#HTC ONE M9 REVIEW MKBHD 1080P#
#HTC ONE M9 REVIEW MKBHD FULL#

#HTC ONE M9 REVIEW MKBHD FULL#

As with previous ultrapixel incarnations HTC promises improved low light performance over the competitio for this camera. Last year there was very little gap between the announcement and the release of the M8, and most sites had their full reviews up within a day or so of the announcement (not the 'weve only had the device for 24 hours but were going to pretend this is a detailed review and even comment on battery life' stuff you see from some places - The Verge, Im looking at you). Next to the lens you'll find a dual-tone flash unit for a more natural color response when shooting with flash and the front camera features a comeback of the ultrapixels with a 4MP BSI unit and wide-angle view. We were all disappointed with cameras on HTC phones in the last few years. The 441ppi screen is sharp and bright enough, more importantly, it doesn’t drain the battery as fast. I’m glad that HTC didn’t go with QHD screens on most flagships this year.

#HTC ONE M9 REVIEW MKBHD 1080P#

It has also lost the M8's secondary camera that captured depth information which means that the M8's Duo Cam features are not available on the M9. The HTC One M9 uses the same 1080p SuperLCD 5-inch display covered in Gorilla Glass. 1' shorter, but all other dimensions are essentially the. The back is slightly less curved and it is a mere. Like the M8 the M9 has to make do without an optical image stabilization system. The HTC One M9s solid, brushed aluminum body is nearly identical to last years M8. The M9 is also the first One model that is capable of recording 4K video. The lens offers an equivalent focal length of 27.8mm and is covered with scratch-resistant sapphire glass. The new model comes with a 20MP BSI CMOS sensor and at F2.2 a slightly slower lens than the M8.

In the camera department HTC has finally dropped the 4 'ultrapixel' sensor of the predecessors that produced only very mediocre image quality results in our testing. With the 0. I plan to start actually reviewing more of them. As a result, I use and test a lot of different Android phones. It’s no secret that I’m a fan of Android. Note that a slightly longer version, with some pictures and a quote is available at LQ. The One M9 is a touch smaller and thinner than its predecessor but with its dual-tone metal unibody the design language is very similar. The HTC One M9+ is essentially a larger version of its flagship, with a few minor, but noticeable, tweaks. Here’s my review from the latest episode of Bad Voltage.

Htc one m9 review mkbhd