Everything noted, we think that the HTC Desire 616 is overpriced for its Rs. 16,500 price tag. It is good for sending emails, surfing the net and running apps and games, but it lags behind some of the other devices as far as the screen and audio are conce...
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Published: 2014-11-27, Author: Aman , review by: nothingwired.com
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It might be an octa-core device with competent hardware but at this price, its hard for us justify its value and recommend you to buy one either when you have the likes of Xiaomi and Motorola around in this space. HTC has its work cut out in this segment...
Looks highend, Big bright screen, BlinkFeed loaded
Mediocre built quality, Muffled speakers, Low internal storage
While HTC Desire 616 comes out to be an average Joe in performance, it bases its survival on big screen and borrowed looks; the latter rather makes the design look redundant. The build quality too doesn't match with HTC's track record of producing great p...
The HTC Desire 616 dual sim failed to create the same excitement as other HTC phones have in the past. It feels like too many things were compromised - small things here and there adding to a few bigger ones and the end result is something that barely fee...
Below average camera performance, Low earpiece volume, Inconsistent design
As we've already stated, the arrival of the Xiaomi Mi 3 (review) at a throwaway price has changed the entire market's dynamics. The Mi 3, with its blazing fast performance, looks like it offers better value at Rs. 13,999 than the Desire 616 Dual SIM does ...
Smooth and stable UI performance, Octa-core processor at an affordable price, Camera quality is quite good in its class
Glossy back panel, Low internal memory, Battery backup could have been better
The Desire 616 is a good looking handset, and with an octa-core processor it sounds impressive as well. But would you really consider something that provides a similar performance experience which is available on other devices in the same price range? The...
Abstract: HTC has jumped on to the budget octa-core wagon and has launched the HTC Desire 616 in the country. Its price has been pegged at Rs 16,990 and at that price, it goes up against the likes of Karbonn Titanium Octane Plus, Micromax Canvas Knight and a slew o...
