HTC U Ultra Price in Singapore & Specifications
The cheapest price of HTC U Ultra in Singapore is SGD698 from LazMall by Lazada. The HTC U Ultra features a 5.7" display, 12MP back camera, 16MP front camera, and a 3000mAh battery capacity. It also comes with Quad Core CPU and runs on Android. Release date of the HTC U Ultra is January, 2017. Read more
The cheapest price of HTC U Ultra in Singapore is SGD698 from LazMall by Lazada. The HTC U Ultra features a 5.7" display, 12MP back camera, 16MP front camera, and a 3000mAh battery capacity. It also comes with Quad Core CPU and runs on Android. Release date of the HTC U Ultra is January, 2017. Read more
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Cheapest HTC U Ultra Price in Singapore is S$ 698.00
The HTC U Ultra is now available in Singapore. The cheapest HTC U Ultra price in Singapore is S$ 698.00 from Shopee. You can also choose between different HTC U Ultra variants with 64GB Brilliant Black starting from S$ 698.00 and 64GB Sapphire Blue at S$ 698.00. HTC U Ultra price details are updated July 2020.
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HTC U Ultra Price in Singapore by Variants
| Variants | Price | Store |
|---|---|---|
| HTC U Ultra 64GB Sapphire Blue | S$ 698.00 | LazMall by Lazada |
| HTC U Ultra 64GB Brilliant Black | S$ 698.00 | LazMall by Lazada |
| HTC U Ultra 64GB Ice White | Offer unavailable | |
| HTC U Ultra 64GB Cosmetic Pink | Offer unavailable |
News about HTC U Ultra
Imagine a World without Screen Protectors with HTC U Ultra
13 February 2018HTC recently introduced a special edition U Ultra that comes with a sapphire crystal display. Tests were conducted on the screen and the results show that the screen is highly scratch-resistant, so much so that users need not fix a screen protector for the smartphone.
HTC U Ultra Specs
| Display | |
|---|---|
| Screen Size | 5.7" |
| Display Resolution | 1440 x 2560pixels |
| Pixel Density | 513ppi |
| Scratch Resistant | Yes |
| Water Resistant | No |
| Camera | |
| Rear Camera Resolution | 12MP |
| Front Camera Resolution | 16MP |
| Dual camera | No |
| Memory | |
| RAM | 4GB |
| Expandable Memory | Yes |
| Card Slot | Yes |
| Battery | |
| Battery Capacity | 3000mAh |
| Talk Time | 26h |
| Platform | |
| Processor | Quad Core |
| Operating System | Android |
| Design | |
| Weight | 170g |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 162.4 x 79.8 x 8mm |
| Body Material | Aluminium |
| Launch | |
| Release Year | 2017 |
| Release Month | January |
| Connection | |
| USB Connectors | Type-C |
| NFC | No |
| Wi-Fi Standard | 802.11b |
| Networking | |
| Dual SIM | Yes |
| SIM Card | Nano-SIM |
| Features | |
| Waterproof | No |
| Virtual Reality Capable | No |
| Heart Rate Sensor | No |
| LED Notification Light | No |
| Face Recognition | No |
| Iris Scanner | No |
| Fingerprint Scanner | Yes |
| FM Radio | No |
| 3D Touch | No |
HTC U Ultra Price, Review, and Specs in Singapore
HTC U Ultra in Singapore - Superior Exterior
It seems like HTC has heard what the avid smartphone users have said. The HTC U Ultra is their answer to the everyday user. With a screen size that rivals your tablet, the HTC U Ultra sports a 5.7 inch Super LCD5 capacitive touchscreen with 16M colours. Protected by the Corning Gorilla Glass 5 for the 64GB version and a Sapphire Crystal Glass for the 128GB version, the screen is tough and ready for an adventure.
Massive battery power
A large phone means a large battery pack. The HTC U Ultra is fitted with a Li-Ion 3000 mAh battery that does up to 312 hours on 3G (standby) and 26 hours of 3G talk-time. You won’t have to worry about where you take the phone, what processes are running, and how long you are using it. HTC U Ultra is also adapted with the Quick Charge 3.0 for fast battery charging.
A camera built to impress
The HTC U Ultra comes with a 12MP rear shooter. You may not think much of it until you know its specifications. The lens is a f/1.8 26mm contraption with laser and phase detection autofocus. This translates to accuracy and extreme details in every photo or video you snap. It also incorporates a 1/2.3'' sensor size, 1.55µm pixel size, geo-tagging, touch focus, face detection, Auto-HDR, panoramic capabilities so you can shoot a diverse range of photos and video.
