At the end of the day, the purchase choice is yours to make, but for our money, we'd hold out for something packing a wee bit more milliampere-hours.
Read the full review →Engadget says:
Despite being one of T-Mob's first HSPA+ 42Mbps phones, HTC's Amaze 4G fails to stun with its subpar battery life and washed out qHD display. quote
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The HTC Amaze 4G is a beautifully designed and fast Android smartphone, with some advanced camera features, but don't go ditching your point-and-shoot camera just yet.
Read the full review →The HTC Amaze 4G backs up its gorgeous design with fast 4G speeds and one of the best cameras you can get in a smartphone.
Read the full review →The HTC Amaze 4G has a big beautiful screen, a great camera, and fast HSPA+ 42 speeds, making it a top choice for Android smartphones on T-Mobile.
Read the full review →But yeah, it feels great, the camera is dope, and it generally works really well. It's a very nice phone/camera.
Read the full review →From its slick design to its fast performance and dazzling display, the Amaze is all-around good phone. If you’re looking for a stylish phone with a excellent camera, but don't mind a little extra bulk, the Amaze is ideal for you.
Read the full review →While we’re sure that the hardcore HTC fans will love it, we can’t say the same about potential new users. There are just way too many options out there which simply offer more for you hard earned money.
Read the full review →The HTC Amaze 4G may not completely live up to its name, but it fits in nicely with the upper class of Android devices thanks to a better than average build quality alone.
Read the full review →The Amaze 4G combines an elegant design, an amazing camera, powerful hardware and some smooth software into a smartphone that is a delight to use.
Read the full review →So far this has been my favorite android phone. Plenty of space for apps and music, gat screen and battery life and great audio quality. Has some issues with HTC's sense bogging down the system sometimes but mostly the phones fly through app switching, and rarely Boggs down with heavy use.
Read the full review →Note - The rating I gave the phone is how I feel about the phone as stock, not rooted. I had high expectations when I went to get this phone. After some use, it wasn't all that I thought it would be. New phone, great processor, GB ram, etc. But the processor really drains the battery, GB of ram...
Read the full review →The phone is above average. There are lots of products out there currently that far surpass the phone, for an equivalent price, such as the Samsung Galaxy S2. HTC Sense is what really ruined this phone for me, I hate sense (especially the keyboard). Get the Galaxy S II instead. Keyboard is far...
Read the full review →The is the best Android phone I've had to date. It's fast, has lots of memory, and the best camera in any phone so far. It's and AF camera and takes pictures lightening quick. It also can do burst mode and HDR. My only complains so far is battery life and I also find the phone has become a...
Read the full review →Great phone, I haven't found a phone on the market I'd rather have right now. Especially after HTC announced Android 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich) will be released for the phone after the beginning if the new year.
Read the full review →How it stacks up
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