The One M9 is HTC’s third attempt at this whole all-metal design thing that they think is a major selling point. With our Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge reviews out of the way, I have had some more time to get the One M9 back in my hand and jot those down.īut before we get into the nitty gritty, let us first recap HTC’s newest flagship. The pages have been updated to reflect that - battery life and benchmarks improved, while the camera, display, audio quality and loudspeaker are essentially the same as before.After using the HTC One M9 on and off for the last month, I think it’s probably time that we talk about some thoughts on it in an official review-like capacity. Update, April 3: we wrote this article using a pre-release Galaxy S6, but we received a retail unit and re-ran all the tests. Consider this a preview of what's on the next page, the hardware comparison.
With all that HTC can still claim to have the more premium design and the better loudspeakers, while Samsung will point to the thinner, lighter chassis and sharper screen. Snapdragon 810 on the other hand has had difficulties keeping cool, which reduces its performance potential. Samsung went its own way to leverage its manufacturing advantage - while the basic design isn't too different, the 14nm process keeps the chipset running cool. Of course, both phones are built around new and powerful chipsets. Samsung Galaxy S6 and the HTC One M9 getting ready for a fight The old UltraPixel isn't dead, it's now serving selfie duties - great for low-light shots from a night out. The PR team can crow about the high-resolution camera with 2160p video. The design is the same, the screen is the same, there's no fingerprint scanner, the stereo loudspeakers are an old perk and so on.
That said, it's making a bet that the majority of consumers don't care about expandable storage and removable batteries.
The design is new, the screen is QHD, the camera has optical image stabilization, the fingerprint scanner is an improved design and so on. Samsung will not have any issues in presenting the Galaxy S6 as a brand new, much improved device.
#Note 4 vs htc one m9 review android
HTC once ruled the Android world, but has since been supplanted by Samsung. Samsung's revamped design erodes this difference, while HTC stepped up its camera game.
The last two generations of HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S were separated by the looks versus practicality debate.
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