HTC Desire HD Review
| |
Review: September 2010 |
|
| |
Phone rating: 
In a nutshell: The HTC Desire
HD delivers more power than probably any other smartphone currently
available, with the Android Froyo operating system, a 4.3 inch
screen, 8 megapixel camera, HD video recording, GPS, 1GHz processor,
14.4 Mbps internet access and 1.5GB of internal memory. It may
be big, it may be costly, but if you're excited by the opportunities
that the phone offers, you won't find better.
|
|
The HTC Desire has been the number one
smartphone in the first half of 2010, so it makes sense for HTC to build
on this success by rolling out more variants of a successful formula.
But they haven't been resting on their laurels. The new Desire HD is
a phone that really pushes the boundaries of what a smartphone can do.
We don't expect it to be as big a seller as the HTC Desire because it's
just too big and too expensive to become a mainstream phone. But if
you want the very best of what smartphone technology can deliver in
2010, then you've probably found it in the Desire HD.
Essentially the HD is a souped-up version of the Desire. HTC have clearly
followed the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" approach, and
have taken a very successful platform and simply made it better. So,
what's new? First the device has grown in size, but surprisingly only
by about 15%. But it's seriously put on weight, tipping the scales at
a massive 164g, which is second only to the Nokia
N900. But the increase in size has enabled HTC to stick a mouth-watering
4.3 inch screen on the Desire HD, making it a superb device for the
mobile internet. They've also doubled the data connection speed to 14.4
Mbps download, and brought in Adobe® Flash® Player 10. The operating
system is Android™ 2.2 (Froyo) with HTC Sense - no surprises there.
The internal memory has been increased to 1.5 GB (with an option to
add up to 32GB of microSD memory), and the camera has been upgraded
to 8 megapixels, with a dual LED flash and video recording in 720p HD.
Oh, they've also added in Dolby® Mobile and SRS virtual surround sound
and DLNA connectivity, so you can connect your Desire HD to a suitable
TV.
Is there any downside to any of this? Well, apart from the increased
size, weight and cost, we're rather surprised to note that the battery
has just a 1230 mAh capacity. We don't think that's big enough, but
we'll have to see how the Desire HD behaves in the long run.
Still, you'd have to be a meany to dislike this phone. Just make sure
you understand what kind of beast it is before you buy.
Features of the HTC Desire HD include:
- 8 megapixel camera with autofocus, face detection and dual LED flash
- 720p HD video recording
- Display: Super-LCD capacitive touchscreen with pinch-to-zoom capability,
480 x 800 pixels (4.3 inches) with auto-rotate
- GPS receiver with digital compass, Google Maps, HTC Footprints and
geo-tagging
- Music player (aac, .amr, .ogg, .m4a, .mid, .mp3, .wav, .wma formats)
- FM radio
- Dolby® Mobile and SRS virtual surround sound
- Messaging: SMS, MMS, Email
- Ringtones: MP3 ringtones
- Internet: GPRS, EDGE, HSPA (14.4 Mbps download, 5.76 Mbps upload),
Adobe® Flash® Player 10
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.1 with Enhanced Data Rate, mini-USB 2.0,
Wi-Fi, 3.5mm audio jack, DLNA
- Memory: 1.5GB plus microSD memory card (up to 32GB)
- Vibration alert
- Quadband GSM (850/900/1800/1900 MHz) plus HSPA/WCDMA (900/2100 MHz)
- Size: 123 x 68 x 11.8 mm
- Weight: 164g
- Battery: 1230 mAh
- Talktime: 320 - 550 minutes
- Battery standby: 420 - 490 hours
HTC Desire HD User Reviews
Love your mobile? Hate it? Please share your experiences to help other
people choose the phone that's best for them. Please do not review this
phone if you have not used it. This is a review site, not a forum, so
please don't just ask questions. Please do not use swear words or offensive
language, and please, no advertising!
Average rating from 118 reviews: 
Reviewed by Sav from UK on 26th Jun 2012
Looks good, feels good and is a lovely phone to use. After initial battery
life issues it settled down and I get a day's worth of use out of it
ok if I don't hammer mobile data.
The problem is the shocking build quality. After 14 months my phone
is pretty much broken and unusable. It regularly turns itself off and
the volume buttons don't work. When you have a 24 month contract that's
a nightmare.
It's the last time I buy a HTC Phone.
