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[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Blaalad12:
After receiving the phone , sadly it does indeed have a slight pink hue to it when tilted. Not a big deal really as its not that bad and it looks perfect when viewed straight on. More worrying is that when viewed from an angle i can see dozens of vertical lines going through the display and cant help but feel that the display is rubbish. To be fair i can only see them if i tilt the phone significantly whilst a white background is present and the way the light around you shines on the phone seems to play a part also but none the less this should not be the display you get with a phone you pay so much for.

**Ok i have since edited the color profile and its somehow improved the pink hue issue massively. The lines are still visible against a white background but it appears you need to have a light also shining on the screen to see them so its unlikely your gonna notice them if iam honest. I would none the less like to know if thats actually normal or not? The lines are 100% visible but difficult to see unless under certain circumstances/light!!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] REPAIRMANAGER22:
The color seems too bright for my taste

Because of this i cannot stare at the screen for too long. Otherwise the overall display quality is superb!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ludovicien:
Wow, it's REALLY pink, but only if you tilt it. I'm just not going to tilt it. The screen really isn't the glory of this phone, is it? Also it doesn't go very dark.

However, like my previous phone, a Nexus 6p it's comfortable to stare at, unlike my Sony tablet and Honor 7, both of which have very cool, blueish screens.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Reuben_skelz92:
Got rid of mine because of pink tint too. But mine was visible straight on....I also could see the lines at an.angle.with.lots of light but didn't bother me as it's a rare accordance..shame cause I liked the phone. I personally thought the camera was really good. Better than my 6p and not far off the s7. The display was of good quality I felt.overall but couldn't take the pink tint
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Blaalad12:
Yeah i can live with the display! The lines thing is pretty much something you have to go looking for and in lots of light so its not an issue really! The pink hue when tilted is a bit of a let down from htc but again, Its not a deal breaker! My biggest annoyances so far are that 1, The Auto Brightness does not work at all. Its useless. 2, The camera takes too long to process each snap and 3, I miss 'people edge' that i had on my s7 edge and wish this phone had it.

Iam happy over all but if this phone had an amoled display like samsung's and a slightly bigger battery it would be no doubt the best of the best :)

Ive also found that my s7 edge charges from 0-100 faster then the htc 10 which is a little disappointing given that the htc has the smaller battery so i figured it would charge quicker but it doesn't! It takes exactly 1h30mins to charge my htc and only 1h15mins to charge my s7 edge (not a massive difference in time but impressive given the edge has an extra 600mah)
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Reuben_skelz92:
Yeah the auto brightness is shocking on the 10
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] thewilkster:
I noticed the pink thing too but only at certain angles. It won't bother me one bit but one thing I will say about the 2k screen is it has't quite got the vibrancy of Samsung's super AMOLED.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] marto7:
For me color and saturation and everything about display is amazing.I having it from 5 days.Before i was with htc m9 and the difference is unmeasurable.Ive never see a colors like that.I saw Iphone 6 plus,Samsung S6 and S7 and this is far beyond.I cant believed when i was saw it for the fisrt time with proper sized wallpaper.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] voolandis:
RIP English.

RIP common sense

RIP tech
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] hrishievo:
Got my HTC 10 yesterday and initially I was quite worried reading this thread while waiting for my phone to arrive. Once I got my hands on the phone, however, I didn't see any noticeable issues with the display. My previous phone was Galaxy Alpha and trust me guys, this phone has a pretty good display, although sunlight legibility is a little low compared to the Alpha. I am also happy with the color accuracy at srgb mode.. way better than my previous phone's amoled.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] heavy-razzer:
For me, HTC 10 display is just abobe average. Not perfect contrast, a bit oversaturated colors, pink color shift when viewing screen from from angle.

