Nice design, runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, good battery life
600MHz processor can be painfully slow, poor camera
The HTC Desire C is a good budget handset, and one of the few to come running Android Ice Cream Sandwich. However, its poor camera and lack of speed may leave some users feeling let down. ...
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The HTC Desire C is a nicely designed budget Android 4.0 handset. It could make a good first smartphone but doesn't have any outstanding features. The price is attractive but if you're not bothered about NFC then it's worth paying an extra £20 for the ...
Here we are at the end of another smartphone review, and this one has been a real eye opener in to the world of the 'budget smartphone' because I have been truly surprised by how good the device is. Considering the specifications are really quite medi...
Ice Cream Sandwich; HTC Sense 4.0; microSD card slot
Weak processor; Small low-res screen; Call volume is quite quiet
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 ...
The HTC Desire C is an entry-level phone, but HTC hasn’t skimped on its design. There are nice touches everywhere you look. Even when you life the cover off, the red interior screams out as if to say “look at me.” The cover is plastic, but the build quality is still great. The Desire C is nice phone to hold. Its curves make the device feel pleasant in the hand. And it’s dead light, too, weighing
The display isn’t at the same level of HTC’s more stellar smartphones such as the HTC Desire One X. Its 480 x 320 pixel display isn’t as clear, or as bright, but still manages to cope adequately in bright conditions, but don’t expect it to blow you away. The camera is fixed focus, which means you’ll never get close to the high quality photos possible on more advanced smartphones. You’ll need stea
The HTC Desire C is a pleasant entry-level device for those looking for their first Android 4.0 smartphone, but its battery life makes enjoying its features to the max a little difficult. Ration internet and app usage, and the HTC Desire C does a good ...
Nice styling and good build quality, Good quality screen, Android 4.0 is feature packed
A little expensive for its features, Can become quite slow
It's always a difficult task to judge a budget phone as for some people the compromises made won't matter but for others they'll be fundamental – like the missing LED on the flash in this instance. Also, there's always the competition from second hand mod...
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Camera quality, Small Size, Poor Multitasking, Lack of a camera flash
With the Desire C, you are getting exactly what you pay for, a budget phone but with the added bonus of Ice Cream Sandwich. If you are looking for a smartphone with the latest software for a low price this phone is suitable for you.As an entry level Andro...
Good sized 3.5-inch display but in small package, latest software, great design and build
Camera lacks autofocus, battery life is poor, looks a little pricey compared to other budget models, Beats turning on and off suggests a software bug
Priced a little higher than some budget rivals, the HTC Desire C also exhibits better design and build. Basic specs are expected, but a few issues, such as short battery life, lessen the appeal of this Android smartphone....
