HTC thank you!

Update 03/24/15:
Having broken my screen after a fall of my costume (with dotview hull) I have put forward a big flaw: the replacement parts.
For a screen count 200 including installation.
Also the device does not lend itself to change parts so you had to go through the pro ...

Looking for a device that replaces my IPhone 4s after 2.5 years of loyal service and wanting absolutely return on Android, I first set my heart on the LG G3 because the camera that seemed best.
Returned after a little more than 15 days of use due to operational problems I folded down onto the M8 with a rear idea to go buy myself an iPhone 6 if it was as bad as the G3 finished.
After 10 days of use, my prejudices that have flown and I adopt with pleasure this new device that meets my needs and will therefore accompany me for the next 2 years.
On the one hand, the finish is really beautiful that really does not ashamed to face Apple (master of the genre) with a shell Alu, a clear strength (and claimed) that has nothing to do with its direct competitor g3 LG or Samsung S4 and plastic finish that exudes low-end '

Furthermore, the picture remains very acceptable part for a user of the "Sunday" like me (party pictures, vacation and family). I particularly appreciate its ability to be able to clear shots in situations "all terrain" (eg photo of a beautiful graph during my run while 2 other app running at the same time).

Then, the device has a very good ergonomics is well thought (Sense overlay is a very good and Motion Launch system knows to make himself useful in daily use), an unfailing responsiveness and a very significant customization.

For the rest, I can finally play any audio file (WMA, Flac, ') or video (without re-encode) and place a simple copy / paste on my memory card. I finally got rid of iTunes and its music management that does not match at all.
It's also the possibility of organizing my files as I want and then use them as such in the display.
Ends clamping (restrictive copying system for example) ends the guide, free at last! (Sorry had to come out) '
Critical point anyway: more strongly endurance batteries'
If the M8 can hold more than one day in intensive use is better than the competition but not enough to hold a week (I know, I dream).

My advice:

Buy it if you feel stuck on Ios.
Android has evolved and need not be a "geek" to enjoy.

HTC is a small brand compared to Apple LG or Samsung but when they come out a good product (the first of the name HTC Desire, HTC One Max 2013 or M8) one can appreciate the care taken by the brand at all levels (hardware and software).

Take 16gb model and add you a memory card (eg Samsung Pro 32GB microSDHC MB-MG32D).

Finally do not hesitate to set foot in the hull HTC Dot View is well optimized for the device.