If you are looking for a phone running Microsoft's mobile OS, the HTC One M8 for Windows is the phone to buy. And even if your preferences stray toward other operating systems, the One M8 still deserves some serious consideration (there's an Android version, too).

Great battery life; Luxurious metal body; Rich front-facing BoomSound speakers; Strong performance; Innovative Duo Cameras

Small Windows app store; Missing ZOE media files and restaurant suggestions in Blinkfeed

The M8 has a great 5in display and excellent battery life, but it's expensive and there's no protection from water or dust.

Great screen; Expandable storage; Good performance & battery

Gimmicky camera; Annoying cover flap; No protection from the elements

The classic Oreo cookie is a wonderful thing. (By classic, I mean the Double Stuf, let's be real here.) It's the right combination of crunchy and soft, sweet and, well, more sweet. It's the best cookie ever and I won't hear any arguments.

Great design; Great display; Solid battery life

Performance not as good as Android version; So-so camera; Limited availability; Missing some of Android's best features and apps

The HTC One M8 Eye doesn't offer anything new apart from the new 13MP dual-lens camera. However it still comes with the elegant metal body, a great touchscreen display and a powerful performance package. The updated camera doesn't impress as the overall quality is the same apart from the resolution.

Elegant build and design; Buttery smooth touch response; Offers powerful performance package

Dual 13MP camera doesn't impress; Not much of an upgrade over the original M8

The HTC One M8 is loaded with features and beautifully designed and built but the image quality of its camera cannot keep up with the otherwise great performance of the phone. Images show little detail and a variety of artifacts across the ISO range. Panorama and HDR modes produce underwhelming results and the DuoCam is in its current state of development not more than a gimmick. The One M8 can make a great device for gadget lovers without any imaging aspirations but mobile photographers are better served elsewhere.

Good color and exposure up to highest ISO settings; Very comprehensive imaging feature set including DuoCam; High degree of user control in camera app; Responsive and quick in operation; Useful manual mode, allows up to 4 sec shutter speed; Excellent build quality and premium materials; Nice 1080p screen with good viewing angles ; Decent 5MP front camera; Very good stereo speakers; Good sound quality in video mode; Comprehensive editing options in gallery app;

Less image detail than competitors; Grain and and loss off fine detail even at lowest ISOs; Tendency to slightly underexpose in bright conditions; No OIS means more danger of image blur in low light and shaky video; Strong moiré and purple fringing; Channel clipping in highlight areas leads to cyan skies; Slightly convoluted menu structure in camera app; No focus assist light means camera has trouble focusing in very low light; Unusable digital zoom; Inefficient HDR mode; Small panorama output, many stitching errors in Pan 360 images; DuoCam features not more than a gimmick in current state of development; DuoCam easily covered with index finger; Strong compression and artifacts in video footage; Strong rolling shutter in video recording;

Enamelling its premium-class design dominion, HTC has yet again impressed its patrons with its avant-garde flagship device, the HTC One M8. This gorgeous-looking smartphone can broadly be described as a sterling device crammed with both good looks and impressive features.

Classy design; Impressive duo camera; Great Audio quality; Smooth performance

On the expensive Side

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Its rear-facing camera is almost as much of a disappointment as the camera on the original HTC One

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Great design; Sense 6; Camera and Sound

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I got this phone as a replacement for my 1520 and it is nothing compared to that phone, small, slow poor camera, and was told it get windows 10 and now it wont very disappoint with this phone