specdeviceinfo

HTC One X+

HTC One X+ · Htc

SoC
enrc2b
RAM
1 GB
Resolution
1280x720
Android API
4.2 (17)
specdeviceinfo analysis

What this hardware actually means

Editorial interpretation generated from the device's self-reported fields and our SoC tier database. Cross-reference with the raw fields below; if you spot a contradiction, please tell us.

Platform & performance positioning

The htc HTC One X+ reports its platform as enrc2b. The CPU configuration is 4-core, Cortex-A9, running up to 51 - 1700 MHz. The GPU is NVIDIA Corporation NVIDIA Tegra 3. Without a confirmed SoC tier mapping for this platform string, we treat the device as unverified. If you're using this entry to compare against a phone you're inspecting, focus on the raw fields below rather than tier-level conclusions.

Day-to-day workload

1 GB of RAM is insufficient for modern Android. Display resolution is 1280x720.

This record reflects Android API level 17 (4.2). Android 7 or older — effectively retired; very few modern apps will run, and Google Play Services support is limited.

Trust & buying notes

Because this entry runs Android 4.2, treat it as a reference for older inventory: refurb shops sometimes flash old firmware to make a device look "stock," so a modern build date with this API level is a red flag.

Identity

MANUFACTURER
HTC
BRAND
htc
MODEL
HTC One X+

Operating System

API
4.2 (17)
PLATFORM
enrc2b

SoC / CPU

CPU
enrc2b
CORES
4
FAMILY
Cortex-A9
CLOCK_SPEED
51 - 1700 MHz

GPU

GPU_VENDOR
NVIDIA Corporation
GPU_MODEL
NVIDIA Tegra 3

Memory & Storage

RAM
1 GB
FLASH
K1U00M

Display

RESOLUTION
1280x720
TOUCHSCREEN
synaptics-3200

Sensors

ACCELEROMETER
MPL
GYROSCOPE
mpu3050
MAGNETOMETER
MPL
ALSPS
CM3629

Connectivity

WIFI
bcmdhd
NFC
pn544

Audio & Power

AUDIO
tfa9887
CHARGER
USE PMIC

Other

CAMERA
ov8838 s5k6a1gx03
LENS
ad5823
SOUND
Tegra
PMIC
tps6238x0 tps80031
OTHER
dummy ina230 sii9234 nct1008_nct72 TPS61310_FLASHLIGHT LP5521-LED
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