HTC U11 Price and Specs Hong Kong

The HTC U11 features a 1440 x 2560pixels display with 534ppi and weighs 169g. This device also comes with a 12MP rear camera & a 16MP front camera, as well as a 3000mAh battery capacity. Release date for the HTC U11: June 2017.

The HTC U11 features a 1440 x 2560pixels display with 534ppi and weighs 169g. This device also comes with a 12MP rear camera & a 16MP front camera, as well as a 3000mAh battery capacity. Release date for the HTC U11: June 2017.

5.5" Screen Size 12MP Rear Camera Resolution 4GB RAM 3000mAh Battery Capacity Full Specs

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128GB From HK$ 4,624.00

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Best price for HTC U11 in Hong Kong is HK$ 3,880.00

You can buy the HTC U11 at the lowest price of HK$ 3,880.00 from Expansys which is 32% cheaper than the HTC U11 that is sold by Personal Digital at the price of HK$ 5,695.00, you can also buy it from Amazon and Personal Digital.
Alternatively, the HTC U11 is also sold in Indonesia at Bukalapak with the price of HK$ 2,627.00 and Malaysia at Expansys with the price of HK$ 3,908.00 and Philippines at Expansys with the price of HK$ 3,892.00 and Singapore at Expansys with the price of HK$ 3,910.00 and Thailand at Lazada with the price of HK$ 2,649.00 and Vietnam at Sendo.vn with the price of HK$ 2,547.00.
Pricing details were last updated at 17 August 2018, 17:50.

Price List by Country for HTC U11

Country	International Price	Price in HKD
Hong Kong	HKD 3,880.00	HKD 3,880.00
Indonesia	IDR 4.800.000	HKD 2,627.00
Malaysia	MYR 2,035.00	HKD 3,908.00
Philippines	PHP 26,480.00	HKD 3,892.00
Singapore	SGD 685.00	HKD 3,910.00
Thailand	THB 10,890	HKD 2,649.00
Vietnam	VND 7.500.000	HKD 2,547.00

Specs of HTC U11

Display
Screen Size	5.5"
Display Resolution	1440 x 2560pixels
Pixel Density	534ppi
Water Resistant
Scratch Resistant

Camera
Rear Camera Resolution	12MP
Dual camera
Front Camera Resolution	16MP

Memory
RAM	4GB
Internal Storage	128GB
Expandable Memory
Card Slot

Battery
Battery Capacity	3000mAh
Talk Time	24h

Platform
Processor	Octa Core
Operating System	Android

Design
Weight	169g
Body Material	Metal
Dimensions (W x H x D)	153.9 x 75.9 x 7.9mm

Launch
Release Year	2017
Release Month	June

Features
Waterproof
3D Touch
FM Radio
Fingerprint Scanner
Iris Scanner
Face Recognition
LED Notification Light
Heart Rate Sensor
Virtual Reality Capable

Connection
Wi-Fi Standard	802.11a
NFC
USB Connectors	Lightning

Colour
Colours	Red

Networking
SIM Card	Nano-SIM
Dual SIM

Reviews of HTC U11

recombu.com

Reviewed on 2018-04-13

Which smartphone boasts the best optics, for snapping photos and home movies on the go? We've tested and reviewed a huge number of mobile phone cameras in 2018. From great-value budget shooters to advanced premium mobile cameras, which come 4K Ultra HD re...

recombu.com

Reviewed on 2018-02-08

Reliable flagship performance, Excellent camera, Attractive design, Great battery life

No HDR10 support at launch, No dual camera system, Fingerprint magnet, Pricey

We first met the new HTC U11+ at the tail end of 2017, but the company wasn't ready to release it into the world until we'd all rung in the new year. So, is it still worth a purchase in spite of the imminent arrival of some of this year's biggest players...

