
The S4's evolutionary design may seem a tad plain and boring, but we have to hand it to Samsung for managing to squeeze in a larger display in the same chassis as the SIII. This meant shaving down the bezel even further, which was quite thin to begin with, while keeping the height and width pretty much same. In fact, the S4 has gotten slimmer and a tad lighter as well. The low weight can be attributed towards a strict diet of plastic/poly-carbonate for the entire chassis. On one hand, this seems like yet another let-down , but you do get the optoin to remove the battery.
Samsung Galaxy S4 Vs HTC One Vs Sony Xperia Z

Samsung Galaxy S4
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HTC One
It's quite an impressive piece of electronics. The one thing you'll really love about it is the design and build quality, which is par none. HTC has also added new tweaks to its flavour of Android, Sense 5. HTC has tried to offer what it can with The One and has done a fine job.
₹ 41,500
₹ 42,900

Sony Xperia Z
The Xperia Z is the true successor of the Xperia S, which Sony launched a year ago. Along with the usual refresh to the specifications and chassis design, we got one of the most sought-after features for a high-end phone: water-proofing. The Xperia Z is armed with IP55 and IP57 certifications , making it dust and water-resistant up to a certain degree.
₹ 38,000
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