HTC U Ultra Review

Introduction
Sometimes smartphone manufacturers keep their lineups simple: a clear flagship (maybe in a couple size options), then possibly a spread of mid-rangers, and maybe even a super-budget model. And while all those phones can be very interesting for their own reasons – for as much as we love a bleeding-edge hero phone, a really well-executed lower-end model that's still a stunning value can be even more important – it's not uncommon for us to build our expectations of a company's yearly stable of phones around such a product.
That's what makes 2017 so unusual for HTC. Not only ...