Awesome phone !!! Has all the features required for office use. Great looks . Extremely good performance with 1.7 Ghz processor and 2GB ram. Extremely happy with the phone.

Clear Sound; Durable; Easy Controls; Lightweight

Cord Is Too Short

Very good phone for those who arent into gaming etc. Enough memory and processing power, right size, looks and feel. This phone ticks all boxes. Only disappointment is there is no compass in it..

its been really great phone.. I have used all the smart phones by Samsung Nokia and some other brands.. HTC is the best.. and at rage of 12-18 this is the best phone u can have.

This is my third cell phone. My first being a small flip and the second which I had for 3 years was the Nokia C3. I have been a customer of no contract CC for all my cell phone service and was glad to find a phone better than what they offered at a great price.

Size; weight; easy to read; fast

battery life is short (1 day

NOt good for this price

All mobiles have these features at this price so no wonder about Pros.

Single Sim; nowadays dont need; no front cam; this is killing me; doesnt support; adobe flash

This could be a great competitor the the Galaxy Ace range...HTC needs market this phone right to make it a success like the Galaxy Ace; I've seen so many 3 Network adverts for the Galaxy Ace, thats why it was such a success.

SD Slot; ICS; Price (Maybe

Nothing Yet

Getting an affordable smartphone is a question of sacrifice and compromise. How much can you dare to ask for with a much lower price? But sometimes something like the HTC Desire X comes along, and proves to you that there is that sweet spot between affordability and awesome.

Solid performance; Great display; Excellent camera; Beats Audio integration

No front facing camera; Soft buttons

My phone contract came up for renewal in early December and rather than get a new handset under contract I decided to buy a SIM free phone. After doing a good amount of review hunting online I settled on the HTC Desire X.

review On paper HTC's new budget model looks like a winner, coming close to many of the specifications of its more expensive brethren but with a price point beneath $300. But does the lower-end Desire X do enough to keep HTC's reputation for solid smartphone build quality and performance intact?

this may not be an ideal review to look at before you buy as I have been only using it for a 2 weeks nonetheless this phones a beauty. I was in great doubt before buying this phone but now i realise there was no need for that.