In the US, Asia and Australia they’ve already had their fill of the HTC One XL. But, in Europe, they’ve had to make do with the lame ol’ HSPA+ One X. That is, until now. German carrier Vodafone has announced that it’ll be the first to bring the XL home, complete with triband LTE in tow. Just like the American “One X,” the new Euro XL ditches the quad-core Tegra 3 for a 1.5GHz dual-core S4, primarily because the NVIDIA solution doesn’t support LTE. Though, as an added bonus, we’re sure it helps extend the life of that 1,800 mAh cell inside. Vodafone will get the handset first in early June in a nice matte black, while Deutsche Telekom and O2 Germany will score the device later — potentially in white. If you want yours contract free, it’ll cost you €699 from Vodafone or €659 from HTC.