New images of the HTC One X9 have hit the internet, giving us the best look yet at the company’s new large-screen phone.
We first heard solid details concerning the HTC One X9 about a month ago, when details of it hit China’s TENAA telecommunications agency.
The HTC One X9 was evidently intended as a larger version of the HTC One A9 – itself a mid-range Android phone with a distinctly iPhone 6S-like premium design.
Now a series of high quality images have emerged from Chinese blog Anzuho (via Phandroid) giving us an even better look at the One X9. It also confirms some of the specs for the phone.
The HTC One X9 has a 5.5-inch 1080P display, a MediaTek Helio X10 MT6795 CPU, 2GB or 3GB of RAM (it seems there’ll be two versions), 16GB of storage, and a 3000mAh battery.
On the camera front we’re looking at a 13-megapixel OIS-assisted main unit, and a 4-megapixel UltraPixel camera up front.
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The new images also show the return of HTC’s dual front-facing speakers, which were an unfortunate omission from the HTC One A9.
Of course, whether we’ll actually see the HTC One X9 outside of China is anyone’s guess.
For an insight into another classy-but-affordable 5.5-inch phone, check out our OnePlus 2 review video:
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