hTC One M8 Eye 16GB Silver— $539.00 (Save 10%!)



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hTC One M8 Eye 16GB Silver— $539.00 (Save 10%!)
General Brand HTC Model One (M8 Eye) Form Smartphone SIMs Single SIM Size Nano Colour Silver Other Features HTC Connect, Internal GPS Antenna, Voice Input Call Features Loudspeaker Display Screen Size 12.7 cm Screen Size* 5 inches Display Resolution 1920 x 1080 pixels Display Type LCD Screen Protection Gorilla Glass 3 Pixel...


General Brand HTC Model One (M8 Eye) Form Smartphone SIMs Single SIM Size Nano Colour Silver Other Features HTC Connect, Internal GPS Antenna, Voice Input Call Features Loudspeaker Display Screen Size 12.7 cm Screen Size* 5 inches Display Resolution 1920 x 1080 pixels Display Type LCD Screen Protection Gorilla Glass 3 Pixel Density 441 ppi Multitouch Yes Other Screen Features Wide Viewing Angles Software Operating System Android Operating System Version Kitkat Camera Rear Camera Yes Rear Camera Resolution 13 megapixels Rear Camera Video Resolution 1080p Auto Focus Yes Flash Yes Front Camera Yes Front Camera Resolution 5 megapixels Front Camera Video Resolution 1080p Other Camera Features BSI Sensor, f/2.0, 28 mm Lens, Full HD Video Recording with HDR Video Connectivity Phone Connectivity GSM, 3G/WCDMA, 2G, 4G/LTE GSM 900/1800 MHz 3G/WCDMA 1900/2100 MHz 4G/LTE 2300 MHz Hardware Connectivity WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, NFC, DLNA, USB Bluetooth A2DP Yes Audio Jack 3.5 mm Portable Hotspot Yes Hardware Accelerometer Yes Light Sensor Yes Compass Yes Processor Processor Speed 2.3 GHz Processor Cores Quadcore Processor Brand Qualcomm Memory & Storage RAM 2 GB Internal Memory 16 GB User Memory 16 GB Expandable Memory Yes Expandable Memory Upto 128 GB Memory Card Slot microSD Battery & Power Battery Capacity 2600 mAH Battery Type Li-Polymer Talk Time 24 hours Standby Time 309.45 hours Dimensions HxWxD 146.36 x 70.6 x 9.35 mm Weight 160 grams In The Box Box Contents Handset, User Manual, USB Cable, Charger, Earphones, Warranty Card Warranty Warranty Type Manufacturer Warranty Warranty Period 12 months WARRANTY Period 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty
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