9.0 out of 10
based on 910 reviews
HTC Sensation / Pyramid
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from 252 sources in 23 countries
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User Score (1239)8.4
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Expert Score (79)8.2
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Design (80)9.4
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Value for money (18)8.4
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Features (54)9.6
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Ease of use (77)9.6
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Performance (5)9.7
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Sound quality (35)9.1
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Sound (4)7.7
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Durability (10)9.5
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Reliability (10)9.7
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Overall quality (2)6.5
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Looks (10)10
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Battery performance (25)7.0
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Display (3)9.7
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Weight (3)9.7
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Audio & image quality (9)9.6
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Ergonomics (10)10
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Expert Reviews
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CNET
21 July 2011
8.0/10The HTC Sensation is a good phone with loads of features, but we did expect a little more grunt from the dual-core processor and it could definitely use a bigger battery. Read more
- Solid, familiar design, New Sense UI, Sharp, colourful display, Decent camera
- Poor battery life, No HDMI port on the handset, Some software instability, Performance could be punchier
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Channel News
5 May 2011
8.0/10Australians have only just been introduced to HTC's Incredible S, albeit with a Gingerbread flavour, but the company's latest offering is creating a sensation in the UK and US. So should you take the plunge now or hold out for the company's first dual-core monster that will have to compete with the new Motorola Atrix? Read more
- Overall the HTC Sensation is certainly a very impressive piece of kit. From the design through the display, hardware and software, HTC has created a top-of-the-line su...
- Of course, the big question remains, with all these phones, do we need all that power? We're still erring on the side of saying no - we'd rather have longer battery li...
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SMARTHOUSE
5 May 2011
9.0/10Australians have only just been introduced to HTC's Incredible S, albeit with a Gingerbread flavour, but the company's latest offering is creating a sensation in the UK and US. So should you take the plunge now or hold out for the company's first dual-core monster that will have to compete with the new Motorola Atrix? Read more
- : Overall the HTC Sensation is certainly a very impressive piece of kit. From the design through the display, hardware and software, HTC has created a top-of-the-line ...
- : Of course, the big question remains, with all these phones, do we need all that power? We're still erring on the side of saying no - we'd rather have longer battery ...
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New Zealand PC World
3 July 2011Altogether, I would happily use the HTC Sensation as my own smartphone. Read more
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PC Authority
12 August 20118.3/10In the world of dual-core phones, the Australian market has already seen offerings from Motorola, LG and Samsung and now, finally, HTC has release its model, the much anticipated Sensation. Read more
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User Reviews
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"When id HTC going to listen?"
6.0/10Reviewer: sokomail, CNET7 July 2011Here is a real world experience. No sugar coating here. I don't use my phone as a media device, or games player or toy. To me it is a business tool and as such it has to be quick, easy to use, seamless and responsive. I have multiple applications running at once (on top of being on a call also), to get me through a day on the road and often the phone is also tethered to laptop. Read more
- Nice feel, HTC Sense 3.0, nice home screens
- Battery, Battery, Battery, feels slow for a duel core, crashes
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