HTC 10 - Indian version to be watered down (Processor and RAM)

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Reviews are praising the phone. Great camera, build, audio.. all about getting the basics right. If it launches in india (820 version) at a competitive price, then it will be an hit.

I still remember my days with HTC HD2, a solid workhorse :)
 
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One other thing that Verge/Engadget mentioned was the camera being a bit slow when compared to S7. Anandtech also did review on the NAND/Battery backup. If it's launched under 45k, it will be a good sell.
 
Can't be 45k. The US $699 version that does not include those nice earbuds is the equivalent of $50k.

Had no doubts the camera would be decent. HTC showed what they could do with the A9. A midranger that beats out a flagship camera of the same year is unheard of.

If the 10's camera can come close to the G4 they've succeeded. And that is a tremendous success given the headaches HTC had last year.

It won't compete with the G5/S7. And that is not a bad thing because Samsung & LG have had a tough time improving on last year's efforts themselves.

DxO got their thing out quick

http://www.dxomark.com/Mobiles/HTC-10-camera-overview-A-great-all-rounder-for-stills-and-video

Good scores in there.

http://connect.dpreview.com/post/8803253621/dxomark-mobile-report-htc-10
 
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Many Indian Websites are forecasting the price to be around 46k. It's not a phone worth 50k and over, that's my opinion.
 
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