Rating: 
Reply
Reviewed by Nicki from UK on 9th Apr 2012
this phone is better than a blackbery by far, but the only moan i will
have is the battery life, its on charge every day, and when i hang up
after a phone call the end call needs to be pressed more than once,
but this is only on certian contacts,other than that,this phone is slick,
easy to use, and im happy with it.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Raka from Nepal on 5th Mar 2012
It is amazing!!!!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Hamzah Nawaz from England on 14th
Feb 2012
it is an awesome phone
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Vidal from Brazil on 24th Jan 2012
Don´t buy it!!! Very sorry I bought it! It´s incompatible
with new android version, and HTC turned their back to the costumers!!!
I put verson 2.3.5 and it stopped working!!! The speaker, the camera,
the gps, the screen, all cracked!! Beware!!! DO NOT CHANGE THE ORIGINAL
ANDROID VERSION!!! And be sure they have assistance in your country!
Brazil is off list... Not kidding! My email is fabiohmv@gmail.com.
Rating:  Reply
Reply by Rob briggs from uk on 11th
Feb 2012
Not sure why you are saying this mate, i upgraded to 2.3.5 on this phone
with no trouble at all. I have had this phone 18 month and not a problem.
I have even dropped it a few times and all ok. The best smartphone by
far.
Reviewed by amy from UK on 22nd Jan 2012
Great Phone, the Screen is Out of this World, Makes iphone look Like
a Wimp, If only it Had a Front Camera & Better Battery Life it would
Be Perfect Mobile.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Jeremy from England on 17th Jan 2012
it should have been front facing camera it would be the best phone if
it had i will buy for my son and i will have a sensation
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by abb from uk on 12th Jan 2012
Very Slick Phone, Nice Screen & Some nice features,Fast operating System,
Only downside is no Front Camera & Below Average Battery life,
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Igor from BiH on 15th Dec 2011
Only front camera missing to be perfect, other than that pretty good.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Gary from England on 15th Dec 2011
Had my Desire HD since Feb, yes the battery life is not the best but
can honestly say It's the best phone I've ever had. Always try to get
new phones when they come out to keep up with new tech but am very happy
to just keep this one as It's basically future proof.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by adrianeds from UK on 12th Dec 2011
Majority here moan about the battery life of the HTC Desire HD which
is perfectly understandable.I have had mine nearly a year now & its
still a mega phone,what I did was buy a 1600mAH also I bought a table
top charger,this charges the phone & also it can charge a spare battery
if you have one.With the table charger you also get a 1550mAH as well
& it costs £20.Believe me the 1600mAH battery & the 1550mAH both work
fantastic & will last way more than a day.Hope this helps you all out
a bit.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Simon from UK on 6th Dec 2011
I've had my HTC Desire HD for 6 months now and in that time it has performed
with a brilliance second to none. No words can describe how effortlessly
it makes my every use and customization a joy to own . Yes yes the device
sucks the battery but what can be expected from a phone that just about
covers every function one can think of . Most of my friends are I phone
4 lovers - Little do they know the DHD runs rings round their little
sheep fold . HTC . Yes they are quietly brilliant unbelievably so.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Daniel from United Kingdom on 3rd
Dec 2011
Awesome smartphone, is way too clever, knows more about me than I do.
Could not be without it. Running such a piece of kit is bound to suck
power, so keep a charger handy, one in the house, one in the car.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Danesh from New Zealand on 2nd Dec
2011
Very reliable phone with amazing in-built features. A must have for
any Android lover.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Vinny from London, UK on 25th Nov
2011
This is the best pocket PC there is, and a bonus point, it comes with
a phone built in! Fantastic, makes even the iPhone 4S look old. If you
want a device that doesn't limit you in what you can do with it, get
a HTC Desire HD.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Zubin from India on 25th Nov 2011
HTC Desire HD the King of all phones.. Must buy and the only problem
is the battery . But for a huge screen like this and soooooo many applications
running, but natural the battery will drain out . Few Tips: The best
way to save ur battery is to keep the task killer on auto and the second
most important is the Auto-Sync (Use Super-Task Killer) should not be
kept ON. Tip 2" Go to settings/Display and change the Animation to "No
Animation" and Brightness on "Auto" Screen Timeout -1 minute. That's
it for now.. need more tips send a mail on zubin1971@gmail.com .
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by donna from pembrokeshire on 20th Nov
2011
Had the HTC desire hd for less then a month when had to take it back,
battery runs out very very quickly the internet stopped working and
then phone kept saying I'm in London when I'm in haverfordwest and phone
didn't reconise that as a place. Iv now had my new one for about 3 month's
and now it won't stop crashing, its doing it non stop. Phone keeps saying
no sim and then shuts down. Battery is still terrible, you only have
to make a few phone calls and most your battery is gone. Wish I never
got this phone.