Yes, when you use only this phone, you may think that display is good. But compared to devices with perfrectly calibrated screen, you will see taht HTC 10 is far from perfect. I placed Samsung S7 and Iphone 6 plus/6s near my HTC, set nearly same brightness: HTC in on the lower end, sadly. Newer think that i will say this ablut HTC, but its flagship dislay only regular, not perfect. Even my HTC One M7 has better screen, with more contast and without color shift.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Windforce0511:
Does the screen support the DCI-P3 wide color gamut? I can not find any official info about it. Btw I found that some reviews say Super LCD 5 of HTC 10 supports DCI-P3 standard, and before HTC 10 display they have used sRGB.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Dlind:
I have rr remix final nougat build from tabpole with clean slate 2.3.1 installed. I had a samsung note 3 for 6 months and several amoled phones before that. I've seen how amoled screens compare to lcd screens, I too have the crap screen from that company on my phone and I've been using kcal to adjust properties until I stop being annoyed with screen tints. And I think I'm close, but all of our eyes are different, so idk.

I've included my kcal stuff for anyone interested in trying the settings for yourself
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] PiggyReddy:
I bought a HTC u11 and it too has the same issue. Did 6iur tint get better with time? I read that using the phone with full brightness for few weeks resolved the tint

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I bought a HTC u11 and it too has the same issue. Did your display get better with time? I read that using the phone with full brightness G or few weeks resolved the tint issue
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] cobrax2:
no, but i use custom rgb from kernel now so all is well
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
The HTC 10 has a crazy crisp display. Just kidding, this is automated text so who knows if this screen is any good. So, you be the judge! A higher rating indicates that it's extremely sharp and clear, and that you cannot see pixels with your naked eye.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] petvas:
The display is very sharp and everything is crystal clear. No problems here.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Labeled:
I've gotten bright spots on the LCD that really make it weird to look at on bright backgrounds, dark ones are fine though
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Windforce0511:
Warranty should cover that.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You don't want to give your significant other yet another reason to yell at you while you're reading XDA in bed. Rate this thread to express what you think of the HTC 10's display minimum dimness. A higher rating indicates that the display can get extremely dim, ideal for reading in very dark environments.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Alpert3:
it's still too bright at min brightness, had to use an filter app.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] dtswk:
Yep agreed. I did find turning on power save seemed to reduce brightness.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] andybones:
Yea, I found out quickly when I switched to the 10 that Powersaver just can't be turned on while outside in sunlight.

Powersaver does the following:

Conserves CPU Power/ Reduce Screen brightness/ Turn off vibration feedback/Put data connection to sleep when screen is off (or at least it used too)

We used to have the option to enable/disable (see attached image) these features when powersaver is turned on, now we just have the option to turn it on/off. Wish we still had the option to disable certain things like brightness, or vibration.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Jogutierrez:
Yeah, turning on power save will reduce brightness, it work.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] jorisvdende:
http://xdaforums.com/htc-10/development/kernel-elementalx-htc10-0-01-t3385167 does the job too.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ibrokemypie:
Better than iPhone and dont need to jailbreak/root to filter it down even more. Very happy
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] allhill:
wish can really reduce to minimum, so not to bright on dark room
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
When you call granny, does she keep saying "Huh?! Wut?!" or does the conversation flow pretty well? Rate this thread to express how you feel about the HTC 10's call quality. A higher rating indicates that calls are clear and crisp, and that regardless of background noise, you can hear the other party clearly (and with ample volume) and they can hear you.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] nipun1110:
Definitely not top notch. HTC should have included some kind of noise suppression feature like other OEMs like LG.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Alpert3:
Mine is good. I didn't experience any issue, phone call is very clear.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] azy8000:
Mine keeps cutting out.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] im_high_tech:
Very clear for me. I bought my Dad an HTC 10 as well, so HTC 10 to HTC 10 is BEYOND amazing. Its super clear.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] dkjwong:
The best out of my all my previous phones, all samsungs. Calling my wife at work from home, I have never sounded better, she says. The speaker phone was also superb even when I was talking and playing a game, she couldn't tell I was tapping on th screen.

