see what we've got. We've got a quick charging, brick our earphones and, of course, our power cable.

So let's take the phone out. I got the amazing silver front up top. We have an LED notification light here at peace, which also functions as a speaker simply set your microphone in front facing camera top. We have our SIM tray for ISP, Carter NOS in and, of course, an antenna band on the left side, completely clean, nothing there, the right aisle volume up and down and on textured power button, which is always helpful, I, don't regret what looks to be another microphone, USB charging port in our bottom speakers and on the back of course, on the back of dual LED flash in a 12 megapixel camera with a little HTC branding and under the glass, so we'll power. This on and we'll see what else is in the box while it boots up other usual papers, there's our sim tool, and they give us a little case for the back, probably because it's so smudgy, but this one is clear.

So we can see the beauty of the phone through, like you include adaptive, but those that want to use regular headphones, and they give you a microfiber cleaning :, because they know it's going to be a smudge magnet and the usual pamphlets. That seems to be bedded for the box, and it looks like it's finishing its boot up, starting up for the first time, and now we can get started, someone will go and put my information in, and we'll see what it looks like fully booted up and there we are so this is running HTC Sense next time you see this room for me. I'll have the Google launcher, monitor I always do both HTC uses blink feed as their newsfeed, and this is my first HTC phone. So we'll see how I, like that sure, is a gorgeous phone to look at, though, would you feel like you have to wipe off the smudges constant with look what it does with the light, though so I'm going to put this little hard case on it right now? Just so I don't keep smudging everything up. Okay, we can still see the beauty of the phone.

Maybe that'll help with the fingerprints. It's a nice hard case. I just want to show you that the fingerprint sensor really seems very quick and accurate. Of course, I still have to learn all the squeeze functions with the first default squeeze charge the camera one. So we'll give it a try, and it did turn the camera on nicely I think it learns your squeezes better and better as you use the phone, so I'll just take a picture of my LG g6 squeeze, and it shows you that you've taken a picture.

That's cool! Take a quick look at the two pictures we took so at least we know that that works also I just wanted to show you a bit. It is running Android, 7.1.1, nougat, capacitive back and home buttons and B just pressed down at the bottom. They show up client to test the sound, because I've heard the speakers are great, the tutoring Warlord top and bottom and finally, a slice comparison on the right, the LGG six with that 18 by nine display, which makes it feel small in your hands that HTC decided to stick with the normal sixteen by nine. Next we have the big while we make nine in the Moto G 5 Plus seems small compared to the rest. So that's my unboxing of the HTC.

U 11, look like a really gorgeous phone and so far I'm very pleased. I have a lot to learn, and I'll be showing you the usual samples as we go on. So as always, comments are welcome and thanks for watching.

Source : Mobile Geezer