Compact design, HTC Sense UI improves default Android 2.1 UI functionality vastly, good social media integration, good connectivity (3.5G, Wi-fi, GPS)
Low resolution screen makes text and pictures look a little blurry, low video recording quality, pricier than competitors, lags at times
The HTC Wildfire sells for Rs. 15,300. Seems like a fair price if you compare its predecessor - the Tattoo - that sold for the same price back then. The Wildfire also has a considerable number of improvements over it. But when compared to a Samsung ...
Well built, looks neat, Good capacitive touch interface, Nice on screen QWERTY, Android based
Poor display resolution, Mediocre contrast, No memory card bundled
The Wildfire is good handset for those who aren’t looking for the very best touch-screen device around. It occupies a slot that is a couple of rungs lower than the top slew of touch devices, but offers a lot of features for the price. Interfacing is pr...
WiFi, GPS & 3G support, Very good Web browser, Google Mobile Services & Android Market support, Good Looking, Excellent Call Reception & Quality
Poor LowRes Screen, Terrible, terrible camera for outdoor shots
The HTC Wildfire is priced in India at Rs. 15,199. As a mid-segment smartphone, the HTC Wildfire will get plenty of attention and deserves it. However, if you are looking for a phone to blow you away, the Wildfire isn’t the one you are looking for. It...
Well designed, UI is easy to customize and navigate, Audio for music and calls is good, FM reception is good, Camera picture quality was crisp
Poor battery life, Handsets heats up quite a bit when in use
ConnectivityThe Wildfire is a 3G enabled device. Since that’s a redundant feature at the moment, you’ll have to settle for its EDGE/GPRS or Wi-Fi capabilities. From social networking with FriendStream, HTC’s Twitter application Peep and Plurk, Gtalk, Y...
You can't help we guess, but love the sound of it. Wildfire is a strong and beautiful name. The thing is it raises no less expectation than names like Legend or Hero. But we're talking entirely different leagues here. So a simple Desire mini would've told...
The HTC Wildfire sits at the affordable end of HTC's touchscreen smartphone empire, yet it still has a lot to offer. The 3.2-inch display makes it one of the smaller touchscreen handsets on the market, and it slips easily into pockets. Build quality is excellent, and the Wildfire has more in common with high-end HTC handsets than budget devices. The design is smart, the optical trackpad also look
Although the HTC Wildfire is more than capable when it comes to specs, it suffers slightly during everyday use. There's more lag than you'll find on more expensive handsets, and the small screen also means a small onscreen keyboard. The biggest compromise is the display, however, which is let down by the low 320 x 240-pixel resolution.
The HTC Wildfire is a good handset, but it's lacking when it comes to stand-out features. We really love the design and the compact footprint, and it's worth a look if you're on a tight budget. If you can afford to spend a little more, however, HTC has...
Overall the HTC Wildfire is a great little smartphone: it’s fantastic for those who like to use the internet on-the-go, thanks to its fast connection speed; great for those social networking fanatics, with new status updates arriving within seconds of ...
Design and handling, Highquality finish, Google services (Gmail, Gtalk, Google Maps Navigation etc.), Responsiveness / Smooth operation
Startup time, Touchsensitive keys either too sensitive or not sensitive enough, Screen a bit small for web browsing or watching videos, Battery life, SMS interface not the most practical
The WildFire is a good basic version of the Desire. It's less powerful than its high-end counterpart but it's also a fair bit less expensive. In other words, this handset is good value for money for shoppers with limited budgets. It's compact and light...
Abstract: HTC has produced a super good value smartphone with the Wildfire. The screen is small and it is rather confined for some uses, but overall the HTC Wildfire offers the key elements that a modern smartphone needs plus some useful extras. HTC - Wildfire ...
Abstract: The HTC Wildfire is aimed at a younger and more cash-strapped audience who want all the benefits of a Smartphone but at a fraction of the cost. It can be seen as a budget version of the HTC Desire and, considering the amazing quality of the Desire, tha...
