Testseek.com have collected 244 expert reviews of the HTC One Mini 2 / One Remix and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for HTC One Mini 2 / One Remix.
July 2014
(77%)
244 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
A bit more expensive than the average midrange Android phone
Mini smartphones generally leave us wanting: yes they're relatively compact for those with smaller hands and pockets, but they sacrifice specs. You simply don't get the same high end CPU here, but HTC hasn't skimped on RAM or storage, and the cameras are ...
Published: 2014-07-03, Author: Chris , review by: techworld.com
The HTC One mini 2 is one of the better examples of a mid-ranged version of a flagship smartphone. It has the same premium feel as the M8 with only a few downgrades - namely a lower res screen and no Duo Camera or IR blaster. The camera is a little disapp...
Very well-built chassis, Metal casing, Elegant design, Decent cameras, Great speakers, Good speech quality
Difficult maintenance, Screen's bluish cast, Only adequate performance, Tool indispensable for removing micro-SD
We all know that children sometimes have minds of their own. It can even happen that they are better than their parents in some things. We saw that the little ones even occasionally manage to surpass their big idols in Sony's Xperia Z1 Compact . Now HTC'...
Published: 2014-06-03, Author: Alex , review by: recombu.com
Great HD screen, Attractive, premium design, Fantastic user experience, Good connectivity
Too big to be classed as 'mini', Camera is average, HTC One (M7) is cheaper, better spec
It looks like a top tier HTC, but things aren't quite as they seem. Is the new HTC One Mini 2 a downscaled flagship, or simply a mid-range smartphone in a fancy suit? As we mentioned in our hands-on , the One Mini 2 is the latest offering in the 'mini p...
Smaller construction is more accessible than its flagship big brother, Same great HTC metal build and aesthetic, BoomSound, even if smaller, provides a good experience, Expandable memory, Despite mid-tier processing package, benefits from fast and simplis
Not exactly 'mini,' as it is about as big as last year's One M7, Smaller screen size is a bit less fun, Snapdragon 400, while good, can still be bogged down, Battery life decidedly average, Despite higher resolution camera, app loses modes and photos lose
We’ve dissected these two extensively, but at the end of the day, it boils down to size preference. By sticking with the HTC One mini 2, you merely get a phone that matches its siblings premium construction, but in a compact package that’s more managea...
Thats a matter of where your expectations sit. If you were hoping for HTC to "do a Sony" by shrinking down the M8 and keeping the top-flight specs, just as Sony miniaturised its Xperia Z1 for the sublime Xperia Z1 Compact, youre out of luck. It may look...
There's no doubt in my mind that the HTC One mini 2 is among the best mid-range devices you can buy. The design, materials, and build quality are surpassed only by HTC itself with the larger One. What the mini 2 lacks in sheer volume of features, it makes...
Abstract: Most of the excitement in the global smartphone market is found at the high end, where premium handsets packed to the gills with cutting-edge technology battle for consumers' attention in developed markets. As we have now established, however, that's not ...
A competent 'mini' flagship, but the competition's fierceWhen I first laid eyes on the HTC One Mini 2 a few weeks back, my initial reaction was "here we go again." I expected another mid-range mini, a cut-down, compromised version of one of the best Andro...
