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HTC EVO 3D Review

HTC EVO 3D Report

The highly anticipated HTC EVO 3D for Sprint has finally descended onto our landing pad for a full review. Replacing the HTC EVO 4G (the phone that stormed the smartphone market and aided the rise of Android last year), the EVO 3D takes things to a three-dimensional level. As the first 3D phone to hit the market, it has two 5-megapixel cameras that capture stereoscopic images to be viewed without the need for 3D glasses. The results were interesting, to say the least, but the addition of 3D movies and 3D games were more than welcome. It runs on a rabid Snapdragon dual-core processor and is governed by Android 2.3 Gingerbread with HTC Sense 3.0. As a high-end smartphone, you really can't get any better than the EVO 3D, as the phone shares many key specifications with the recently reviewed HTC Sensation 4G, including a qHD touchscreen display. The real question with the HTC EVO 3D ( specs ) is whether or not the phone is worth its 3D fanfare. We'll give you the 411 in this review.



Design

The EVO 3D's façade is strikingly similar to the original HTC EVO 4G with a 4.3-inch screen and four haptic feedback controls along the bottom consisting of Home, Menu, Back, and Search. However, it receives a screen upgrade, flaunting a 960x540-pixel SLCD display with 16 million colors. The screen quality was just as bright and refined as the Sensation 4G's, so watching movies and playing advanced games were beloved activities during our tests. The front of the phone also houses a 1.3-megapixel camera for skyping and self portraits. It wasn't the most comfortable phone against our ears, due to its sharp edge above the calling speaker, but the phone's overall size was quite portable.

Aesthetically, the HTC EVO 3D is inimitable with its grooved back panel, dual 5-megapixel camera lenses, and oversized camera shutter button with neighboring 2D/3D switch. There was also a dual LED flash configuration between the lenses, and the camera panel mimicked Johnny 5 from Short Circuit. While we loved the giant camera shutter button, being the camera nerds that we are, it was a bit of a hindrance, interfering with a standard grip on the phone. Also, we miss the red interior that was present on the EVO 4G, and are only limited to a scarlet border surrounding the dual lenses.

Under the rather flimsy back panel, the EVO 3D offered an 8GB MicroSD card and 1730mAh battery pack.

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