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HTC One M8 for Windows, Gunmetal Grey 32GB (Verizon Wireless)
| Brand | HTC |
| Operating System | Microsoft Windows |
| CPU Speed | 2.3 GHz |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 32 GB |
| Screen Size | 5 Inches |
| Model Name | One M8 |
| Wireless Carrier | Verizon |
| Cellular Technology | 4G |
| Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi |
| Color | Gray |
About this item
- Display: 5.0-inches
- Camera: HTC Duo
- Processor Speed: 2.3 GHz
- OS: Windows Phone 8.1
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HTC One (M8) for Windows
The HTC One (M8) for Windows combines a stunning design with the unique Windows Phone 8.1 and innovative HTC features. Enjoy the sleek look of a full-metal unibody. Get help managing your life with Cortana, a virtual personal assistant. Take photos with more depth and more light using the Duo Camera.
Features
Enjoy a Stunning Design
The HTC One (M8) for Windows, a Verizon exclusive, provides a premium, inspired design that features a full-metal unibody. Tapered edges make the smartphone look slim and sleek, while soft curves make it a joy to hold. The display adds to the smartphone’s premium style, with 5 inches of Full HD viewing.
Get Advice from Your Personal Assistant
Meet Cortana, the virtual assistant built into this Windows Phone 8.1 smartphone. Cortana learns your habits every day and provides useful reminders and recommendations, such as offering traffic and weather alerts before you head to work.
Capture Great Photos and Enhance Them
Take professional-looking photos with more depth and more light using the Duo Camera on the HTC One (M8) for Windows. After you capture a photo, change the focus on objects with UFocus and add 3D style to your images with Dimension Plus.
Replace Your TV Remote Control
Cut through the clutter of remotes with HTC Sense TV. With a built-in infrared transmitter, universal remote and visual TV program guide, the HTC One (M8) for Windows will become the starting point of your living-room entertainment experience.
Hear Audio with Balance and Clarity
Dual front-facing stereo speakers and HTC BoomSound make your music, videos and games sound powerful. The amplifier offers balance, boosts bass and delivers clear vocals.
Engage with a Rich Content Experience
Browse information from your favorite sources on your Start screen with HTC BlinkFeed. Keep up on topics you care about from sports and technology to games and fashion.
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| Video | HTC Duo Camera, f/2.0, 28 millimeter wide angle lens, 2x LED, Smart Flash and 1080P Camcorder | 5MP front–facing camera and 1080P Camcorder | Video Formats: H.263, H.264, VC1, MPEG–4 |
| Battery | Non–removable 2600 mAh Li–Ion | Usage Time: Up to 21 hours | Standby Time: Up to 15.5 days |
| Memory/ Processor | 32GB on board memory + 2GB RAM /Supports up to 128GB microSD Card (sold separately) | 2.3 GHz Quad Core Processor | |
| Music | Music /Audio Formats Supported: MP3, WMA, WMA pro, AMR–NB, AAC–LC, AAC+, eAAC | Headset: 3.5 millimeter Audio Jack |
Product Description
Brushed Metal Design Wrap-around unibody frame curved to fit your hand. Built to inspire envy. Crafted from the ground up, the HTC One (M8) features a bold, brushed metal design. Stacked internal components allow a mere 9.35mm (0.37") thin construction and a curved, ergonomic shape that fits your hand with natural ease.
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Product information
| Product Dimensions | 2.78 x 0.37 x 5.77 inches |
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| Item Weight | 5.6 ounces |
| ASIN | B00M7DFJ0O |
| Item model number | One M8 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Customer Reviews |
3.3 out of 5 stars |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | Yes |
| OS | Microsoft Windows |
| RAM | 32 GB |
| Connectivity technologies | Wi-Fi |
| Special features | dual-camera, smartphone |
| Display resolution | 1920 x 1080 pixels |
| Other display features | Wireless |
| Human Interface Input | Touchscreen with Stylus Support |
| Other camera features | 4 MP |
| Form Factor | Bar |
| Color | Gray |
| Whats in the box | Video Recorder, Camera |
| Manufacturer | HTC |
| Date First Available | August 21, 2014 |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 32 GB |
| Standing screen display size | 5 Inches |
| Weight | 5.64 Ounces |
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Customers are satisfied with the phone's quality, picture, and sound quality. They find it well-constructed, with nice hardware and a great screen. Many appreciate the front speakers for good audio and speakerphone calls. The speed, ease of use, and battery life are also mentioned as positives. However, opinions differ on app quality and functionality.
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Customers like the phone's quality. They say it has nice hardware, good looking photos, and is well-constructed. The phone is heavy but has a decent camera, good interface, and seems to withstand rough treatment.
