I used to own a Blackberry Bold 9700, and for 2 years, that phone never left my side. I thought it was amazing, and that no phone could beat my Blackberry. Then my husband got a simple HTC wildfire, and within a few days I was totally jealous, mainly of his amazing app store, which left Blackberry...

Great for a casual user. Too slow if you live your life by it. Mine has a problem of frequently crashing for no apparent reason. Supplier couldn't fix it, so cannot recommend this phone.

Does what I want when it's working

Crashes/reboots several times a day

Already known as a super little smart phone, this HTC does not disappoint. Very easy to use, lightweight and slim, my only criticism is that the photo` quality could be sharper. Otherwise, fab.

I bought this phone as a first time smartphone owner around Christmas 2012 and so far have been very impressed. The phone is sometimes a bit slow but I can live with that. The only problem I have is that when using the alarm you must keep the phone on otherwise it will not work.

After having a nokia 5230 for the last 2 years this is my first htc, and this phone is awsome, the camera is great and i love the apps. Nice solid design and easy to use.

this was my first android phone and I'm VERY happy with it. the online capabilities can compete with your home pc. it does nearly anything. the reason I've had this phone twice now is that it is up to date and current.

the phone is awesome...no lagging problem...putting up in a simple language...nmost of the guys here want a frontal camera...but they cant afford a 3g data plan :D :Dnyou want a 1 ghz processor..but no such game or application requires a 1ghz processor on google play store.

If you are not a heavy user, this phone is for you...don't get misled by the specs, particularly 600MHz processor. It has the latest architecture..and thus can outperform quiet a few other processors 'clocked' higher than this belonging to older generations. 512Mb RAM handles it all.

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If we look at the 10-15K price bracket, HTC has no product offering worth considering right now. As far as Android handsets go, Sony's Live with Walkman is still the best offering here followed closely by the much older, but still relevant Samsung Galaxy Ace .