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HTC One series docks and cases set for pre-order

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  • By Michael Crider
  • on 9 Mar, 2012

HTC One series docks and cases set for pre-order

HTC’s One X, One S and One V Ice Cream Sandwich smartphones are easily their most-anticipated in months. While it’ll still be a month or more before they start showing up at retail locations in the UK and US, And UK electronics giant Clove is already taking pre-orders. Happily they’ll also accept pre-orders for a series of accessories, which Clove has been kind enough to show off for us. The add-ons should arrive with the phones in April. There’s a mind-boggling assortmant of cases, docks and screen protectors already – take a gander below.

For the flagship HTC One X, you get a choice of no less than three cases: a hard shell, an ultra-thin hard shell, and a hard shell with a bonus cover and stand. The color choices are a little strange, since the stand combination comes in white, the basic hard shell is translucent and the ultra-thin version is… purple. You can also get a first-party car dock or a desktop dock, and based on my experience with HTC’s previous docks, these are expensive but worth it. There’s also the standard first-party screen protector.

The HTC One S gets the same combination of hard and thin cases, though the thin case is clear and the rest are black. A car dock is available but not a desktop dock, which is a downright shame. The cheaper One V has a car dock, a single black hard case and a “gel skin”, which unfortunately lacks a picture, so we don’t know what color it is. Both have screen protectors available for them as well. All the cases seem pretty reasonably priced, with the car docks as the most expensive pieces for a total of £44.99 ($70) – not great, but pretty typical of HTC, and as noted above, probably worth it for those who want a solid dock. There’s no word of whether or not these accessories will make it across the pond, but given HTC’s focus on the One series, they’ll probably get here eventually.

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Story Timeline

  • HTC One Three Pillars of Quality revealed and detailed
  • HTC One S announced with 1.5 GHz dual-core, ICS, and just 7.9mm thin
  • HTC One V Announced -- Ice Cream Sandwich, Beats Audio on a budget
  • HTC One V hands-on
  • HTC One and Sense 4.0's contextual menu button
  • HTC One X photos show off new ImageSense camera technology
  • LCD vs IPS vs AMOLED: HTC One X, S and LG Optimus 4X screens compared
  • HTC One X gets root and superboot before release, courtesy of Modaco
  • HTC One X clears the FCC, quad-core fun begins
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Tags: accessoriescar dockCaseCloveDockhtcHTC One SHTC One VHTC One X

  • TechGuy-Tech

    I was quite interested in the HTC One X until I realised the battery was a non-replaceable 1800mAh and that there was no card slot. I also saw today that some pics taken on it and posted on the web are nothing to write home about. Think I’ll wait a bit longer and see what the Samsung Galaxy III turns out to be!

    • Androidess

      Same here-waiting on the Galaxy SIII

  • Blabla

    The flipable hardcase looks good, but i wonder how you will take photos with the case open due to software buttons?

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