HTC 10

Snapdragon 820 sits at the core of this one, paired with 4GB RAM and Adreno 530 graphics, which was flagship territory when this launched. Storage comes in 32GB or 64GB variants, and there's a dedicated microSD slot for adding up to 256GB more if you shoot a lot of video or install a lot of apps. The 5.2-inch Super LCD5 screen runs at Quad HD resolution, working out to roughly 565 ppi, so text and images stay sharp on a relatively compact body.

HTC 10 price in Malaysia starts from RM1899. The 12MP rear camera uses a larger 1/2.3-inch sensor with f/1.8 aperture, OIS, and laser autofocus, aimed at getting sharper shots in low light without needing a high megapixel count. Video tops out at 4K recording, and there's a 5MP front camera with its own OIS for steadier selfies.

Battery capacity is 3000mAh, non-removable, which was standard for a phone this size at the time. It ships with USB Type-C, NFC, infrared, and a fingerprint sensor built into the front home button, rounding out a spec sheet that still covers the basics well.