androidguys.com

Reviewed on 2017-10-09

Post updated to reflect an update to the EdgeSense feature and to fix a few factual errors in the post – thanks to HTC for clarifying!Perhaps the most distinguishing feature of a modern smartphone is the display – in a world of shrinking bezels and 6″ pha...

dxomark.com

Reviewed on 2017-09-11

Good exposure, Fast autofocus, Good noise control

Can't match the competition for color, Slightly abrupt white balance transition, Limited dynamic range

The HTC U11 was the best device tested with the original DxOMark Mobile protocol and retains its number one ranking with the updated DxOMark Mobile protocol, sharing the top spot with the Google Pixel. Although the two devices have achieved the same over...

theverge.com

Reviewed on 2017-09-11

I need to get this out there before the new iPhones and, especially, the new Google Pixels shake my confidence: the HTC U11 is my phone of the year. The red U11, in particular. I‘ve been using that device for over a month now, and having relied on it to...

makeuseof.com

Reviewed on 2017-09-06

HTC can't seem to figure out what they want their flagship device to look like. Whereas Samsung and others tend to have a distinct look, this year's HTC U11 is drastically different from last year's HTC 10 HTC 10 Review HTC 10 Review There's litt...

neowin.net

Reviewed on 2017-09-04

The HTC U11 is the 2017 flagship device from the struggling Taiwanese phone-maker. Coming on the heels of the disappointing sales of its high-end model from last year, the U11 has had a lot to prove in order to keep HTC in the smartphone game.From the ge...

techspot.com

Reviewed on 2017-08-30

Outstanding camera. Topend performance and display, with support for Gigabit LTE. Squeeze feature is unique. HTC has finally made a water resistant phone

HTC loves bezels. No headphone jack

It's no secret that HTC has been struggling over the past few years. While they worked with Google to create the excellent Pixel and Pixel XL, these phones didn't carry any HTC branding, and HTC's own offerings were uninspiring in comparison. But the comp...

wccftech.com

Reviewed on 2017-07-31

Good lowlight camera performance, Amazing display, Flawless performance and audio, USonic Earbuds are excellent

Glossy design looks great but is a fingerprint magnet, Lack of 3.5mm audio jack, Edge Sense needs more work

There used to be a time when HTC was among the top manufacturers for high-end smartphones, but as time passed and the competition got better, HTC succumbed to the pressure and started struggling to hit the right chord with consumers. We all remember HTC's...

camerajabber.com

Reviewed on 2017-07-29

The smartphone market is an increasingly crowded place and with each launch manufacturers have to fight harder to make their mobiles stand out from the rest. Thankfully for photographers the camera specification and performance is a key area where they ca...

engadget.com

Reviewed on 2017-07-29

Excellent cameras, Lots of horsepower, Multiple AI assistants to choose from, Finally, a water-resistant HTC phone, Edge Sense works

Glass design is slippery and fragile, Battery life could be better, No headphone jack, The Sense interface is getting old

Even die-hard fans have been ready to write off HTC for years now, and I can't blame them. The company's phones have fluctuated between greatness and mediocrity, while its competitors have improved by leaps and bounds. So, what's a company in a kind of ex...

notebookcheck.net

Reviewed on 2017-07-25

unusual range of colors, fast Snapdragon processor, UFS 2.1 storage, great camera, accurate GPS, good display, storage is expandable, Gigabit-LTE, fast USB port with video out, great headset, IP certified

SoC throttling under load, microSD slot is just average, doesn't support aptX, not all functions available when recording video

Full steam ahead. HTC attempts to mix it up at the top with the new flagship smartphone U11. The company incorporates lots of high tech into an extraordinary case, which not only looks different, but also features a unique and pressure-sensitive frame des...

videogamesuncovered.com

Reviewed on 2017-07-24

The HTC U11 design is something that is quite different from your array of phones that are on the market at the moment. With light gorilla glass and curved the metal backplate, it feels a little less premium than say the Samsung S8 or HTC 10.Although I...

androidheadlines.com

Reviewed on 2017-07-12

We regularly like to compare cameras between the latest smartphones, and there's a very good reason for that. Despite all the extra features, fancy screens and loud speakers, the camera is still likely the most important feature of any phone for most peop...

laptopmedia.com

Reviewed on 2017-07-09

Sleek design with glass back, 5.5-inch Super LCD5 display with QHD resolution, Gorilla Glass 5 and Night mode, Powerful and clear sound, Relatively durable battery + power saving modes, Android 7.1 Nougat and user interface with various features, Edge Sen...

