The 8 Best-reviewed HTC Phones As Of April 2021

Considering this phone's average ranking of 90%, we are confident that the HTC U12+ is, as of now, Phonerated's best HTC phone 2021. Furthermore, we think that our 648 reviews sampled across multiple sources give us a high confidence level that justifies making it a "no-brainer best choice."

The HTC U12 Plus is a premium-tier phablet whose specs include a 6-inch 1440p Super LCD 6 screen, a dual selfie camera (twin 8-megapixel lenses), and the Edge Sense 2 pressure-sensing gesture suite.

With its star rating of 4 over 639 reviews, here is second best HTC phone. * This list, by the way, is based on an in-depth analysis of hundreds of reviews from across the web.

The HTC Desire 12 Plus, an overall mid-level phablet, lists a 32GB memory extendable by up to 2TB, a dual rear camera (13- plus 2-megapixel cams), and a 6-inch 18:9 720p display among its key specs.

The HTC U Ultra strives to be the go-to multimedia smartphone by putting emphasis on specs like its 16-megapixel selfie shooter and 12-megapixel rear camera (both of which offer HTC's UltraPixel feature), 4K video recording, 3D audio capability with HTC USonic and BoomSound, and media-sharing via DLNA, Chromecast, Airplay, and Miracast support.

The HTC U11 Life is an imaging-inclined waterproof (IP67) smartphone whose two 16-megapixel cameras are accompanied by specs like HTC's Edge Sense (squeeze -based control), a 64GB memory extendable by 2TB, and a 2.2GHz eight-core CPU coupled with 4GB of RAM.

The Edge-Sense-equipped HTC U11 Plus is a flagship phablet whose key specs include a rarely-seen 4-mic system (with HTC BoomSound and USonic), an eight-core CPU coupled with 6GB of RAM, and a large 6-inch 1440p Super LCD 6 screen with an 18:9 aspect ratio.

The Desire 625's basic 5MP main shooter, 720p display, and 2000mAh battery may be excused by its status as a low-end phone, but its 1.1GHz processor and 1.3MP selfie cam both appear pale compared to the specs of even budget devices.

This Lifestyle version of the flagship HTC 10 smartphone boasts a similar 5.2-inch Quad HD display and a 12-megapixel 4K-video main camera, but runs on an eight-core 1.8GHz CPU (3GB RAM), instead of the 10's quad-core 2.2GHz engine.

The HTC U Play smartphone, being the U Ultra's cheaper 5.2-inch cousin, strives to excite photography lovers -- with specs like its 16-megapixel rear and selfie cameras (the latter of which comes equipped with HTC's low-light-aiding UltraPixel mode) -- and audiophiles alike, brandishing its USonic feature that's designed to personalize audio by analyzing the user's inner ears.