We were hoping to be helped to remember the HTC One Max(Review| Pictures), which was a curiously large yet disappointing plastic adaptation of the first One, yet HTC has obviously learnt from that slip. The One M9+ is all metal with a premium two-tone wrap up. It’s accessible in dark, gold, and silver-gold, and we got the extraordinary silver-gold form for audit.
HTC unfortunately jettisoned its forerunners’ unibody style, and the M9+ looks like two unmistakable parts stuck together. There’s an edge where the front meets the back, which we couldn’t quit running our fingers over. The front of our audit unit was dull silver all over, yet the back half is brushed silver on the back and gold around the sides. We can’t say we truly like this look - it emerges, however in a flashy manner. The two different variations are liable to be substantially more prevalent.
Dark glass stretches out right to the front’s sides face, yet the screen itself is littler than this thus seems to have dark fringes. Above and beneath it are HTC’s trademark BoomSound speaker grilles, however this time the one on the base is split up by the unique mark sensor, which implies the speaker itself can’t be as large or as focused. On top, the front-confronting camera is particularly unmistakable.