Bound to happen sooner or later as the white area is uncoated plastic. Bad material choice by HTC. They should have use hyperglaze coating like in S4.

Flickering effect due to fluorescent (tube) lighting.

Get the black version if this issue bothers you. I'm personally using the white version, and the white plastic is only on the sides and barely visible against the aluminium surfaces which are more obvious. It's a non-issue for me.

It's hard for me to type one-handed on my HTC One but it's such a breeze to do it on my iPhone 5.

Pros and cons I guess. I look at my iPhone 5 now and find the puny screen really small!

Just sharing this newly released video (if someone posted earlier, sorry for reposting).

Great video of the history of HTC and how it all advanced to the HTC One!

For those who have been gadget lovers since more than 10 years ago, you will surely reminisce those times!



This post has been edited by shockk: Jun 2 2013, 06:47 PM

That's HTC Malaysia service for you. Plenty of complaints on their Facebook.

Now just praying that nothing happens to my HTC One for the length of time I'm using it.

Would like to know as well.

My car has a 2.1 amp charger which I use to charge my iPhone 5, but won't dare to charge my HTC One with it. Totally understand that only 1 amp will be charged to it, but seems that the charging electronics in the HTC One is crap, and it will somehow not charge properly based on what I've read other users experienced.

Now, THANKFULLY the HTC One battery performance is quite good and I can even use Waze (GPS) for a considerably long amount of time without it hurting my battery charge for the day.

Nothing wrong with charging using bundled AC charger. Only charging through vehicle that might cause issues. Still, not worth the risk to have the battery / phone damaged and the nice HTC Malaysia service will keep delaying on repairs and giving half-baked repairs even.

Yes, this is a good example.

I know many people have posted earlier that as long as your car charger outputs 1A or more (including 2A or 3A), the HTC One will only take in 1A and won't cause damage to it, as scientifically speaking, they are right. But then again, there's more to it than meets the eye?

Since people's experience tells otherwise, it would be wise NOT to use car chargers for the time being unless they are manufactured to officially support HTC One.

Any other thoughts? The car charger is heck of convenient for my iPhone 5, and I'm also wishing I could have the same convenience with my HTC One.

Yes, am doing that now but can't always bring powerbank everywhere.

Is it a 1A charger? Have photo? How's the charging time compared to AC bundled charger? Perhaps I will go look for it also.

thanks for the photo bro.

it actually does look quite ok. but then again, the price tag doesn't give much confidence.

yeah. thanks for sharing the link. I guess better to use the bundled a/c charger to be safe and only use non-HTC car chargers on emergency basis only.

Seems to be 15.99 USD now already in Google Play. Perhaps I just missed it

Thanks bro. Tried it about 15 mins ago. Working great!! Superb share!!!