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HTC enters the bezel-less race with the U11+ Comments

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  • AnonD-72449
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  • 02 Nov 2017

HTC's used to be the King of headphone jacks and now it doesn't even include one lol. Nothing can properly replace it yet. Bluetooth 5.0 is still inconsistent with my testing on two different devices that offer it (OnePlus 5 & Note 8). And the dongles some companies include in the box are rubbish. With the exception of the new Razer phone which AT LEAST has a built in DAC into their dongle. Google (Android) themselves are making it hard for headphone/manufacturers to make good USB C alternatives which is why this thing sucks for us consumers!

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  • Gem
  • IbG
  • 02 Nov 2017

Should have released this instead of gigantic U Ultra

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  • Anonymous
  • pWQ
  • 02 Nov 2017

Well, the design is obviously better (in my opinion) as the bezels are now smaller and this is actually one of few good-looking HTC's. Design-wise, great job. However, I still remember my One M8 too well (felt like HTC totally ripped me off, nowhere near worth the original asking price I paid). So I'm doubtful I'll ever use my own money and get one of their phones again. 2 different models were enough. :-)

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  • AnonD-491921
  • gwy
  • 02 Nov 2017

Ghostwolf, 02 Nov 2017You are probably correct. Why bring a better spec phone when Americans with buy the less capab... morerazer phone?

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  • AnonD-491921
  • gwy
  • 02 Nov 2017

lagos, 02 Nov 2017You're only correct about the fact that it does help make the phone more waterproof. Everyt... moreUSB-C

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  • AnonD-603644
  • am7
  • 02 Nov 2017

Anonymous, 02 Nov 2017Mi mix is 84. Also yeah even I don't get the bezel and all comments. How much difference is it... moreSorry, I meant the Mix2. My bad.

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  • AnonD-603644
  • am7
  • 02 Nov 2017

Alien , 02 Nov 2017Sony, Samsung and LG did not remove the 3.5mm jack. They also have SD card slot and waterproo... moreThe only one out of those 3 that even makes use of their 3.5 port is LG, when htc removed their port, it was to introduce a better way to enjoy your sound. How many phones ship with good quality ANC buds? HTC has removed the jack, but it's given a solution far superior than the former.

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  • JayJay
  • 4PG
  • 02 Nov 2017

What an awesome phone this would have been if it had a 3.5 mm jack

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  • Ghostwolf
  • 4NU
  • 02 Nov 2017

TheOneGuy, 02 Nov 2017Not bringing the phone to the North America must be a deal between HTC and Google. This phone ... moreYou are probably correct. Why bring a better spec phone when Americans with buy the less capable Pixel2 for more money.

Pretty pathetic. All other markets EXCEPT the US seem to get the better phones while we get the minimum spec units at stupid prices.

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  • Fitbri
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  • 02 Nov 2017

AnonD-703864, 02 Nov 2017Super LCD6 (HTC U11+) Or Amoled (Samsung) Please help I know Super LCD5 - - - > IPS ... moreNokia and HTC went for super 6 LCD screen. Nokias mimics that of oled and the best LCD ever created, all for good reasin. Win win for lasting durability, crisp colours, brightness, colour, naturalness. The U11+ looks awesome

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  • Anonymous
  • 7Ac
  • 02 Nov 2017

People are crying for Amoled screen but look at all the Amoled that came out this year, even the S8 had problems with their "superior" screen Pfft

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  • CaptainCommonSense
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  • 02 Nov 2017

acemang, 02 Nov 2017you can use your 3.5 headphones with the adaptor provided. if you are going to carry the cable... moreI'm glad to see some people still use their brains and not make a tragedy of the fact that the 3.5mm jack is gone from a frigging phone. But like someone else said, children are always going to complain, even though you explained that one can live perfectly fine without it.
For the people saying removing 3.5mm has nothing to do with waterproofing: of course it does, use your brains. Extra hole in the case, means extra measures have to be taken to keep it watertight. It's not impossible, just harder. Some phone makers just don't want the hassle anymore.
For the people praising the high quality and immortality of the 3.5mm jack, please explain to an electronics engineer the intricacies of a connector with just 3 frigging not at all special wires coming out of it.

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  • Alien
  • ndn
  • 02 Nov 2017

Raphi7, 02 Nov 2017I really agree! Nothing ia perfect, BUT oh when Apple or Samsung remove the headphone jack the... moreSony, Samsung and LG did not remove the 3.5mm jack.
They also have SD card slot and waterproofing at the same time.
At the same time (excthey are also really bezeless

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  • lagos
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  • 02 Nov 2017

Rafe Firmani, 02 Nov 2017All you people with the 3.5mm jack really need to get over it. You sound like babies that just... moreYou're only correct about the fact that it does help make the phone more waterproof.

Everything else, far from the truth. The 3.5mm jack is dying anytime soon. If anything, thanks to cheap, amazing audiophile gear coming out from China, it'll only stay.

Despite bluetooth audio making great strides with bluetooth 4.0 onwards & the recent inclusion of Aptx/LDAC technology (provided your phone enables/has it. Still uncommon), it's still LESS SUPERIOR than their wired counterparts. It's also the most used connector OUTSIDE of smartphones e.g car audio, desktop amplifier & speakers... to name a few, so removing it is an inconvenience.

This ISN'T THE SAME like when CD players were replaced by iPods/Mp3 players.

There hasn't been any tech that surpasses the 3.5mm jack/wired audio production costs, convenience or sound quality, yet.

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  • TheProphet
  • T3h
  • 02 Nov 2017

Why don't you talk about iPhone 8, 8 Plus bezels? Most of smartphones removed headphone jack and most of you accept it, except hTC smartphones. If you check previous news about U11 Plus, you may see 4000 mAh battery, but people still complaints. WTF? Do iPhone, Samsung or another devices have 4000 mAh and thich 8.5 mm? Of course, Not! You just read someone's comment and don't think with your brain, just a complaint. hTC released many things and many companies still use them. Whatever, Haters are going to hate!

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  • TheOneGuy
  • gP6
  • 02 Nov 2017

Not bringing the phone to the North America must be a deal between HTC and Google. This phone destroys the pixel 2 variants. Only an assumption.

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  • LLL
  • u7V
  • 02 Nov 2017

Trolls and haters are flooding the comment section of U11 Plus dedicated page as well
https://m.gsmarena.com/htc_u11+-reviews-8908.php

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  • Stan
  • rRU
  • 02 Nov 2017

AnonD-664707, 02 Nov 2017Why not in North America?? That's going to be a big loss for HTC. Its HTC.... They always screw something up.
I was eagerly waiting on this phone to arrive, but with availability only in Europe and Asia, i dont see how i'll be able to use it in US. As with most non-US phone models, its modem is probably missing a few crucial high speed frequencies, used by the likes of AT&T, Verizon and TMobile.

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  • AnonD-308477
  • JH8
  • 02 Nov 2017

Rafe Firmani, 02 Nov 2017All you people with the 3.5mm jack really need to get over it. You sound like babies that just... moreyup im a jack baby :) . To buy a newer htc phone is also to agree with the remove of the jack.
So yes im a baby for not agree to it and it's up to me .

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  • AnonD-441527
  • 33P
  • 02 Nov 2017

Everyone says that huge chin is for display drivers. I'm just wondering where do Samsung and Xiaomi hide their display drivers? In their factory basement?

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