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Spigen's HTC One M9 Neo Hybrid case portrays an HTC Eye-like front camera, mesh speakers

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By Luis D.

Updated: Feb 25, 2015, 8:21 AM

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Spigen's HTC One M9 Neo Hybrid case portrays an HTC Eye-like front camera, mesh speakers

This year's premium flagship leakster award isn't going to @evleaks. This time, it's undoubtedly going to case manufacturers, whose renders of upcoming Samsung and HTC hot-shot smartphones were the first to give us a glimpse of how they look before their impending MWC 2015 reveals.

Speaking of cases, Spigen, a renowned case producer we reckon we can trust with this, put up its HTC One M9 Neo Hybrid case up for order. The $35 accessory's product images give us a slightly different glimpse of the flagship than the "official renders" we published a few days ago did. Notably, the smartphone has a bigger selfie cam lens positioned dead in the middle of its top bezel, just like on the HTC Eye.

In addition, the BoomSound stereo speakers have a mesh wire and are placed in the middle of the top and bottom bezel, instead of being drilled in the chassis like on the HTC One (M7). Meanwhile, the back of the smartphone once again features the single camera lens with two-tone LED flash, and the power key is, again, repositioned on the right side.

Those are some meaningful design and camera improvements, no doubt! Well, in just a few short days, we'll learn all there is to know about HTC's 2015 hero phone. Don't forget to join us for the parade of MWC announcements between March 1st and March 5th!

Thanks for the tip, Sadra Makhmali!

Spigen HTC One M9 Neo Hybrid case renders

source: Spigen

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