The New HTC One M9 still radiates premium grade design as known for htc devices but comes with a more refined look with dual finish turning away from the unibody design on the M8. The 5 inch Super LCD3 1080p Display is here to stay and seek not to compete with other flagships on QuadHD resolution.
For hardware, its a different story as HTC made sure it gets the latest Snapdragon 810 Octa-Core 64Bit Processor with Adreno 430 Graphics coupled with more ram at 3GB and 32GB Internal Storage with expandability that will sure make the M9 a competitive powerhouse machine.
With the UltraPixel fiasco, they went back to the old but more reliable standard, packing a 1/2.3" Toshiba Sensor with aperture of F/2.2 at 20MP for primary rear camera with Dual LED / Tone Flash but makes use of UltraPixels for front-facing at 4UP. Support 4K Video Recording and RAW.
Comes with complete range of connectivity - LTE, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, NFC and TV Out via MHL. Battery is at 2840mAh with fast charging.
Software side it will run the latest Android Lollipop with updated Sense 7 UI.
HTC is gearing for a great comeback with One M9 with its premium and sturdy construction match with powerful hardware, improved camera and connectivity plus one of the best and intuitive UI. Exciting to see it pit against Sammy's new rendition, the S6.
HTC M9
Android 5.x Lollipop
HTC Sense 7
5 inch 1080p HD Super LCD3 Display
Octa-Core 64Bit Processor
Snapdragon 810
Adreno 430 GPU
3GB RAM
32GB Internal Storage
Expandable via MicroSD
20MP BSI Rear Camera
1/2.3" Toshiba Sensor
F/2.2 aperture
Dual-LED Dual-Tone Flash
4K Video Recording
Saphire Glass
4UP Front Camera
LTE
WiFi a/b/g/n/ac
Bluetooth 4.1
NFC
GPS, aGPS, Glonass
TV-Out
2840mAh Non-Removable Battery
Fast Charging
Rose Gold, Gun Metal Gray, Pink model and with Gold accents and Full Gold version
HTC Grip
HTC Grip is a band accessory that keeps tracks time, date, calls, messages and fitness data on a 1.8inch (32 x 160p) PMOLED Curved Display. Like any other accessories, it needs to be paired with your smartphone. GPS is enabled but in comparison to other fitness accessories it lack sensors such as heart rate.
