HTC U11 Plus, per Evleaks

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Don't quote me on this....

-Dimension 158.5 x 74.9 x 8.5 mm.
-weight 188 grams.
-6 inch display screen with Screen resolution of 2880 x 1440 pixels.
-Android 8.0 Oreo and HTC Sense.
-Corning Gorilla Glass protection.
-Dual sim with Nano sim facility, Micro SD Card Slot.
-128 GB internal memory with 6 GB Ram.
-12 MP Rear Camera and 8 MP Front Camera.
-Qualcomm snapdragon 835 Processor.
-Bluetooth Version 5.0.
-Li-ion 3930 mAh Battery.
-USB-C and wireless Quick charge 3.0

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Don't quote me on this....

-Dimension 158.5 x 74.9 x 8.5 mm.
-weight 188 grams.
-6 inch display screen with Screen resolution of 2880 x 1440 pixels.
-Android 8.0 Oreo and HTC Sense.
-Corning Gorilla Glass protection.
-Dual sim with Nano sim facility, Micro SD Card Slot.
-128 GB internal memory with 6 GB Ram.
-12 MP Rear Camera and 8 MP Front Camera.
-Qualcomm snapdragon 835 Processor.
-Bluetooth Version 5.0.
-Li-ion 3930 mAh Battery.
-USB-C and wireless Quick charge 3.0

No ip67??
 

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What'd they say about the speakers?

I'm assuming it'll have improved BoomSound audio, which I'm hyped about. Even without dual front-firing speakers, the most budget smartphone in HTC's lineup that is equipped with BoomSound and a headset sounds fantastic to my ears.
 

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C'mon HTC!!

I hope it has...

FULL Verizon compatibility
High quality DAC
Boomsound
Great front and rear cameras
High quality audio recording

I need something to replace my V20!
 

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Seriously like wth?!? Could have been the "best" phone this year and they won't release in the States? :mad:

It is a beast of a phone that's for sure.
 

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Google doesn't want it competing with the Pixel 2 and XL. Just a guess on my part, but why else wouldn't they sell it here?
 

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You guys in America complain that they're not bringing the phone to the states but if they aren't selling handsets in good enough quantities then why should they bother?

At the end of the day they're a business (and a declining one at that) and if the predicted earnings are poor then who can blame them. Your carriers should be the ones to blame as their stranglehold on the handset market is what is killing these types of companies off.

You can say 'well why didnt they get a carrier deal, that would have sold devices' but setting up deals costs cash, one which HTC does not have a lot of.

(n.b. yes I am aware of the recent aqusistion of talent going to Google which has injected cash into the company however this deal would have been done far too late to have any effect on the U11+).

All I can say is that HTC are making sure they are catering to those who actually buy their phones and are able to sell the device with the least amount of hoops to jump through which they are well within their rights to do.

Hopefully they are able to negotiate deals for the U12 or whatever the 2018 flagship is called on the carrier side but if you're desperate you are always able to import the phone from the UK or other countries....we do live in a global market.
 

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