I realise everyone's opinions will differ, but I guess my question is will I be giving up too much by changing to the HTC? The features that get the most attention seem to be the ones I am least likely to use, such as the camera and 4g. I won't get a chance to try the 8X till this weekend, so I've got a few days to see if I get used to it. Otherwise, on to eBay it goes.
So even the white ones coming from Germany are still locked to EE?????????
It will be like going from a Volvo to a Citroen.
HTC have never IMHO produced a well designed handset. They're always strangely styled, they let out light by buttons or ports and they let in dust.
The 820 is a smaller lighter phone. Or try the Samsung Ativ?
That went out this morning, id be surprised if they had any left now....
It will be like going from a Volvo to a Citroen.
HTC have never IMHO produced a well designed handset. They're always strangely styled, they let out light by buttons or ports and they let in dust.
The 820 is a smaller lighter phone. Or try the Samsung Ativ?
Having got one of these yesterday, I'm finding it hard to decide whether to keep it or sell it and get the 8X.
I'm sold on WP8, and having come from Android (Jelly Bean) I'm finding the experience much slicker and more enjoyable. The animations and snappiness of it all makes it great to use, and the lack of apps hasn't bothered me yet.
The 920 itself is also a great phone, with technical specifications that can outdo any of the competition. The camera is impressive, and the screen crisp and bright. My issue with it though is partially the size and mainly the weight. I want a phone that feels solid and well built, but the Nokia is just a bit too big and bulky to feel comfortable in my hand and pocket.
I realise everyone's opinions will differ, but I guess my question is will I be giving up too much by changing to the HTC? The features that get the most attention seem to be the ones I am least likely to use, such as the camera and 4g. I won't get a chance to try the 8X till this weekend, so I've got a few days to see if I get used to it. Otherwise, on to eBay it goes.
I couldn't disagree with you more, the 8X is a very cool phone with great build quality and a lovely sharp display and its very easy to hold. It has a cool wide angle front camera and a very nice feel.
It isn't packing a touch screen that works with gloves or a special magical optically stabilized camera or wireless charging but for straight up WP8 and a bit of Beats equalization its a cool phone.
Performance wise its identical to the 920. Its just when you take all the cool features that Nokia have put in the 920 with the excellent software additions that they make it becomes hard to see why anyone would want an 8X.
Ive taken the plunge and ordered it from Clove.
Is it wireless charging ready or do i need a different back cover or anything? Im hoping i just need to buy the plate..?
Actually I could not disagree with you more I purchased the 8x and returned it. Awful blacks levels, although very sharp. Camera was good in bright light but come low light and it is not very good. The phone does feel very good in the hand but the the soft touch back scratched easily.
All you need is the plate which EE stores have in stock if you want one immediately.
Does the screen really not compare against the Lumia 920's then? Because that's the main feature I'm enjoying with the 920.
Personally i didn't think so, I have a HTC One X and people are comparing the 8X to that but the HTC One X has a better screen IMO. I personally think the 920 has a better screen than both.