This is simply the best Android phone I've used.

[sniffs]

and I've used a TON of them. I'm the mobile guy at my company and I go through phones like they are going out of style.

What HTC has done with Sense and ICS is simply elegant. I can't describe it any other way.

When you compare Sense 4 to TouchWiz and MotoBlur, the latter 2 are real rough around the edges. Sense 4 almost has a iOS-like appeal to it.. HTC has a winner and needs to get more marketing to this device, more commercials, more carrier marketing/ads.

I've not really found any thing bad about this phone, everything it does, it does extremely well, the UI is very pleasing to the eyes, the device is super light, battery lasts all day, 0 complaints.

HTC finally brought a device to market that is just a beautiful device.

 

[I Monarch]

HTC and AT&T aren't going to start marketing this phone until the the push for the Lumia 900 is over on May 20th. Then you'll start seeing commercials, and a bigger focus on the One X in store.

 

[mkhred1]

I love the phone too. I don't miss my iPhone at all.

 

[karmamule]

My smartphone history is:

iPhone 3G
iPhone 3GS
Motorola Droid
Droid Incredible
HTC Thunderbolt
HTC Rezound
HTC One X

Like you I think this is *by far* the best cellphone I've ever owned. All the others were very good, but there was always one or two aspects that I had to "live with". There's none of that with the HOX. Love it.

 

[nlocurto]

I have a pretty good phone history as well... The HTC One X is BY FAR the best phone I have ever owned.

Phone History:

• HTC One X
• HTC Titan II
• Nokia Lumia 900
• Samsung Galaxy Nexus (International Unlocked GSM on AT&T)
• Samsung Galaxy Nexus (Verizon CDMA)
• Samsung Galaxy Note
• Samsung Galaxy SII Skyrocket
• HTC Titan
• Apple iPhone 4S
• Palm Pre 2
• Apple iPhone 4
• Samsung Focus
• HTC Aria
• Apple iPhone 3GS
• Palm Pre +
• Blackberry Storm 2
• Apple iPhone 3G
• Palm Pre
• Blackberry Storm
• Apple iPhone
• Blackberry Bold
• Blackberry Curve
• Blackberry Pearl
• Palm Treo 700
• Blackberry 8820
• HTC Touch Pro
• Motorola RAZR V3i
• Motorola RAZR V3
• Blackberry 8800
• Motorola Q
• Palm Treo 750
• Samsung Blackjack
• Blackberry 7290
• Blackberry 7100
• Palm Treo 650
• Sony Ericsson P990 (International Unlocked)
• Nokia E62
• LG CU500V
• Blackberry 7280
• Kyocera 7135
• Handspring Treo 600
• Blackberry 7520
• Motorola i95cl
• Blackberry 6510
• Handspring Treo 300

 

[antbolt]

I have a pretty good phone history as well... The HTC One X is BY FAR the best phone I have ever owned.

Phone History:

• HTC One X
• HTC Titan II
• Nokia Lumia 900
• Samsung Galaxy Nexus (International Unlocked GSM on AT&T)
• Samsung Galaxy Nexus (Verizon CDMA)
• Samsung Galaxy Note
• Samsung Galaxy SII Skyrocket
• HTC Titan
• Apple iPhone 4S
• Palm Pre 2
• Apple iPhone 4
• Samsung Focus
• HTC Aria
• Apple iPhone 3GS
• Palm Pre +
• Blackberry Storm 2
• Apple iPhone 3G
• Palm Pre
• Blackberry Storm
• Apple iPhone
• Blackberry Bold
• Blackberry Curve
• Blackberry Pearl
• Palm Treo 700
• Blackberry 8820
• HTC Touch Pro
• Motorola RAZR V3i
• Motorola RAZR V3
• Blackberry 8800
• Motorola Q
• Palm Treo 750
• Samsung Blackjack
• Blackberry 7290
• Blackberry 7100
• Palm Treo 650
• Sony Ericsson P990 (International Unlocked)
• Nokia E62
• LG CU500V
• Blackberry 7280
• Kyocera 7135
• Handspring Treo 600
• Blackberry 7520
• Motorola i95cl
• Blackberry 6510
• Handspring Treo 300

Holy crap, can I borrow one?

 

[nlocurto]

Holy crap, can I borrow one?

LOL, Don't have most of them anymore...

 

[fernandez21]

I have two lines, a primary line for friends and family and secondary line work. for the last couple of years my secondary lines has gone through the following phone:
Nokia e71x, Palm pre plus, htc inspire 4g, moto atrix, htc surround, Samsung focus, Samsung nexus s, Dell venue pro, Palm pre 3, blackberry torch 4g, and htc vivid.

my main line has been more stable, since I started using smart phones it's been:
Samsung blackjack, iPhone 3g, iPhone 4, iPhone 4s.

as you can seethe iPhone has been the only device/ecosystem that has satisfied me for any length of time and has been a staple as my main phone. however that 4 year reign has ended, after using the htc one x it has replaced the iPhone as my main devise, while the iPhone was demoted to the second line. it really is the best phone out right now as long as sealed battery and 16gb storage arent deal breakers.

 

[nlocurto]

while the iPhone was demoted to the second line. it really is the best phone out right now as long as sealed battery and 16gb storage arent deal breakers.

iOS and the apple ecosystem are played out. Same ol thing for the past what 4 years? I got SO tired of iOS I couldn't take it anymore.

With ICS Android has become a very fluid OS. Everything integrates the way it should now. The added features, customization, larger (By Far) variety, large app selection, and these new quality devices (One X, Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy SIII Etc..) I truly believe Android is the best choice out there right now.

 

[sniffs]

I've ordered 2 more HTC One X's for co-workers.. I'm pushing this thing hard. My last and only HTC Android device was the Incredible.. I liked it, but felt it was lacking. Since then I've had numerous Motorola devices.. I won't be going back to Motorola anytime soon.

 

[icebike]

I would go so far as to say that the One X is the best smartphone EVER, and that it beats ever other phone TODAY, Iphone, WinPhone, Samsung, you name it.

And I say this even though I have to work around the Wifi Connectivity bug.

Its simply an awesome phone.

 

[neoenigma]

I concur. This device blows me away daily. The design is so elegant and gorgeous. I wanted it for that reason alone. Nevermind that the performance is SCREAMING fast and the display is mind-bogglingly good.

 

[sniffs]

I *wish* the 4G-LTE changed colors like regular ICS is supposed to, but hey, we're splitting hairs here.

 

[anon(4735768)]

While my phone history is relatively small, this is honestly the best phone/device I've ever used.

Blackberry Storm (/wrists)
iPhone 3GS
iPhone 4
iPhone 4S
Lumia 900 (briefly)
HTC One X