HTC U11+

The U11+ makes the strongest case yet for HTC's continued presence in the smartphone market. The worst thing you can say about the U11+ is that it's yet another excellent phone in a year overflowing with great new Android handsets. It's tough to stand out, and the U11+'s true differentiating features — battery life, software quality and day-to-day performance — don't make for an easy sell.

Great camera specs: OIS on the main 12.2 MP “UltraPixel 3” sensor — the Sony IMX362 Exmor RS — means low light photos come out remarkably well. The U11 Plus captures video with Hi-Res and 3D spatial audio recording via the four on-board microphones. You can shoot 4K video at 30 fps, 1080p at 30 or 60 fps, and Full HD slow-motion video at 120 fps.
Like most other areas of the HTC U11 Plus, the camera provides excellent (if decidedly “no frills”) performance.

And HTC confirms Android 9.0 Pie update for 4 of its phones:

We're pleased as pie to confirm updates to Android Pie for the HTC U12+, U11+, U11, and U11 life (Android One). Timeframes for roll-out will be announced in due course.

We can't wait to know what you think of Google's freshest slice of Android! pic.twitter.com/mPJePFegne

— HTC (@htc) August 10, 2018