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The editors liked
Compact
Affordable
Respectable screen size
MicroSD card slot
Low price
Vivid screen
Compact design
Good performance from the dual-core chip
Clear
Colourful 4-inch screen
Reasonably priced
Design
Handling
Finish
Sense interface is intuitive and wellintegrated
A generally responsive handset
Audio quality
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.It’s still running much the same software as HTC’s swankier One series phones though
Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” with a delicious
Userfriendly Sense interface
Beats Audio
Lengthy battery life
Bright
Colourful screen
Good screen
Comfy size for the hand
Some nice camera features
Ice Cream Sandwich
Midrange price
Neat
Slim design
Decent screen
The editors didn't like
There's nothing to get really excited about
Average specs
Lower RAM
Cut down HTC Sense
Flimsy back cover
Plasticky build quality
Small internal memory
Screen viewing angles are quite tight
Photo quality
High SAR level
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 800x480 panel is bright with great colours
But not hugely sharp
You’ll see the jagged edges and pixels
Particularly if you like to read long articles on the go.The same
In conclusion, the HTC Desire X is actually a rather good handset. There are two main selling points, one being the excellent sound quality produced by the Beats Audio and the other being the camera quality. The Desire X is an attractive handset that fl...
Design, handling, finish, Sense interface is intuitive and wellintegrated, A generally responsive handset, Audio quality
Small internal memory, Screen viewing angles are quite tight, Photo quality, High SAR level
The HTC Desire X is a nice smartphone to use and is generally responsive. Multimedia performances are a bit of a mixed bag, though, with excellent audio quality but a camera that could be better....
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.It’s still running much the same software as HTC’s swankier One series phones though: Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” with a delicious
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 800x480 panel is bright with great colours, but not hugely sharp: you’ll see the jagged edges and pixels, particularly if you like to read long articles on the go.The same
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 differen...
Though marketed as a mid-range smartphone, the Desire X surely has what it takes to be a good Android device. It has decent specs and amazing features that you can enjoy for an affordable price. Having the chance to hold and play with the phone, I fin...
Attractive design, Good screen quality, Performance is top notch
Horrible physical buttons, Low on native storage space
Chances are thatthe HTC Desire X is a phone that you won't regret getting. Its maker has managed to deliver a reasonably priced smartphone that looks good enough to make you want to show it off in public. Besides, the handset runs as smoothly as a con...
Great build, Fantastic camera, Quick to use with good battery
No front-facing camera, Limited RAM
The HTC Desire X is hands down the best way you can spend £200 on a smartphone right now and a good all-rounder. Strong design, screen, user-friendly UI, good 5-megapixel camera, performance from the processor and battery - possibly the most compelling sm...
Abstract: HTC produces some great looking smartphones and its latest release aims to bring some of that distinctive style to a more affordable device. The HTC Desire X features some design touches from the more expensive 'One' range but it retails for under $300 in...
Average specs, Lower RAM, Cut down HTC Sense, Flimsy back cover
The HTC Desire X is a decent mid-range phone which offers up a smartphone experience you've come to expect from handsets which cost around £200. It's doesn't offer anything particularly thrilling, nor does it having any major flaws and while the design i...
