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How does it go? "A long time ago, in a galaxy far away...."

The 8XT makes a solid first impression and it is very similar (like a long lost twin brother) to HTC's 8X. The HTC 8X is a quality Windows Phone as is, but HTC added a few more bells and whistles to the 8XT to give it a little more gusto (Data Sense, HTC's Camera App, Micro-SD slot, BoomSound, etc.). Is it enough to revive the Windows Phone market over at Sprint? You'll have to hit the break to see what we think...
HTC 8XT
A Decent and Smart Windows 8 device
Main Features: 4.3 inch HD display (217 ppi pixel density) | Microsoft Windows 8 | 1.4 dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor with 1GB  RAM | 8MP and 1.6 MP front camera | 8GB internal memory expandable upto 64GB | 4G, bluetooth, GPS, Micro USB | 1800 mAH batteryHTC 8XT featured 4.3 inch HD display with 480*800 resolutions having capacitive touchscreen with 16M colour depth. It is powered by 1.4 dual-core Qualcomm snapdragon 400 processor with 1GB RAM and 8GB ROM. Device runs on Windows Phone 8 platform which gives this phone a sharp graphic display and good user interface.
 
Device is also featured with 8MP camera having 3264*2448 pixels with autofocus, LED flash light, Geo tagging, touch focus and front camera with 1.6 MP. It also gives the 8GB internal memory with expandable upto 64GB.
 
In connectivity, device packs with 4G, GPS,bluetooth, Micro USB. For good performance HTC  featured it with 1800 mAH battery.




Solid build quality, Data Sense, quality audio through BeatsAudio and BoomSound, micro-SD card slot expansion, and an appealing 8MP camera


The only really bad thing about the 8XT is that Battery cover is tough to remove to access the micro-SD card slot. Other than that, there is room for improvement but nothing is to the point of being critical to the overall performance of the 8XT. Internal storage may be too low for hardcore users.


It's easy to compare the Sprint HTC 8XT to the HTC 8X.  They are cut from the same cloth and are both quality Windows Phones.  While the 8XT tries to build upon the 8X, there is room for improvement but nothing detrimental to the overall experience.  It's strength has to be the audio quality and it can hold it's own in other areas (camera performance, screen quality, battery life, etc.).  Sprint customers should be pleased with the 8XT.

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