HD recording comes in at 2160@30fps or 720@120fps. As for the rear shooter, you get a 16MP, 1080p Auto-HDR camera, perfect for all your selfies and Snapchat videos.
Store your data like a pro
There are two main variants of the U Ultra in Singapore. The first comes with 64GB internal storage and the other with 128GB. Both include a 4GB RAM. External storage can be mounted via microSD card up to 256GB through the second SIM card slot. This is where the Dual SIM capacity comes in handy (if you are using only one SIM card).
Apart from that, the U Ultra is incredibly fast thanks to its Android OS, v7.0 (Nougat), Qualcomm MSM8996 Snapdragon 821 chipset, and Adreno 530 GPU combination. You would be wise to consider the HTC U Ultra as one of Singapore's finest selections of smartphones.
Reviews of HTC U Ultra
hardwarezone.com.sg
Reviewed on 2018-01-30
1000 sets of this limited edition Pink Gold color variant of the Huawei Mate 10 Pro will be released on 10th February. The Mate 10 Pro is Huawei's latest flagship smartphone and boasts the world's first dedicated AI NPU (neural processing unit) as well a...
Read more > techgoondu.com
Reviewed on 2017-04-18
The HTC U Ultra. PHOTO: NIgel ChenOnce a powerhouse in the smartphone industry, HTC has become a shell of its former self.At one point, its market share plummeted to less than 2 per cent, and tough competition has caused HTC to pull out of the low-end ma...
Read more > thetechrevolutionist.com
Reviewed on 2017-04-16
The HTC U Ultra smartphone is a 5.7-inch device that was launched earlier in February 2017. This new flagship smartphone was designed with the end-user in mind, and is marketed to be made for the brilliant U. In this review, we will find out if t...
Read more > lesterchan.net
Reviewed on 2017-04-07
HTC U Ultra was launched in Singapore on 25th February 2017 and it is retailing for S$898. It is available in three colors: blue, black and pink. Only one storage capacity is available in Singapore which is the 64GB. No one yet on the 128GB availability i...
Read more > straitstimes.com
Reviewed on 2017-04-03
If the HTC U Ultra had come out a year ago, it could have been a very decent phablet. But set amongst the competition now, it misses the mark because of some questionable design choices.It also does not make a good first impression. The phone feels large...
Read more > hardwarezone.com.sg
Reviewed on 2017-04-01
After years of playing it safe with its flagship phones (most recently the HTC 10 ), HTC's U Ultra is a bold step in a new direction with an interesting glass design, a larger 5.7-inch display, a secondary display for notifications and quick controls, and...
Read more > hardwarezone.com.sg
Reviewed on 2017-02-25
Note: This article was first published on 15th February 2015 and is republished as the phone is now available for purchase.First spotted at CES 2017, HTC's newest smartphones, the smaller mid-range U Play, and the larger, more premium, U Ultra (which HT...
Read more > techgoondu.com
Reviewed on 2017-02-16
The HTC U Ultra in Sapphire Blue, and the HTC U Play in Ice White. PHOTO: Nigel ChenFollowing last month's unveiling, the HTC U Ultra and U Play have been officially announced in Singapore. The U Ultra is HTC's flagship phone for 2017 ( although not nece...
Read more > neowin.net
Reviewed on 2017-06-11
Released in March, HTC's U Ultra comes with a Snapdragon 821 chipset, 4GB RAM, and 64GB of storage. There were never any carrier variants made, so it's only available unlocked for $749.But since then, the company has announced the U11, which puts the U...
Read more > androidheadlines.com
Reviewed on 2017-05-08
Gorgeous glass build and colors, Great software features, light skin, Ultra fast camera, Fantastic camera quality most of the time, Video recording and recording sound quality rock, Included USonic headphones are a fantastic pack-in, Free HTC Uh-Oh Protec...
More fragile than previous metal HTC phones, No 3.5mm jack or included adapter, Not water or dust resistant, Low light photography could use work, Single USB Type-C port means no charging while listening to wired music
2017 is ushering in a wave of change for most OEMs it seems, bringing about massive hardware design changes for some companies, while others still are only refreshing their existing lineups with minor cosmetic differences. HTC Seems to be falling somewher...
Read more > talkandroid.com
Reviewed on 2017-05-03
The U Ultra might not be HTC's flagship for the year, but it's still a high-end device you should pay attention to. The company vowed to switch its focus to premium hardware in 2017, and the U Ultra is just one culmination of the efforts. It really is a...
Read more > 91mobiles.com
Reviewed on 2017-04-17
Stylish looks, Smooth performance, Good battery life, Capable selfie camera, Loaded with features
Primary camera performance could be better, Lacks 3.5mm audio socket, Fingerprint magnet, Bulky, Photos by Raj Rout
Right off the bat, the U Ultra impresses with its looks. As we said earlier… images don't really do it justice, you just have to check it out for yourself to see what we mean. The glossy rear is a big fingerprint magnet for sure, which is where the includ...
