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Take your eyes off the build for a second though and you'll realise that its beauty is more than just skin deep, with a lightning fast 16MP camera and a superbly sharp and vibrant 5.1-inch QHD Super AMOLED display. It's taken a while, but Samsung has finally created a stunning phone through a beautifully slim fusion of metal and glass.

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However, given it's got one of the most advanced processors on the market, a battery that's almost as big as the iPhone 6 Plus and a company that's been at this smartphone game for a couple of decades, we simply expected better. It's not a terrible experience and will usually last you just until you step through the front door in the evening (and that's if you've been using the screen for an extended amount of time, or spent a few minutes playing a high power game. With the One M8 it finally reversed that trend, getting well into the second 24 hours before needing a charge вЂ“ so when we found the One M9 has seemingly gone backwards in battery life, we were a little confused. Something we've always been slightly narked with HTC about is battery life вЂ“ the company keeps making the power packs bigger but was always unable to make its phones last through the day. We're still waiting for a company to explain why we need Ultra HD recording on phones, but it seems something the likes of HTC are unable to resist. The phone can shoot in 4K and record the usual slow motion movies as well вЂ“ however, these seem like more of an afterthought and don't really add a huge amount to the mix.

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HTC is one of the few brands to let you have full manual control over your photos though, so if you're annoyed at the white balance or exposure it's a few simple tweaks to get your perfect picture.Д¬amera fans will be pleased to hear that the One M9 can even shoot in RAW, so you'll be able to pull those photos onto the PC to get a really clear run at editing (useful if the high price of the One M9 has prevented you from forking out for a proper DSLR). The camera is where HTC has plugged in the biggest upgrade, ditching the 4MP Ultrapixel sensor as it simply couldn't convince the phone buying public that fewer pixels was a good thing, despite the fact you could finally take a good picture when the sun went down.ДЄt 20.7MP, it's gone too far though while the pictures look sharp and clean, they're a lot darker and have a narrower field of view вЂ“ meaning you get less of the picture in per snap.

Your picture is used throughout the phone in the background too, so you'll see your gurning cat around 412 times per day. Take a picture and the One M9 can work out the predominant colours used, pulling patterns and palettes to offer you the choice of a number of relevant themes. Theme creator sounds like it belongs on a turn of the century advert for premium rate mobile 'fun', but in reality it's rather cool. While mostly nothing more than a tidy up this year, it flicks along nicely under the finger and comes with a few clever tricks that'll make you feel like the One M9 is really your phone. Sense, the overlay HTC has been using for a number of years, continues to get more refined and cultured with every iteration, fitting nicely with the premium finish on the outside. The notifications pane is cultured and easy to use, with a couple of double taps getting you into any app that's after your attention.

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So while naked Android has inexplicably forgotten about silent mode, HTC has popped it back in.

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It started with Windows Mobile (and if anyone made that beast usable, they deserved a chocolate medal) and has continued with Android, taking the best bits of Lollipop and using them to deliver a really clever experience. You can see why, given the extra craft that's gone into creation, but for the money we'd like to have seen something next-gen like the QHD screen Samsung's packing.ДЇor a long time HTC has been the master at one thing: making the best of the operating system it's running on top of.

HTC has definitely taken the idea of a luxury watch a little further than we would have liked, with the price shooting up past iPhone 6 levels at launch. The output through headphones is clearer than in recent years though, keeping HTC as a market leader in pumping tunes into your ears. It's not that noticeable though, with the output merely improving the clarity of dialogue rather than making you mistakenly think someone's at the door. The BoomSound speakers have had an overhaul as well, now imbued with a boatload of Dolby smarts to give you a virtual surround sound experience when chopping peppers for dinner. The raising of the camera to 20.7MP sounds like a great idea, and has improved the snapping prowess, but is distinctly middle of the road when it comes to the output. However, it seems that HTC's gone big on the design, and not that much else.

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