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
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Excellent design and finish, Good screen, Sense 6 user interface, Overall responsiveness, Excellent sound quality (speakers and lineout)
Processor and RAM limit the use of powerhungry games, Image quality in low light
The One Mini 2 has improved several aspects of the previous compact version of the One. But, while it functions well overall, it's difficult to recommend it over a G2 Mini and especially an Xperia Z1 Compact, which is now available at a more reasonable pr...
Inherits the One M8's immaculate design, Solid camera, Useful builtin apps and software
Processor struggles with general tasks such as app browsing, Better displays can be found on cheaper alternatives
The HTC One Mini 2 is one for the design purists. Due to its compact cutbacks, it’s doesn’t achieve the all-round success rate of the One M8 . It may be first to arrive at this year’s mini flagship party, but with rumours of inbound compact versions of ...
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...
Abstract: With its new flagship One (M8), HTC has further refined the award-winning design that started with the original HTC One, the M7. Expansive aluminium still features heavily of course, but this time round the plastic edge insert has gone and the metal curve...
Beautiful and premium feel design, Compact form factor, Great display and audio, Good battery life, Slick software and performance, Decent camera
Delicate bodywork, Expensive
After all this you simply have to boil it all down to whether the handset is nice/fun to use or not. And the answer is yes, it's a pleasant experience. Android KitKat is nice, Sense 6 is nice, and the performance is really rather good. Battery life and ...
The mini 2 isn't exactly small. At 4.5 inches, it's bigger than last year's mini model, and it's not far off the original HTC One. Like its bigger brother, it's made of aluminium, and feels really premium. But unlike the One M8, it has some polycarbonate
Just like last year's model, it's a little lacking under the hood. The 1.2GHz quadcore Snapdragon 400 processor (the same as Motorola's Moto G) is only slightly improved from last year's offering, and it's paired up with a paltry 1GB of RAM. Make no mista
HTC has crafted another beautiful handset in the One mini 2, but we can't help but wonder if it's speedy enough. It's armed with the same processor as Motorola's budget Moto G, but with a much heftier £360 price tag. You do get the solid M8 build though, ...
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Published: 2014-05-28, Author: Jonathan , review by: alphr.com
Nice enough, but the price is too high for a phone with such middling specifications...
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Published: 2014-05-28, Author: Dave , review by: wired.co.uk
Sleek metallic appearance, decent HD screen, powerful processor, good battery life
Camera only soso, rivals can deliver similar specs for less
The HTC One mini 2 offers a few welcome upgrades to the original and does a fairly good job of offering a cut-price alternative to the full-grown version, delivering a good range of specs without too much compromise, in an equally classy, if only slight...
Nice design and solid build, Impressive display, Good sound quality, NFC and MHL
No Zoe app yet, Expensive
Overall there are no major problems with the HTC One mini 2. It's solidly made, has a good screen, some nice features, and it performs well enough. The battery is perhaps disappointing, but there are some life extending tweaks you can apply. However, con...
That's 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, you're out of luck. It may look...
