Vlad Savov from The Verge described the M9 as "the world’s most beautiful disappointment", noting that it was merely an evolution of the M8 with limited design changes, and that its rear/primary camera was of low quality, concluding that "remixing the past is not a sign of innovation, and neither is the addition of a fast new processor just because it’s fast and new, or multiplying the megapixels of a camera that’s still not good enough".
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HTC updated the M9 to Android Marshmallow following its release, and subsequently updated the device to Android Nougat in December 2016 Reception Pre-release The M9 runs Android Lollipop with HTC's Sense 7 user interface and software suite. The built-in infrared (IR) sensor can make the device a remote control for other infrared-enabled gadgets. The M9's front-facing "BoomSound" stereo speakers now use Dolby Audio tuning. The speakers have been a prominent feature of the HTC One M series since the M7. Ģ160p videos are limited to six minutes per recording, after which the recording would need to be restarted. The UltraPixel image sensor (which had larger pixels in its sensor, but sacrificed megapixel size for enhanced low-light capabilities) was moved to the front-facing camera, with the rear-facing camera now using a more traditional 20 megapixel sensor, supporting 4K (2160p) video recording. Storage can be expanded with a Micro SD card up to 2 TB.
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The phone features an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 system-on-chip with 3 GB of RAM, a 5-inch 1080p display, and 32 GB of internal storage (nearly 9 GB is reserved for the operating system). The HTC pro case, available separately, offers IP68-level water and dust protection, and a shockproof rating for up to a two-meter drop. The device has proper IPX3-level protection against spraying water. The design of the M9 is similar to its predecessor, except that it is slightly narrower and thicker.
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