Could be a mix of a stronger signal I get with this phone at home. I'm always green whereas with all my other Sammy's my reception was pretty much yellow all the time, never green. Wifi calling with T-Mobile also helps.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] jbea007:
I actually have the total opposite. My call volume is sooooo low. I constantly have to repeat or ask the other end what did you say.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] azy8000:
I have same issue.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ing005:
Same for me, the other end oftens ask me to repeat myself again.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ranko:
My voice is not heard by the other side the first 3-5 seconds.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] 7ofmine:
Same problem

Came from an M8 with no issues, same callers, locations. not happy
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ibrokemypie:
much better than iphone 5s, if a bit quiet
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] hoopla man:
Superior wi-fi and cellular connectivity to most other phones
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] donkeykong1:
Good quality, clear and loud enoguh, but I feel it's a bit worse than my old M7. Definetly better than Samsung or iphone for that matter
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] mellybelly_:
I live in the middle of London so haven't had any complaints previously and this is no different. Crystal clear (on Vodafone).
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Charkatak:
Got phone few days ago and in some parts of the city when talking normally on the phone, people on the other side can't hear me, as if mic not working. I check the signal strength and it is 4 to 5 bars. I tested with and without VoLTE, no difference. Also the earpiece seems to produce tiny sound and lacks in low end. On top of that, most other external noise is present and other person hears it, as if mic isn't trying to eliminate noise.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] WiseManWhite:
My in call volume is pretty low too. I'm trying to find an app that will increase it without having to root.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how you think the HTC 10's Wifi performs. A higher rating indicates that it has excellent range, throughput, and signal strength. Like when you're taking a dump in the bedroom upstairs, do your videos have to buffer or do they come through without interruption?

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] tony.wheeler:
I am getting drop-outs on my WiFi connection even when feet from the router. The strength is OK but it drops connections, and when making WiFi-based calls the phone complains that WiFi signal strength is low (even when max bars! Clearly this needs and fix from HTC as others are reporting this too.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] afuller42:
when I use the normal wifi from my router I seem to have issues but I'm on very old firmware still from Verizon 1.19. I hear the update helps out with wifi issues. When I connect my to my router using the 5G connection it works flawlessly.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] nipun1110:
I find the wifi strength is not top notch. Very easily it drops its speed. Using ICE Rom.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] shook187:
I found this fault on previous HTC phones that I've dealt with like the M8 M9 all had weak Wi-Fi connection and range.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] lagittaja:
I vote excellent. I walked away from our apartment the other day and my 10 clinged on to it's dear life and maintained 1/5 bars where my M7 and missus's G3 just went: nope.

I'll have the "ultimate test" for my 10 next Wednesday. Going to school and in our "lab" we have a WiFi router. This lab is basically a bunker, a bomb shelter.

My M7 could pick up the WiFi from there (with the door closed) fine in a couple of locations around and near the bunker. It's going to be interesting to see how well my 10 can pick it up.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] PryvateiDz:
Wi-Fi singal to me is a great, but the speed and connection seems quite off. At times I can use my laptop while my HTC 10 is connected to the same Wi-Fi connection and my laptop speed will be great, but the HTC 10 seems quite sluggish. Additionally, sometimes I will get an error notification with Wi-Fi calling, and sometimes I'll get dropped calls when I have great Wi-Fi signal.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Haldi4803:
WiFi signal is absolutely horrible for me. Most of the time I only get 1-2 Bars except im really close to the Router.

My Tablet and other phone always get way better Signal strength.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] devsk:
Wifi on HTC 10 is the most horrible implementation I have seen on any device. If you think your wifi is great, go contribute your debug logs to this thread: http://xdaforums.com/htc-10/help/wifi-constant-suspend-resume-leading-to-t3392562

Vote on that thread only after doing the diagnostics, not by "oh, my wifi is great because I can browse on my phone".
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] WPtE:
I had issues before update 1.80.401.1: connections never seemed stable

Now on the update I've nothing to complain about, throughput is good, ping is stable and the wifi never seems to drop again.

