12 Best Android Phones in 2016

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Reviewed by Max Parker

18 April 2016

HTC 10

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IT'S SO CLOSE TO A PERFECT 10 FROM HTC

Key features

• 5.2-inch quad-HD display
• Snapdragon 820 and 4GB RAM
• Unibody design
• USB-C fast charging

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While it doesn't quite match the Galaxy S7, the HTC 10 is the second best Android phone you can buy right now. It's got it all; a lovely metal design, great camera and an impressive audio set-up. That camera is a 12MP UltraPixel sensor that takes great low-light shots and around the front there's the world's first OIS enabled selfie camera.

Under the hood there's a Snapdragon 820 CPU and 4GB RAM, which is plenty of power, and 32GB internal storage that can be expanded via Micro SD. HTC has stripped a lot of bloatware out of its Sense UI that sits under Android 6.0.1.

BoomSound makes its return, but the iconic front-firing speakers have been ditched. It still sounds great though, with 24-bit Hi-Res audio upscaling.

At time of review the HTC 10 was available for £569.

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