Body prone to fingerprints, No separate headphone jack

The next top model we will introduce you to is called HTC U11. It is a smartphone of the highest price range so we have high expectations. Of course, in order to check its capabilities, we will compare it to the other leading devices we have already teste...

talkandroid.com

Reviewed on 2017-07-05

HTC has been struggling to hit a home run for years now, slowly falling further and further behind the heavy hitters in the Android market. That's not to say that HTC has made a series of bad phones, they've just been unable to deliver the full package wh...

pocketables.com

Reviewed on 2017-07-03

As mentioned a few times before I'm in possession of an HTC U11 on loan from the PR department of HTC.Tomorrow is my last full day with it so this is the wrap up unless I find something worrisome or extremely awesome in the next 36 hours or so.I'm under n...

cnet.com

Reviewed on 2017-06-29

The Oppo UDP-203 is a well-built, premium 4K Blu-ray player and the first to support Dolby Vision disc playback. Connectivity is superb, with a full 7.1 analog output and even an HDMI input for connecting streaming players. Video and audio quality is exce...

The player is expensive and defiantly free of built-in streaming features. Picture performance isn't readily distinguishable from players at half the price

It's getting harder and harder to make an impression when it feels like every major phone manufacturer is gunning for the super-powered, top-tier flagship title. The HTC U11 has tried to get you to sit up and take notice with features like squeezable side...

pocketables.com

Reviewed on 2017-06-26

I'm not going to attempt to quantify what day of testing I'm on. I sat it down for most of the weekend and started playing with it again yesterday and here're the things I've found.On Friday at about 6pm with ~90% battery remaining I placed the phone on L...

Pocketnow.com

Reviewed on 2017-06-26

Great build quality, Liquid design shows new ways to curve glass, Hardware buttons provide more screen real-estate, Great camera, HTC U Sonic provides great audio and ANC out of the box, IP67 water and dust resistant, Powerful specs

Battery size and performance don't impress, Fingerprint magnet, Substantial bezels, No headphone jack and only proprietary USB-C headphones work

The argument in 2016 is that smartphones were getting boring, and one of the companies that used this as the main purpose for its then flagship was HTC. We can't really say that the HTC 10 addressed any of the boredom that HTC claimed, but one thing it di...

User Reviews

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A good phone

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A good phone

Absolutely stunning display. The interface, however, looks basic but neat. All in all good phone

Reply 158 days ago

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worse than HTC10

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worse than HTC10

I feel like the speakers on this device wasn't as loud as my HTC 10. The camera is also a let-down

Reply 158 days ago

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For smartphone photographers

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For smartphone photographers

The screen looks well-built and the front cam takes nice selfies. Great device for smartphone photography.

Reply 163 days ago

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Today

hate the camera app!

Anonymous

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hate the camera app!

Camera app seems slow but other apps work fine. No problems with multitasking either, it's just that the camera app doesn't work properly.

Reply 163 days ago

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Today

Impressed with the water-resistance

Anonymous

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Impressed with the water-resistance

This mid-range phone comes with a water resistance protection which is found in high-end devices. Highly recommended!

Reply 164 days ago

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non removable battery?

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non removable battery?

Is the battery non-removable?

Reply 164 days ago

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Neat design and interface

Anonymous

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Neat design and interface

Sometimes this phone gets a little slippery (or maybe it's just my hands). This is a great device but the interface needs some refinements.

Reply 166 days ago

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