Picked up my HTC One on Friday. No build quality issues whatsoever, beautiful phone, the screen is excellent, better than any other OLED Android phones I've owned so far.
I need more time with it before I can make a fair review. The big screen is nice compared to my iPhone5 but I'm not sure (for me) the trade-off is worth it when the HTC phone is so large. Yet I realize you can't get a 5 inch screen in a 4 inch sized phone
The trick for me to use any Android phone as my main phone is to master an Android keyboard. I have big hands but somehow I am so incredibly fast typing on the iPhone either with one thumb in one hand or using both thumbs. I attribute that to having a tremendous amount of practice, however I have been trying hard to type as fast on numerous Android phones and keyboards and no luck so far.
I am not a fan of Swiftkey type keyboards or Flow keyboards. Yes they work and get the job done but I can't go as fast with them as I can on the iPhone. I know many people complain about auto correct and Siri but I just don't experience these problems on the iPhone side of things where as with the Android keyboards I've tried I can't get my speed up. It's very important to me because a large part of my phone use is replying to and composing emails.
However, I do have great success with Google voice dictation.
I've switched this HTC One to my main line and put my iPhone over to my second line and will give it a good test until the BlackBerry Q10 is released, then try them both side-by-side and sell the one I don't like.
What a (expensive) hobby
