HTC Butterfly Full Review, Specifications and Price in India

Last updated on February 28, 2016

HTC Butterfly is the international version of HTC Droid dna, which was a US-specific smartphone launched earlier in Japan under the name ‘J Butterfly’. The Butterfly is also the first smartphone to sport a 1080p display.

The phone isn’t any longer paying homage to the HTC One style, though with an analogous approach, the HTC Butterfly could be another very elegant and complex smartphone. In fact, the attractive 1080p display is just breathless, and even retina display bows right down to the 440ppi index.

The body is currently soft touch and straightforward to grip, the general profile is slim and simply commanded by one hand. The red accent grills on the edges of the device may not catch everyone’s fancy as they didn’t ours’.

The Phone is waterproof to the purpose wherever HTC claims that it will simply face up to splashes of water, because of the duvet doors of the port and sim-sd card slot. This can be one huge, tough, rugged phone with a nawfully girly name.

The screen is protected by Corning gorilla Glass 2. below the hood. The HTC Butterfly is supercharged by a 1.5GHz Qualcomm snapdragon S4 pro quad-core processor, let alone 2GB of RAM, and offers a quite top notch package.

The rear of the device gets an 8.1 megapixel snapper that has HTC’s Image Chip, the front of HTC Butterfly gets a 2.1 megapixel camera, that is additionally capable of recording videos fully 1080p HD. The smartphone runs on android 4.1 jelly bean with Sense 4+ UI on high and can be pushed to android 4.2.

The HTC Butterfly gets 16GB of internal storage together with a micro-SD card for storage enlargeable by up to 32GB. A 2,020 mAh battery powers the huge 5-inch Full HD display. A normal HTC Butterfly has 3.5 – 4 hours of talk time on this device.

Network performance is stable and phone calls are crystal clear, voice on either aspect of the call is consistent and steady. Overall telephone call capability and network handling is excellent within the usual HTC normal. Though video calling isn’t a possibility over 3G on the Butterfly, it also doesn’t support the Indian 4G network bands.