HTC EVO 4G HDMI dock review

As one of the first Android phones with a dedicated HDMI-out port, the HTC EVO 4G is the perfect candidate for a multimedia dock. The official HTC HDMI dock is that perfect multimedia dock. It's stylish, simple, and works great -- which is what most of us look for in our electronic accessories.

Inside the box is everything you need to get going. The dock, a 72-inch (that's six feet) HDMI cable, and a quick and easy set of directions and you'll soon be watching video on your television or monitor. And the dock's small size makes it perfect for carrying along with you to share video and pictures from your EVO on any television.

Just plug one end of the cable into the dock, the other into the TV, and go. There's even a microUSB port on the dock so you can charge while watching. The dock itself is weighty, and has four rubber feet to keep it from sliding around while using it. You precious EVO 4G fits tightly, and there's no fear of breaking anything because it fell out of the connector.

The HTC EVO 4G was one of the most popular Android phones ever, with good reason. It was a real game changer, and the current crop of big, bright displays and media-centric devices can all trace their roots back to it. And you know what? It's still great. Hit the break for a few more images.

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