The HTC One release date is Friday, in case you didn't notice. You can order the HTC One online, and we've independently confirmed that it's available in Manhattan-area brick and mortar shops.
While most consumers can begin enjoy their HTC One on its official release date Friday, developers aren't as lucky. The unlocked developer edition of the HTC One is being delayed to some point "before the end of April." Scroll down to the bottom of the page to read HTC's full statement.
You can pick up your HTC One from the following vendors:
HTC One Release Date: Availability
- Sprint - A 32GB model, which is the only version of the HTC One currently being made available on Sprint, costs $199 with a two-year contract.
- AT&T - The HTC One is available in 32GB and 64GB variants for $199 or $299, respectively. Like Spring, AT&T's pricing is contingent on a two-year agreement.
- T-Mobile - A 32GB HTC One is currently available on the T-Mobile online store, and will be available in T-Mobile brick and mortar shops come April 24. Like the iPhone 5 and Samsung Galaxy S4, it will cost $99 upfront, with a $20 monthly payment over the course of a 24-month contract.
- Miscellaneous - Walmart, Costco, Target, Radio Shack, Amazon, Sam's Club, HTC.com
"We're excited that the new HTC One is now available through AT&T, Sprint T-Mobile and numerous national retail partners; however, we are experiencing unforeseen delays with shipping for the pre-ordered the 32GB SIM-unlocked and 64GB developer edition. We are working to fullfill orders as quickly as possible but the latest delivery for any customers will be before the end of April. We apologize to these customers for the delay. We know there is a lot of excitement for this phone and we can't wait to get this device into all of our customers' hands."
