HTC did it, their back, solid phone, back to the basics, blah blah hype hype review hype.... Fail.
I've owned many HTC phones and love them over all the rest. I was really looking forward the new flagship HTC 10 to set sail in my hands but I am beyond disappointed, partly at the dysfunctional phone and mostly at the hype reviews flooding the internet oozing over the HTC 10 like it is rock solid piece of equipment.
I've owned and operated the HTC 10 for about 36 hours now and already have a replacement orderd. In the 36 hours I've owned the HTC 10, I am plagued with several major malfunctions that I have never had on another HTC device.
1) When the phone is vertical (not rotated), the top half of the phone is unusable because the notification bar jumps out over anything you are running. For example, just browsing the internet, the white address bar at the top is untouchable because the notification bar pops out over it anytime you get your fingers near the top. I can't even create a phone contact because to save a phone contact you must click the check mark in the top right corner, impossible.
2) There is no manual touch screen calibration at all like in the past HTC android settings, gone.
3) Keyboard is whack. Anytime I press a it does aa no matter what. Looks like aaytime I do use aa, I haave to delete one of the double aas. Touchscreen or software... Who cares, FAIL.
4) HTC 10 customer and editorial reviews boast that the phone's hardware is superior. So maybe the specs are the same as the S7 or close but did I tell you about this brand new HTC 10 I have in which the power button does not work anymore. I literally can not use the power button to turn off the phone, it simply does not work anymore. It worked for almost 30 hours, now it's tapped out and I feel like choke slamming the tech bloggers who sung sweet praises of hardware superiority.
5) 2 day battery life... lol. I've drained and charged this phone twice in less than 36 hours. It's battery is about as good as my 3 year old HTC One MAX.
I might just put a .40 cal round through this HTC 10 phone on principle and hate for the paperweight that it is.
I've owned many HTC phones and love them over all the rest. I was really looking forward the new flagship HTC 10 to set sail in my hands but I am beyond disappointed, partly at the dysfunctional phone and mostly at the hype reviews flooding the internet oozing over the HTC 10 like it is rock solid piece of equipment.
I've owned and operated the HTC 10 for about 36 hours now and already have a replacement orderd. In the 36 hours I've owned the HTC 10, I am plagued with several major malfunctions that I have never had on another HTC device.
1) When the phone is vertical (not rotated), the top half of the phone is unusable because the notification bar jumps out over anything you are running. For example, just browsing the internet, the white address bar at the top is untouchable because the notification bar pops out over it anytime you get your fingers near the top. I can't even create a phone contact because to save a phone contact you must click the check mark in the top right corner, impossible.
2) There is no manual touch screen calibration at all like in the past HTC android settings, gone.
3) Keyboard is whack. Anytime I press a it does aa no matter what. Looks like aaytime I do use aa, I haave to delete one of the double aas. Touchscreen or software... Who cares, FAIL.
4) HTC 10 customer and editorial reviews boast that the phone's hardware is superior. So maybe the specs are the same as the S7 or close but did I tell you about this brand new HTC 10 I have in which the power button does not work anymore. I literally can not use the power button to turn off the phone, it simply does not work anymore. It worked for almost 30 hours, now it's tapped out and I feel like choke slamming the tech bloggers who sung sweet praises of hardware superiority.
5) 2 day battery life... lol. I've drained and charged this phone twice in less than 36 hours. It's battery is about as good as my 3 year old HTC One MAX.
I might just put a .40 cal round through this HTC 10 phone on principle and hate for the paperweight that it is.