"...3 years as an Android and loved the operating system and high durability of the metal case...." Read more
"...Very good physical feel to the phone, felt better quality than my Galaxy phone..." Read more
"...It's great looking and seems to be built very well. The screen is very good. I like the Windows platform as well...." Read more
"In case anyone is still looking at these; The phone is amazing. I love the M8 and have since the day I bought it...." Read more
Customers are pleased with the cell phone's picture quality. They find the screen great, the camera excellent, and the processor fast. The pictures look amazing, especially in low light. The screen has good color and contrast, and the speakers are loud.
"...The screen is bigger and has excellent color and contrast. Better...." Read more
"...new phone, there isn't a single scratch on it anywhere, the screen is perfect!!!..." Read more
"I like most aspects of this phone. It's great looking and seems to be built very well. The screen is very good. I like the Windows platform as well...." Read more
"The most beautifully crafted Windows phone available on the Verizon network at the moment, in my opinion...." Read more
Customers appreciate the cell phone's sound quality. They mention it has good front speakers, is loud for music and speakerphone calls, and can answer the phone by picking it up.
"...Additionally, the speakers are the best I have ever heard on a phone...." Read more
"...The keyboard, lock screen, tile system, system sounds, are all the best available...." Read more
"...The built in IR blaster is kind of a neat feature too. Speakers are loud and rich sounding. Camera is ok." Read more
"...The phone itself is generally easy to learn to use. It has excellent sound, better than my larger Lenovo tablet, making it great for music...." Read more
Customers like the phone's speed. They say it's fast and responsive, allowing them to take clear photos almost instantly.
"...A plus is that the camera shutter speed is the fastest I've seen, so although the photos aren't brilliant quality, you can take clear photos almost..." Read more
"...The Windows UI is fantastic, it is very smooth and insanely fast, I love the animations and the live tiles are pretty cool too...." Read more
"...The screen is bright and clear. The processor is fast, it has more RAM than she will ever use and it is truly an all day battery." Read more
"...are having its a great phone I mean that legitimately its a good phone fast works nice UI but just you can't get alot of the good apps everyone else..." Read more
Customers find the cell phone user-friendly. They say it's simple and elegantly built, with easy buttons and a long battery life. The phone activates easily by installing the SIM card. It handles follow-up questions without difficulty, and is able to unlock for about $15.
"...The best way to describe the OS is "simple, but elegant." I won't go into too many details because my focus is on the phone itself...." Read more
"...Cortana works flawlessly. The home screen is cleaner, and easier to use...." Read more
"...Cortana works well and "she" is able to handle followup questions without difficulty. The phone itself is generally easy to learn to use...." Read more
"...No way to set that up. You have to pick up the phone and open the start screen and look to see if you have any calls or messages...." Read more
Customers appreciate the cell phone's battery life. They mention it has a good screen, decent camera, and good battery life of about 2 months. Some praise the speakers as louder and clearer than their old iPhone.
"...Easily the best thing about this phone is the battery life...." Read more
"...The battery life is amazing, I would put it somewhere between the Note 7 and iPhone 7, I leave my house around 6:30 in the morning, I am texting..." Read more
"...fast, it has more RAM than she will ever use and it is truly an all day battery." Read more
"...to but other than that it has a great screen, decent camera, good battery life...." Read more
Customers have different views on the app quality. Some find the Windows Phone OS awesome and fast with plenty of useful apps. Others mention a lack of apps, first-party support, and issues like not supporting Snapchat or Instagram.
"...I had this same phone for 3 years as an Android and loved the operating system and high durability of the metal case...." Read more
"Update: After about two months the phone died. Very light use and no abuse...." Read more
"...Windows 8.1 has a great UI, and I prefer the (vertical) scrolling nature of the home screen to the Android horizontal scroll...." Read more
"...that supported them such as HTC, its sad because its a very good operating system that even today matches very well with the best of Android and IOS...." Read more
Customers have different experiences with the phone's functionality. Some find it works well, like Cortana and spreadsheets and word programs. Others report issues like apps crashing, phones stopping working after a short period of use, and parts of the screen not functioning properly.
"...There's no need to install a bunch of apps. Cortana works flawlessly. The home screen is cleaner, and easier to use...." Read more
"...Honestly it doesn't have any good applications in the windows store to the ones the phone has, no snapchat, instagram, and the app the phone came..." Read more
"...I love the M8 and have since the day I bought it. Not a single issue and adore the interface. DO. NOT. GET. THE. WINDOWS. VERSION...." Read more
"...MICROSOFT HIT A HOMERUN WITH THIS 8.1 PROGRAM! SPREADSHEETS AND WORD PROGRAMS WORK WELL..... I WISH I COULD GIVE IT TEN STARS!..." Read more
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- Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2015I have had this phone for about two months now. The first phone I received I had replaced because the phone would overheat. However, other than that little hiccup which could have simply been a bad one in the bunch, my second (replacement) phone has surpassed my expectations.
