One M9 would begin launching with us carriers on April 10, but that which you didn't know is which HTC would start selling it prior to when that from its online store. Starting at 12: 01 am ET, buyers can order the one M9 two weeks before it starts rolling out elsewhere.
We've reached out to HTC to make sure that whether those models decide to ship, or will require some sort of wait, and will update once we hear back. The "be one of many first to get yours" vocabulary on HTC's website points to a earlier than April 10 vessel date, but that still doesn't reveal how much earlier you can expect it.
Though specific company pricing should start trickling out soon, HTC is charging US$650 on an off-contract unlocked version from the M9. That lines up perfectly with the launch prices of the one M8 and One M7, essentially squashing any hopes that year's model would end up being cheaper. And if every $650 smartphone from the previous few years is any indication, then that will almost certainly translate to $200 upfront using a two-year contract.
The One M9 has an only slightly updated design through the last two HTC One flagships, but has a new faster processor, larger battery capacity and far higher-resolution camera. It also includes one of the most aggressive mobile warranties we have now seen, offering a one -off alternative to accidental damage (including cracked screen, water damage and even switching carriers) during the initial year of ownership.
Stay tuned for HTC One M9 review. And if you would like get in on people early bird orders after midnight in the USA
We've reached out to HTC to make sure that whether those models decide to ship, or will require some sort of wait, and will update once we hear back. The "be one of many first to get yours" vocabulary on HTC's website points to a earlier than April 10 vessel date, but that still doesn't reveal how much earlier you can expect it.
Though specific company pricing should start trickling out soon, HTC is charging US$650 on an off-contract unlocked version from the M9. That lines up perfectly with the launch prices of the one M8 and One M7, essentially squashing any hopes that year's model would end up being cheaper. And if every $650 smartphone from the previous few years is any indication, then that will almost certainly translate to $200 upfront using a two-year contract.
The One M9 has an only slightly updated design through the last two HTC One flagships, but has a new faster processor, larger battery capacity and far higher-resolution camera. It also includes one of the most aggressive mobile warranties we have now seen, offering a one -off alternative to accidental damage (including cracked screen, water damage and even switching carriers) during the initial year of ownership.
Stay tuned for HTC One M9 review. And if you would like get in on people early bird orders after midnight in the USA
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