the speaker set up on it seems a bit louder than HTC u1.

The camera is amazing, although the front facing camera does struggle a bit in low light

the speakers are still a bit subpar but louder than most

so I will drag Samsung in the mud a bit for locking the boot loader and writing an OS with a ton of bloat on it that slows it down to the point 2 year old devices can at times best it in speed

I do miss my headphone jack a little bit

The music through the USB-C jack with the included adapter, though not as loud and punchy as the LG v20, it is every bit as clear.

so I will drag Samsung in the mud a bit for locking the boot loader and writing an OS with a ton of bloat on it that slows it down to the point 2 year old devices can at times best it in speed

HTC does include a basic plastic case in the box but it is a bit cheesy and scratches easily.

I did shoot some 4K video today of a live band at the festival and audio was very good and the video was clear but the only thing that sucks is that you can record for only 6 minutes in 4K. I would recommend this phone to someone that does not all the apps that Samsung installs on the phones they sell as I had the Samsung Galaxy S8+ and it started to lag a bit after 2 months

Not missing a headphone jack even a bit

I might rant a bit

I'm a bit nervous about the fragility, especially with this phone being so slick, but I'm pretty careful

Sad really b/

Lastly, the feel of the phone to me it's not as slick as I initially imagined it would be.

I'm using this phone on T-mobile and everything works, WiFi calling, VoLTE