HTC U Play

The HTC U Play is less divisive than its big brother. It's easier to use, does everything well and represents great value. It's also one of the prettiest phones ever...

We can't work out who HTC was thinking of when it made this phone. It looks nice, yes. Its features mostly work well, agreed But who would pick this over any of the other options?At £399, its main competition is the OnePlus 3T, which offers much better...

It's hard to figure out who HTC was aiming this phone at – it's a decent mid-ranger, but there's better out there for the same price or less. It's not bad by any means, but like HTC's terrible puns, it's probably not going to delight...

HTC's U Play looks good, comes with a personal assistant, has two high-resolution cameras, and is bestowed with generous extras in its box. So, why is it so difficult for us to give it an unconditional purchase recommendation in the highly competitive...

The HTC U Play is a stylish, slim and attractive smartphone, with a good camera that offers optical image stabilisation, a 16mp BSI CMOS sensor, and a fairly bright f/2.0 aperture. Whilst the f/2.0 aperture is quite good, others smartphones are...

The HTC U Play is a neat little device with striking looks and smooth all-round performance. It has a good display, the cameras are very capable, and battery life is not too shabby for such a small body. The phone will be going on sale in the second...

The HTC U Play offers a very pleasant design to look and hold, a simple but functional interface, and decent picture and video capture abilities. It has a steep hill to climb against its direct competitors like the Galaxy A5 (2017), Moto G5 Plus, or the...

With the beautiful glossy body design, combining powerful hardware, decent camera, and interesting 'U' features, the phone is a good choice but considering the price, I was expecting even better phone from HTC.Another smartphone from the house of HTC...