Mere months after the launch of its U11 flagship,explicit sex scenes in mainstream movies HTC has launched a more powerful version, one that sports 128GB of storage memory and 6GB of RAM.
The new version is not entirely new, as the U11 with exactly those specs was initially available in Asia. But this release now means everyone can head on to HTC's website and buy a top-specced, unlocked U11.
SEE ALSO: HTC Vive's Deluxe Audio Strap finally completes the high-end VR headset experienceThe new variant is only available in one color, "Amazing Silver," which we also like to call "fingerprints galore," but if you like shiny things, you'll probably love it. The price is $729.
With the expanded storage and increased RAM, HTC's U11 can hold its own against any flagship currently available.
The rest of its specs include a 5.5-inch Quad HD screen, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chip, a 12-megapixel rear camera and a 16-megapixel selfie cam, stereo speakers and a 3,000mAh battery, as well as resistance to water and dust.
The HTC U11 also has a special feature not seen on any other phones -- squeezable sides. HTC calls this tech Edge Sense and it gives you another way to quickly take a screenshot or access your favorite app by simply pressing on the phone's sides.
As part of its "Summer Sunset Sale" event, HTC has also discounted its HTC U Ultra from $749 to $499; the HTC 10 from $699 to $399; and its Under Armour UA HealthBox from $400 to $219.99. Check out the sale here.
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