The EVO 4G LTE was unveiled in April 2012 as one of the first LTE-enabled smartphones to be released by Sprint, and as a successor to the EVO 4G. The EVO 4G LTE officially became available for pre-order from Sprint on May 7, 2012. On June 2, 2012 the HTC EVO 4G LTE was released.
The EVO 4G LTE is only 0.35 inches thick, compared to the 0.5 inches of its predecessor, with a form factor of 5.3 inches by 2.7 inches. The screen is a sharp 4.7-inch Capacitive Super-LCD 2--312 dots per inch with 720 x 1280 pixel resolution at 24-bit (16.7 million) color. To watch HD video is a joy; its easy and fair to say it is impressively crystal clear.
To say the HTC Evo 4G LTE is a looker is, well, a serious understatement. Clad in black anodized aluminum, glossy premium plastic, flashy red accents, and sophisticated silver trim, this phone is drop-dead gorgeous. You can tell HTC put a lot of thought into the Evo's design, right down to its retro transistor-radio-style buttons.
Features:
4G LTE speed
Offers quick and easy connection speeds, so you can access your e-mail and the Internet while you're on the go. Sprint 4G LTE network coming mid-2012.
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system
Along with a 1.5GHz dual-core processor allows you to stay connected and productive on the go.
HTC Sense 4.0
Delivers an easy-to-use interface.
4.7" 720p HD Super LCD display with Gorilla Glass
Shows your text messages, photos and videos in vibrant display.
microSDHC card slot
Lets you store contacts and phone numbers (media not included).
8.0MP digital camera
Enables you to capture quality still photos.
Bluetooth compatibility
For wireless communication with a Bluetooth-enabled device.
MP3 player with Beats Audio
Allows you to listen to your favorite tunes on your mobile phone. Beats Audio offers an enhanced listening experience.
Easy-to-use kickstand
Props up your phone for hands-free movie watching or for use as an alarm clock.
Commercial Mobile Alert Service (CMAS) Enabled
Free wireless emergency alerts are now available on capable devices on the Nationwide Sprint Network.
* Phone activation required before use.
The good: Powerful parts, a lovely screen, stunning design, and an excellent camera help the Evo 4G LTE restoke the fires of the Evo faithful.
The bad: Given the 4G LTE in its name, the newest Evo's lack of Sprint LTE at launch is a huge letdown.
The bottom line: The HTC Evo 4G LTE is a worthy successor to Sprint's Evo family, as long as you remember one important caveat: until Sprint gets its LTE network off the ground, the Evo 4G LTE won't actually run 4G--it will be 3G-only at first.
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