HTC 10 spotted again in new renders

Leaks of the upcoming HTC 10, previously known as the HTC One M10, have been coming thick and fast over the past month, as we edge ever closer to the handset’s expected launch date. Today, a series of new renders have appeared online, courtesy of the @upleaks Weibo account.

The renders hint at a number of possible case color configurations. We have black, gold and white options, along with a mixed black front and white back option, which looks pretty nice. The HTC10 appears to retain a lot of the One M series’ design cues, including the curved metal uni-body, but there are definitely hints of the One A9 in there too, especially when it comes to the button layout.

It is tricky to say exactly how well these renders represent what the HTC10 will actually look like, as the front facing camera size differs a bit from previous leaks and the bezel width looks slightly different in each render to my eye, but there are a couple of defining features that we have seen a few times before. The circular rear camera and flash combination along with the new home button, which presumable houses a fingerprint scanner, look pretty set at this point.

In terms of hardware, the HTC10 is expected to arrive with a 5.15-inch QHD display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 SoC with an Adreno 530 GPU, 4GB of RAM, a 12 megapixel rear camera, and a USB Type C port on the bottom. According to Evan Blass, the HTC10 is set to be unveiled on Tuesday April 19^th, so there’s still more than a month to wait for any official confirmation.