The HTC Desire C is a competitively priced pre-paid smartphone that offers a few...

Good design and build...

-Can be sluggish at times...

El nuevo HTC Desire C es una excelente carta de presentación para la nueva gama media del desarrollador taiwanés HTC. Es un teléfono que, a pesar de contar con características más propias de un móvil de gama entrada, destaque gracias …

When HTC originally released the original HTC Desire, it was a game changer. A slick, classy design, great screen and lots of features, not to mention a deeply attractive overlay on top of the Android OS. Then came the HTC Desire S , the HTC Desire HD and now the HTC Desire C.

The HTC desire C has impressed everyone that we've shown the handset to. The small form factor is a bonus and in a world of giant screens with big price tags in tow and it's good to see options available for customers who want something truly pocket-sized.

Great value for money for Pay As You Go customers; Strong range of features and HTC Sense performs well; Screen looks good for the price

Looks like famous manufacturer HTC grew fed up with manufacturing cheap smartphones for people who have never owned such a product before. The Taiwanese company recently announced their $200 Desire C device which can very well be be the last of the company's very affordable species.

I use this about 3 years but at time I suggest this phone not for this generation phone.bcz under 8k you buys big deal.Cool pade note 3 lite and many more I campare to CoolPad note 3 lite vs HTC Desire C.i 100% sure Htc not stand their.

The HTC Desire C is a cheap and very compact Google smartphone running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

Once upon a time, the Desire was the king of HTC's smartphones. The One series has taken that mantle in 2012, so the Desire is now reduced to propping up the bottom of HTC's smartphone lineup. The HTC Desire C retails for $229 but features the Beats Audio sound profile, comes with integrated 25GB Dropbox storage and has a 5-megapixel camera. It's a great looking device but an ultimately frustrating phone to use due to a sluggish user experience.

The HTC Desire C is a competitively priced pre-paid smartphone that offers a few features we aren't used to seeing on low-end Android devices. We like its design, build quality and the decent battery life it offers, but the sluggish user experience will frustrate most buyers.

Good design and build; Relatively low price; Decent battery life;

Can be sluggish at times; Abysmal camera; Limited internal memory;

Not everyone can afford a super-powered smart phone with multiple cores and a screen big enough to double as a tea tray.

The HTC Desire C delivers Android Ice Cream Sandwich to the budget end of the smart phone spectrum, but this sugary goodness can't compensate for under-powered hardware. Even at this affordable price, there are more powerful and capable budget blowers up for grabs.

Ice Cream Sandwich; HTC Sense 4.0; microSD card slot.

Weak processor; Small low-res screen; Call volume is quite quiet.