The HTC One X is the first phone in the market to feature the groundbreaking CPU from Nvidia, Tegra 3. Needless to say, this single fact has brought the HTC One X a lot of attention from the masses as well as the experts and analysts of the Android world.
As is natural, a review of the HTC One X with its smashing Tegra 3 CPU was in order. The following is a list of the positives and negatives of this phone.
HTC One X: The Positives
- A design that blends in the two foundations of a good phone i.e. beauty and durability.
- An especially large screen that is big as well as bright. The screen has wonderful viewing angles but tends to be difficult to see outdoors.
- The user interface of Sense 4.0 is an improvement on its already special previous version.
- The camera of the HTC One X also deserves a mention not only in terms of the quality of the photos in question but also the speed with which it can be opened and used.
- The battery life of the HTC One X should also be commended.
- The performance of the HTC One X is a class apart as there are barely any glitches in its usage, even while running heavy duty applications and websites.
HTC One X: The Negatives
- Aesthetically, the phone could have avoided putting buttons in the screen particularly as there are capacitive buttons on it.
- The HTC One X can get fussy with apps such as Pandora and Speedtest.
- The size of the phone’s screen also turns out to be one of its bigger weaknesses. The phone is 4.7 inches big which basically means that any average individual would have trouble operating the phone with a single hand.
- The sound output of the phone is only mediocre and does not whet the appetite, whether on headphones or speakers.
- There should have been a feature for expandable storage, which can put off some people.
- There are also reports of the HTC One X having display issues such as continuous flickering of the screen.
The HTC One X with its Tegra 3 CPU, in a nutshell, is one of the best Android phones on the market.
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