At an event in Shanghai, China, HTC announced its flagship handset for the country — the One M9+. On paper, the handset packs better specs than the One M9, which includes a 5.2-inch Quad HD display and a fingerprint sensor. The MediaTek chipset on the handset might not perform as well as the Snapdragon 810 chip found inside the One M9, but it is likely that it will help the M9+ to deliver better battery life and not face any overheating issues faced by its international sibling. Until the One M9+ hits the retail stores of China, we compare the specs of both devices to see how much they differ from each other on paper.
What are your thoughts on the One M9+? Are you disappointed that the handset will only be available in China?
