HTC’s mid-range smartphones arsenal has received another increment in the form of the HTC One X10. The device follows known patterns in many respects and with a launch price close to 45,000 rupees, it has got some nice specs up its sleeves.

It is a succesor to the HTC One X9.

Design: you’ve already seen something like this before

And that was in the Desire 830. The smartphone features a pretty known design synonymous with many other HTC devices; we’re talking a full metal back panel with antenna bands plus an elevated strip at its top sheltering the primary camera sensor and an LED flash. No dust and waterproofing here and the dimensions could’ve been toned down a bit as well.

Who wants a Super LCD?

If you do, you’ve come to the right place; the One X10 features a 5.5 inches Super LCD capacitive touchscreen with 401ppi pixel density. Translating into a 1080p HD resolution, the Corning Gorilla Glass adds further gloss to an already stellar display.

The cameras present a case for themselves

When you have a 16 megapixel primary sensor with powerful camera features that include OIS and a dual-tone LED flash plus an 8 megapixel selfie sensor, we’re sure if nothing else impresses you, these two camera sensors will surely tip the One X10’s scales in your favor.

Performance and good hardware combined

The smartphone is powered by an octa-core hybrid Cortex-A53 processor with 3 gigs of RAM. Coming out of the box with Android Marshmallow, the smartphone’s user experience is sure to be a satisfying one as the device features sufficient power to keep lag away. Its internal storage banking at 32 gigs is another one of its excellent traits with an external memory card slot also present.

Dolby audio enhancement is another plus with a back mounted fingerprint scanner ensuring you don’t have to bank on security codes all the time. Unfortunately no fast charging here to talk about but the 4000 mAh battery is one of its most outstanding qualities that ensures you’re well supplied with lots of battery life.