The HTC U Ultra is more than just another oversized smartphone. It's the first proper flagship phone of 2017, one of the first noteworthy "phablets" to see the light of day since Samsung's Note 7 debacle ... and it's HTC's next big chance to reinvent itself. With a "liquid color" finish, a very familiar secondary display and a markedly absent headphone jack, the HTC U Ultra doesn't offer much in the way of innovation – but is it the right combination of features to put its storied maker back on the map
HTC U Ultra review device, Model 2PZF200, purchased by Mobile Nations. The device received one software update during the review process, bringing the version to 1.09.709.7. The HTC U Ultra was tested on T-Mobile US in Greater Boston, with one Android Wear device attached.
