Despite its smaller size, the One Mini 2
feels almost identical in weight to the One (M8), if not a little
heavier. In reality, it’s actually nearly 20g lighter, so we’re putting
it down to the fact that the M8 spreads its weight over a larger area.
Rub your fingers over the surfaces and you begin to notice other subtle differences. The rear plastic accents on the One Mini 2 are raised as opposed to flush, the speaker grilles feel a little rougher and more puckered, and the power and volume buttons aren't so perfectly enveloped by the chassis as they are on the One (M8).
Rather than machined to minute tolerances, its smooth, cool back panel appears to be pressed from a sheet of metal. The edges of the One Mini 2 are also plastic as opposed to metal.
You’ll only notice these small shortcomings if you search for them - which, of course, we did, because the M8 is so damn near flawless. Even getting close to that makes the One Mini 2 head and shoulders over almost all other Android smartphones.
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