this is the best phone among all that I have had till now..its audio and picture quality is amazing..it is portable and very convenient to carry..this is the perfect phone for me because its size is not so big unlike some of samsung's galaxy model...

The HTC Desire X is arguably the first true successor to the original HTC Desire. Bearing the same name, it improves upon the Desire and Desire S in every way, bringing the line up to speed two years on.

Great build; Fantastic camera; Quick to use with good battery

No front-facing camera; Limited RAM

The Desire X is HTC's mid range device aimed at the "average user" who is intrigued by the idea of an Android powered smartphone yet still enjoys the simpler things in life. The Desire X ticks all the necessary boxes with a discreet design, easy to understand interface and surprisingly good super...

-Neat; slim design - Decent screen -Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich -Good battery life

-No front-facing camera -Mediocre main camera -No HD video capture -No microSD slot

The Desire X is HTC's mid range device aimed at the "average user" who is intrigued by the idea of an Android powered smartphone yet still enjoys the simpler things in life. The Desire X ticks all the necessary boxes with a discreet design, easy to understand interface and surprisingly...

-Neat; slim design - Decent screen...

-No front-facing camera -Mediocre main...

HTC Desire X is a mid priced phone, considering the price, I think, that it gives you a lot more than other phones in that price range. Put it this way, everything works just perfect and smooth. My only problem with this phone is that it is really quiet when ringing.

HTC's argument that the Desire X is more affordable than the One series is a little bit odd, given that this is a vastly more powerful phone than the HTC One V. But your hands probably don't care about technicalities, or the difference between different flavoured Android desserts: they'll love the...

While the absurd Samsung Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note sales numbers have shown there's a big market for even bigger phones, they're not for everyone; The HTC Desire X is a much more manageable size, with a screen you can actually cover every corner of with one hand.

While the HTC Desire X is more than fast enough for all but the most hardcore users and 3D gamers - more so in fact than the HTC One V; which is odd since that's meant to be a classier phone - its specs aren't cutting edge.

The HTC Desire X is a perfectly decent midrange handset but is let down by its insensitive screen and it doesn't really do a lot to distinguish itself from rivals in this space, like the Galaxy Ace 2 , Sony Xperia P or Orange San Diego .

Ice Cream Sandwich; midrange price

Screen could be more sensitive; sluggish processor; not very distinctive

Mobile giant HTC is incessantly getting higher and bigger with its excellent class of Smartphone that works amazingly well without breaking the sweat. The company has added yet another new sibling in its family, HTC Desire X which promises to deliver the best with its top notch components.

Premium finish HTC Desire X is a mid-range device that is meant for all round casual usage sans any video recording. HTC has introduced a new style of branding phones with single or double letters at the end. So far, we have seen the Desire and One series of Android smartphones available globally.

Premium finish and comfortable grip; Lighter and smoother software performance

Lacks front facing camera; Doesn't support 720p HD recording and playback; Costlier than rival models

The phone's battery easily lasted for a day and half under normal use, which is exceptional for a device with this large a screen. All in all, Desire X has the right mixture of looks, multimedia features, sound and camera power - and all at the right price too.