Roaming between access points is also great, no drops there as well.

The range is fine as well. From the house to the garage (about 30m away) I still get a good enough signal to use internet, watch youtube etc.

That's through 2 brick walls and a garden with trees :)
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] sn0warmy:
Wifi range on this phone (HTC 10) is atrocious. The phone is basically useless to me. At home, it refused to connect to my 5ghz band and would only connect to the 2.4ghz band, unless I was within 5ft of the router.

We are currently in Costa Rica on our honeymoon, and while my HTC 10 remains in the hotel room safe 99% of the time while we surf, explore etc., the few times I've needed it it absolutely refused to connect to any of the 3 wifi networks here. Meanwhile, my wife's Galaxy S4 connects to any of them with no issues and gets 20mbps download speeds. My Macbook Pro has no issues and two other people we've talked to have had no issues with their iPhone and LG G4.

I wanted to love this phone but it's given me nothing but issues when it comes to network connectivity. I made the last second decision to leave my Nexus 6P and bring the HTC 10 in an effort to have a smaller phone with me during this trip, but I completely regret it. As soon as we get home the sim card will be pulled and the phone will be shoved into a drawer until another worthy phone comes along to use my next JUMP! Ondemand upgrade on.

It's too bad HTC is making the next Nexus phone. Because I sure as hell won't be buying it after this B.S. experience. :mad:

Also, for reference, when I got the phone from T-Mobile I unlocked it and flashed the U.S. unlocked RUU firmware/ROM for faster updates. I had these issues on the 1.53.617.5 RUU and they persist after the latest 1.80.617.1 update.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Haldi4803:
[MENTION=2781818]sn0warmy[/MENTION] do you have the uh oh warranty with 1 day replacement? Because I wonder if this is a hardware issue as some people report good WiFi.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] sn0warmy:
I'm not entirely sure. I do pay for the accidental coverage through T-Mobile and I'm sure I could use that to get a replacement through them (they've always been great in giving me replacements when requested). But I've seen so many people with the same issues, who report the replacement doesn't solve the problem., that I almost just don't even want to bother.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Ozzarck:
I had the same problem and a replacement for a new phone did the trick....
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Tapirus Morris:
In my experience, it is mediocre at best.

My HTC 10's wifi reception and speed is noticeably worst than my LG G3, and MUCH-MUCH worst than my 6 years old Dell Vostro 3350 laptop. At first I thought that my specific unit is defected, and went back to the store to replace it. The store's manager claimed that "it is what it is", and allowed me to examine and compare it thoroughly to his Smsung S7. They performed similarly. Some consolation...
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ExMM:
Totally agree man, my old M8 was WAY much better compare to my HTC 10 unfortunately.

I use to get almost full signal in my house at the second floor with the M8, with the HTC 10 cannot even browse.

I have to say this is the only thing that I don't like of this phone, hope a new firmware will do something.:rolleyes:
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] gsw5700:
Yeah, I'm on the latest OTA, 1.80 and Wi-Fi is better, but not as good as my old LG g3. Just enabled 2.4Ghz only, and it feels better
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] 52vincent:
Agreed, reception is terrible, I bought the unlocked t mobile version through htc, am on the latest update 1.80.617. I am currently sitting in a hotel room with crappy wifi service, but next door there is a walmart with a strong signal and I am connected through that on my laptop with 4 bars, but I can't get the 10 to connect at all.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Haldi4803:
Oh look, there is still one bar left.... no reason to switch then....