Easily the best thing about this phone is the battery life. With moderate use running bluetooth, calling, web searching, and texting, the battery lasts anywhere from 1 and 1/2 to 2 days. Additionally, the speakers are the best I have ever heard on a phone. Great call reception and quality aside, while playing music I could hear audio crystal clear in another room overtop of other noises.
Perhaps the only negative is the camera, although I say this as an extremely minor complaint. It's not that the camera is necessarily bad, just for a high-end phone there are some better alternatives if you're looking for high-end quality pictures on a mobile device (ie. Nokia Lumia Icon; 1020;1520; Samsung Galaxy S5, or iPhone 6 probably all take better photos than this phone). However, there is some nice editing software that spruces the photos up. For a phone camera the photos are still great quality, just not as good as they could be. A plus is that the camera shutter speed is the fastest I've seen, so although the photos aren't brilliant quality, you can take clear photos almost instantaneously.
Regarding Windows Phone as the operating system, I love it. The best way to describe the OS is "simple, but elegant." I won't go into too many details because my focus is on the phone itself. You need an in depth review of the Windows Phone OS to know if it's right for you. As others have mentioned the Windows Phone OS doesn't have as many apps as its Android and iPhone counter-parts. However, I have found Windows Phone to have all the apps that I need (and any many cases viable third-party alternatives). I prefer the OS because it has a simplified and easy user-interface in comparison with Android and iOS (again my opinion). I strongly suggest, you give Windows Phone a test run, before writing it off. Regardless, the Android or Windows variation of this phone is a great choice for your next phone. It's sleek, with a wonderful build, and solid metal-like frame. It doesn't have a fake-plastic feel at all. Give it a try, and I don't think you will be disappointed with its strong quality.
- Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2018Ok. I own up to having bought this without noticing that it was a Windows OS. I had this same phone for 3 years as an Android and loved the operating system and high durability of the metal case. I hate this windows phone more than I generally dislike people. Microsoft and Google do not have compatible apps and any google pages run like doo-doo on this device. I MUST HAVE certain Android based (google play) apps for my job. Windows is ok for desktop for me, but not as a handheld device.
- Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2014In summary, MS really brought Windows to the phone.... as in incompatibilities depending on which hardware platform you're running. Also note that I came from the Galaxy (Android) world and am a recovering Apple Fanboy of many years. Details are below -
This device (for Windows) is just not ready for the prime time yet. I got it on a Thursday and spent the next couple days plus weekend trying to get it set up. I would rate myself somewhat advanced technical proficiency, and I just could not get the thing to run 30-40% of the apps I tried to install on it.
CONS
1) Since I couldn't install / run ANY of the MS or Verizon apps out there to restore my contacts from my old phone (including phone to phone, Verizon Cloud, Verizon Backup, etc) I had no way to bring my contacts over.
2) Several apps that I tried to run simply stated that they were incompatible with this device. I'm assuming they were created with Nokia device in mind.
3) Very few apps - this is more a problem with the Windows Phone platform than this particular device.
4) My corporate email policy requires a password / PIN to be set on the homescreen. Sometimes it would prompt me for password, and sometimes not. Seemed random, as I couldn't figure out the logic here. May be a problem for those with top secret stuff on their phone or something to hide.
5) App store seemed to be down for hours at a time, twice for the 4 days I owned the phone.
PROS
1) Very good physical feel to the phone, felt better quality than my Galaxy phone
2) Windows 8.1 has a great UI, and I prefer the (vertical) scrolling nature of the home screen to the Android horizontal scroll.
3) Because of the device quality, I would consider it for the Android platform. But then again, thinking I'll play it safe and get the Galaxy S5 or IPhone 6.... haven't decided yet.
- Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2015My second Windows Phone. My first smartphone was the Nokia Lumia 928. Obviously I'm a sucker for not switching to a more popular platform such as the fruit one or the robot thingy. I have spent about 6 hours downloading apps that WP8 supposedly doesn't have. As great as the Nokia hardware was, I am finding the HTC ONE M8 for Windows Phone even better. I thought I was sacrificing photo quality by backtracking from Nokia's 8.7 mp to the HTC's 5.0 mp. But the fact is HTC makes 5.0 mp look unbelievable. The screen is bigger and has excellent color and contrast. Better. My nephew got a HTC android after I got the Nokia and I was jealous of the audio quality it had. The twin forward facing speakers really rock with clarity and power. With the Nokia I received Cortana in an update and I never did figure out how to use it. The Cortana feature on this phone is ready to go. As I was trying features I turned on the Narrator feature in Ease of Access. That is a setting from the dark side and is like a puzzle to get back off. If you're bored give it a try. Otherwise just take my word for it and leave it alone, or read up on it so you understand how to make it work. I hope more people switch to the Windows Phone so they can see for themselves how easy and forthright it is. I really do not get along with IOS or Android. So If you are older and need a smartphone that you can figure out easily give windows phone 8.1 a try.











