Compare HTC smartphones

Check out our phone reviews to decide which HTC phone is right for you.

Product Display Display Rear camera RRP More info More info
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HTC U12+
6
inches

1440 x 2880

  • Display

    6 inches

    1440 x 2880

  • Rear camera

    12MP + 16MP
  • Battery size

    3,500 mAh
12MP + 16MP
$839.99
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HTC U11 Life
5.2
inches

1080 x 1920

  • Display

    5.2 inches

    1080 x 1920

  • Rear camera

    16MP
  • Battery size

    2,600 mAh
16MP
$124.28
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HTC U11
5.5
inches

1440 x 2560

  • Display

    5.5 inches

    1440 x 2560

  • Rear camera

    12MP
  • Battery size

    3,000 mAh
12MP
$397.08
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HTC U Ultra
5.7
inches

1440 x 2560

  • Display

    5.7 inches

    1440 x 2560

  • Rear camera

    12MP
  • Battery size

    3,000 mAh
12MP
$325.84
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HTC U Play
5.2
inches
  • Display

    5.2 inches

  • Rear camera

    16MP
  • Battery size

    2,500 mAh
16MP
$299.06
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HTC One X10
5.5
inches

1080 x 1920

  • Display

    5.5 inches

    1080 x 1920

  • Rear camera

    16MP
  • Battery size

    4,000 mAh
16MP
$539
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HTC Desire 650
5
inches

720 x 1280

  • Display

    5 inches

    720 x 1280

  • Rear camera

    13MP
  • Battery size

    2,200 mAh
13MP
$152.74
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Key facts about HTC phones

  • HTC contributed to the development of the Android operating system and manufactured the first Android-powered smartphone: the HTC Dream.
  • Along with its branded handsets, HTC is responsible for manufacturing smartphones like the Google Nexus 9 and Google Pixel.

What to consider when choosing an HTC phone

HTC has built an awful lot of smartphones over the years, from top-of-the-line flagship models to more budget-friendly mid-range handsets. Start shopping for an HTC handset, and it's easy to get lost in a sea of potential purchases. Names like the HTC U Play, the HTC U Ultra and the HTC Desire don't exactly help in distinguishing these different handsets from each other, and this can make it quite challenging to figure out which one best fits your needs and lifestyle.

We want to help with that, so we've outlined the core features you'll want to consider when comparing HTC smartphones. With this information, you'll have the know-how to make a clear and effective buying decision.

Looking for an HTC phone on a plan?

Because HTC's smartphones are almost exclusively marketed as premium handsets, buying one outright at launch will typically set you back at least $1,000. That's a whole lot of moolah, and not a sum many of us can just pluck out of our wallets willy-nilly. The more popular solution is to purchase an HTC handset on contract through an Australian mobile carrier.

Check out the table below to compare postpaid SIM-only plans:


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Matt Sayer is a technology writer and editorial engineer for Finder, combining industry expertise with data-driven solutions to help people make better decisions. His extensive portfolio spans investigate reporting on the roll-out of 5G, statistical analysis on the legacy of E3 and guides for popular products like mobile phones and smart speakers. Matt has a Bachelor of Computer Science from RMIT University and is passionate about finding ways that technology can better our lives. See full bio

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