GTFO WiFi... GTFO
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] grega_slo:
This is well know android issue that has nothing to do with htc.. Android has wifi roaming issues, same happens with samsung ore oneplus...
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] benjefreys:
I notice sometimes it says full signal but i cant get any data through news republic or instrgram wont loads pictures and its not my wireless or internet connection as my TV is a few metrers away on wifi playing netflix. If i disconnect and reconnect it works again for a few days. 4G works fine though.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Igor6661:
yep, i have that issue all the time, you are lucky if disconnecting/connecting fix the issue for few days at least. plus, since 1.80 update wifi signal is so bad that it disconnect if i'm more than 5-6m from the router.

i more and more believe it's an hardware issue. i will wait for one more update before i send it to service.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] _-..zKiLLA..-_:
Range sucks
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ExMM:
In the last couple of days I have been playing with my wireless router frequency/channel to improve my HTC 10 signal which so far it terrible compare to my old M8.

My AC router 2.4/5Ghz has the possibly to setup 2 different SSID and password for the respective frequency, which I did.

I am currently living at the second floor, the router is located at the first floor on the other side of my house, pretty far I would say, in between there are microwave, Tv, cordless phone, and it's near the kitchen.

I have noticed that with the 2.4Ghz the WiFi is bad as always, connection drop, speednet test gave me 4MB download and 10MB upload,really suck, I can barely streaming a video, sometimes even drop at 1MB download.

Things change completely with the 5Ghz band, actually I was surprised!

Setting up only a SSID with 5Ghz I suddenly got 20MB download and 60MB upload from the second floor, and 40MB/90MB download/upload front the first floor, that was a shock.

With the 2.4Ghz it doesn't matter where I stay I always got between 1/4 MB download.

But with 5Ghz it's blazing fast, eventhus the 2.4Ghz has better throughputs to bypass walls.

Anyone tried/experienced same thing?
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] gsw5700:
5Ghz slightly faster for me but only when I'm near the router
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] cbreze:
2.4Ghz works better for distance from router for me and videos/netflix and such don't need to buffer, also tried turning off wifi calling and that helped a lot, don't use that feature anyway.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Olao99:
I just realized how bad the WiFi is on this phone.

I got a cheap Xiaomi Pad 2 and to my surprize, I can watch a Youtube video on a place where I'd usually loose connection with my HTC 10. This is around 10m away from the access point.

I did some more tests around the house and in places where I can get a reliable 20mb on the Xiaomi, I get at most 1mb on the HTC 10 :(

Any idea on how to fix this?

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Its worse than every other device in my home including a cheap chinese tablet
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Cro Cop:
So it seems it is a hardware fault after all. Damn htc.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] flowtec:
Could only test on 5Ghz, but here is everything fine.

Running LeeDroid 2.4.2 on latest WWE-firmware.

Test from about 9m and 2 Rooms away from the AP with a 50down/10up internet access:
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] dlads:
My WiFi is spot on, network connection is not on par with other devices, like samsung, iphone on the same network and same location, still connects but strength isn't the same.

HTC has always been this way for me though.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] osher4566:
WIFI issue , and solution ?

hi everybody ,

i bought Htc 10 , 10 days ago/

i notice that 10 have really big problem with the WIFI connecting . i realized that many users have this problem.

i'm actually don't know what to do .

i really love this phone and HTC , but this issue is too significant for me ! i use WIFI almost all the day.

i'm asking here for information , advises and help

is this issue happend because bad antena ? or lag software?

is this issue could be solved by update software?

i can try to use differte kernel and rom but if i'll do this and the issuue wont be solved i will not can sell this phone because the ROOT /

i dont know if take risk and root the phone , use different kernel. if ill do this and the issue will be solved , fine /

but if the issue wont be solved i will not can sell the devise /

what are you thinking ? will be solved the issue ?

by the way , my software is 1.92.709.1 - taiwan

can i use international roms for this version ? ( like roms which base on 195 eurpan version ?

i haerd that the WIFI issue happent to OPO3 , AXON7 , HTC 10 - all the devises use snapdragon820...

i have to find solution !

have to hear what are you thinking about the root and if it'll help...

Thank u !
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] pomponazzo:
European 10 here. Completely stock, not rooted. No trouble whatsoever with WiFi, I even get speeds I never achieved on any smartphone.

Perhaps you should consider returning your unit for repair...