Re: What about the M8 DON'T you like?
- METAL: This phone lives or dies by its metal design. If it weren't metal, it wouldn't sell 5 units. If you love metal, that's great. But I prefer plastic, primarily because I prefer light phones to heavy and ...
lol the HTC M8 is 160g while the S5 is 145g. Are you telling me you can actually feel the difference of 0.5 ounces? I can't imagine you have any ability to carry heavy weight if you can notice that difference.
- The battery is not replaceable. Maybe not an issue if they'd put more juice in it, but seems kind of weak to me.
Not a problem if the phone can last the day tbh. But, because I have the HTC One, I know the battery is still pretty whack.
- Blinkfeed: Useless to me, as I'd rather use something like Feedly, or even Flipboard would be better.
Disable it. Although, I LOVE Blinkfeed. Gets me through my morning commutes.
- Black bezel and mediocre camera (I know others have already commented on these)
Truly the two things that stops this phone from being the titan that it could have been.
Which is really dumb, because it apparently scratches easily.
It doesn't scratch easily. You'd be surprised how much force you need to scratch up anodized aluminum.
But honestly, that isn't its only appeal. Sense UI is arguably the best Android Skin on the market, it is very swift and lagless.
The camera, ignoring the resolution issues, still take great low light pictures.
The gestures. Some people are just suckers for those things.
The 5mp front facing wide lens camera...selfie palooza.
Boomsound, although you discredited it, is a selling point for many.
But now I have to ask myself...what really sells phones these days?