Title : HTC One V Prepaid Android Phone (Virgin Mobile)Description : Technical Details
Size (LWH): 2.35 inches, 0.36 inches, 4.74 inches
Weight: 4 ounces
Network Compatibility: CDMA
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Product Details
Product Dimensions: 2.4 x 0.4 x 4.7 inches ; 4 ounces
Shipping Weight: 13.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
ASIN: B0087T1S6G
Item model number: One V (view larger). (view larger). The HTC One V has a 3.7 inch capacitive touch screen and runs on the Android 4.0.3 ICS operating system and features HTC Sense 4.0A. It also features a 5 MP camera with LED flash and videos. HTC One V also comes with Beats Audio for enhanced media player sound. HTC Sense HTC Sense allows you to capture video and pictures at the same time and holding the shutter button gives you fast continuous shooting. It is integrated with Beats Audio to bring you great sound, and you ...
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1st Customer Review : For the price an excellent phone
I'd been stuck with a Droid X on another big carrier for nearly 2 years and my X started acting wacky, and since the X was out of warranty my options were to buy an expensive upgrade or walk away from it. Since I had Virgin Mobile phones for my wife and kid I took the leap and walked. Happy I did.
I'd gotten my wife an Optimus Elite a few weeks before and it is definitely a nice little phone for the price, and was thinking about getting one for myself, but I was leaning towards going the power route and getting the Evo V 4G. Luckily - just in time, as they just came out - I ran across the HTC One V first. After a bit of research and weighing the options, I decided that I was tired of carrying around big, bulky phones, and that I really didn't need the extra power and capability the Evo has, so I picked up a One V. I don't talk much, use texting more, so the $35/month plan fits me perfectly, and at that price and for only $200 up front this is a steal. Now, to the phone...
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2nd Customer Review : Decent performance at a decent price
The phone feels sturdy thanks to an aluminum casing. The design is minimalistic and rather industrial looking (the bottom "lip" has a brushed aluminum texture) so it won't win any cuteness awards.
Both call quality and signal reception seem adequate. The sound quality when playing music is very good (especially with BeatsAudio enabled) although I find the volume to be a bit too high even on the lowest setting especially in a quiet environment. I've informed HTC of this and they will hopefully address it. I also like to ability to control the music player from a locked screen but just wish that the album art would be displayed in a larger size (like in the HTC Wildfire S). I've bugged HTC about this as well so here's to hoping!
Battery life also seems good. After a few hours of music playing and some app/web activity it was still past half full. I'm however skeptical of the "embedded" nature of the battery. And this is the main reason for just the 4 stars rating...
3rd Customer Review : Great!; Not Good, Not Best
So if you're reading this, it means you use Virgin Mobile, so you're my mind of person--savvy. Let's see if we can help each other out.
Android 4.0.3--This is a cool operating system, in that it runs smoothly and looks sleek, but coming from 2.2.1, I have to say that though the transitions and features look cooler, you're not missing much. Moreover, you know how you used to be able to hit a button on your Android 2.x phone and settings/options would come up, no matter what app you were running? This doesn't exist anymore. You can still get to settings on most apps, but it's a lot less intuitive and I don't think app developers have fully caught up yet. Also, the phone doesn't come preloaded with Swype, you have to download it and it eats up a little RAM. That said, if you like your apps (and who doesn't?), you're going to have to come on board the Ice Cream truck because it won't be long before developers stop making them for older systems.
HTC Sense--A few weeks...
Product Features :
- Beats audio
- 4.0 ice cream sandwich
- 5 mega pixel camera with flash
Rating : 4.3
List Price : $149.99
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