Read more > techspot.com
Reviewed on 2017-04-16
Decent but not outstanding hardware, including the Snapdragon 821 SoC, 12megapixel rear camera, and 5.7inch 1440p display
Terrible battery life. Secondary display adds nothing. Unnecessarily large body attracts fingerprints like no other phone. No headphone jack. Laughably expensive
It seems like decades since HTC released the fantastic One M7, a flagship smartphone that elevated the company's design and engineering team to elite status. Since then HTC has stagnated and even reasonable devices like last year's HTC 10 simply didn't se...
Read more > theverge.com
Reviewed on 2017-04-06
Snappy performance, Good battery life, Good camera, Eye-catching finish
Unwieldy size, Second display is a gimmick, No headphone jack, Display quality issues, No water resistance
In a season filled with almost endless smartphone hype and announcements, you'd be forgiven if you missed that HTC, once a major player in the Android world, announced and released a new, high-end phone. That phone, the $750 U Ultra, is the company's curr...
Read more > Pocketnow.com
Reviewed on 2017-04-05
Beautiful design, Great build quality, Outstanding camera performance, Amazing LCD display, As I sat at HTC's presentation back in Las Vegas a few months ago, I was immediately drawn at the fact the company chose to call its latest flagship lineup the “U...
Largest phablet of its screen size, If it's so large, why not add a headphone jack?, Nonphablet sized battery, Software not optimized improved ergonomics, HTC Sense companion is still not ready, As I sat at HTC's presentation back in Las Vegas a few month...
As I sat at HTC's presentation back in Las Vegas a few months ago, I was immediately drawn at the fact the company chose to call its latest flagship lineup the “U.” See, at least for me, that HTC You Campaign was probably one of the most genius approaches...
Read more > androidauthority.com
Reviewed on 2017-04-05
Beautiful metal/glass design, Fluid and responsive performance, Great picture quality on front and rear cameras, Expandable storage, Fast, accurate fingerprint reader, Clean software experience with HTC Sense, Large, vibrant display, Secondary screen is u...
Not easy to use in one hand, Mirror-like finish attracts dust and fingerprints, No headphone jack, Small battery for its size, Not water resistant, High price tag even for an unlocked device
It's no secret that HTC has had a rough go of it for the past few years, despite offering solid flagship devices renowned for their beautiful design, build quality, and fantastic audio experience. With that said, it unfortunately has been a case of “more...
Read more > slashgear.com
Reviewed on 2017-03-30
Beautiful design, Great display, Solid performance
No waterproofing and easily scratched, Battery is smaller than it should be, Camera only average, No headphone jack
The fans won't want to hear it, but HTC has made a misstep with the HTC U Ultra. Flagship follow-up to last year's HTC 10, it promises high-style and plenty of functionality to go with its premium $749 price tag, and there's no denying that its high-gloss...
Read more > greenbot.com
Reviewed on 2017-03-27
Shiny back is shiny, Second screen can be useful at times, Sound quality is stellar
Frame is just too big, No headphone jack or water resistance, Battery too small to get through most days
I'm not gonna lie, I like big phones. Before I became a full-time Android phone reviewer, I divided my time equally between the Nexus 6P and the iPhone 7 Plus, and I was more than a little bummed that I never got a chance to try out the Galaxy Note7. B...
Read more > pcworld.com_techhive.com
Reviewed on 2017-03-27
Shiny back is shiny, Second screen can be useful at times, Sound quality is stellar
Frame is just too big, No headphone jack or water resistance, Battery too small to get through most days
I'm not gonna lie, I like big phones. Before I became a full-time Android phone reviewer, I divided my time equally between the Nexus 6P and the iPhone 7 Plus, and I was more than a little bummed that I never got a chance to try out the Galaxy Note7. But...
Read more > notebookcheck.net
Reviewed on 2017-03-25
very classy casing, high-resolution second screen, preloaded personal assistant, lush memory configuration, good camera photos, quick charge function, high-quality headset included, high-resolution, viewing angle stable panel, low temperature development...
pressure sensitive rear, fingerprint magnet, mediocre speaker, no 3.5-mm audio jack, comparatively slow WiFi, slightly inaccurate GPS, screen's high color shifts, high power consumption
The comeback? The U Ultra flagship smartphone is to pave the way for HTC's desperately needed comeback. This might even be successful with an intelligent assistant, high-quality audio technology, and a second screen. However, some test results rouse doubt...
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