Rating: Reply
Reply by nicki from uk on 12th Apr
2012
Sounds like you need to do a software update, my phone said the same,
but said i was in bristol when i was about 30 miles outside, yes i agree
the battery life if poor,but i wastold by a custumer service advisor
that its because the weather app, with the rain drops or snowflakes,
try not using that appandsee how it goes,my sim card holder is broken,
have a lookto see what thats like, hope this helps
Reviewed by craig from uk on 13th Nov 2011
well i have had my htc now for 7 months , in a nutshell a fantastic
phone does everything i want a phone to do , and it can make calls too
, nice big clear screen, great functions , the only bug bear is the
battery , but if you can put up with charging it more than most other
phones your onto a winner , i would find it hard to find a replacement
.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by dj from uk on 25th Apr 2011
what can i say, its simply best phone out there, i would rather lose
1 of my hands than lose my HD DESIRE.The GPS works brillantly and got
me out of trouble when my sat nav was avin a bad moment,the HD DESIRE
got me there better than the tomtom. i love this phone,i wouldnt have
anyting else, HTC lead the way and are the kings of the smart phones
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Manoj from Rwanda on 23rd Apr 2011
I love the big screen. Oustanding performance, options and applications
than any other phones I happen to see or used. Only battery is getting
dry within a short time. Needs to charge at least twice a day.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Pranay from UK on 22nd Apr 2011
Have had the phone for 3months and is very awesome GPS signal works
indoors unlike my Galaxy s wchich i sold to get this. Love the size
and weight. An excellent phone!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Avishay from Israel on 21st Apr 2011
Ok, people have GOT to stop posting their opinion about a device one
day or one week after they bought it. Honeymoon period opinions are
not helpful. I have it for a month and i have to say i love the phone,
kills the 3gs i had before. HOWEVER, it does have some flaws that drove
me crazy. the signal, the camera, the battery. for the battery, you
can purchase a 1600mAh replacement from ebay so that is solved. as for
the camera, sometimes when i take pics with flash the phone shuts down
and wont boot unless i take out the battery. and last flaw, the signal,
sometimes randomly it cant get no signal and at underground places which
other phones get signal this one will never get. if you can live with
that, buy it its amazing in general.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by John McGoldrick from Scotland on 19th
Apr 2011
Just had the phone a day and it's awesome, highly recommend, just getting
to grips with it all, but i'm glad i made HTC the choice instead of
Iphone
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Elaine Wilson from UK on 15th Apr
2011
The only downside I can see is that You tube and Iplayer don't like
android and I havent found a way of listening to the raidio and being
able to look at other screens, as you can do with the Nokia 95, which
is quite a pain where I am concerned. Other than this and the fact that
you have to carry your charger with you for top ups its fantastic
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Lizz from Jungle of Bunnies on 14th
Apr 2011
Fantastic phone, always had LG before but now never look back, me fell
in love with that big bright screen.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by ghjy from england on 13th Apr 2011
just got this about an hour ago, im already worried looking at the size
of it, it looks far too big for me... apart from that its great
Rating: 
Reply
Reviewed by adrianeds from Wales on 9th Apr 2011
I have had the Desire HD for about a couple of months,I wanted a Blackberry
Bold 9780,but it seems to me that every youngster and teenagers everywhere
has one.I have been a blackberry person for a while,even my eldest son
got a blackberry,so I opted to get something different.And I went for
the Desire HD,which I must admit I was apprehensive but since having
it I see why people like it,it is honestly,totally awesome in every
way.I wont go into detail just say it's absolutely mega.Im sad to say
that my sons Blackberry bold looks a quality piece of kit,but on the
inside it is old fashioned,the dhd does everything,I run my business
off it organiser,emails etc,etc.As for battery life,it last's me about
a day and a half that's good for how much I use it,but when i got it
at the beginning I charged it and let it run flat several times.First
class phone there's nothing close to it at the moment,if I could i would
give it 10 stars.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by fozzy from UK on 9th Apr 2011
Cracking features. Just don't believe a "mobile" phone should only just
about give a days use on a charge if you're lucky.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Ark from England on 7th Apr 2011
I have had the HTC Desire HD now for about 3 weeks and i love it, it
becomes a bigger part of daily lifeeveryday, and the great thing about
it is..although i know its already a Smart Phone Great i also know there
is still much more to discover and learn about it, i agree with a higher
comment here too, the incredible S can't improve in my opinion also
think about it, some ppl have Qualms about the Battery life, but it
lasts me all day, and if your getting such high performance it's going
to use alot of energy
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Eckmort from Ireland on 7th Apr 2011
Have the phone 4 months now It is superb dunno how you can also give
HTS Desire S 5 stars....there is nothing to beat this phone on the planet...and
ive had a boring iPhone also...
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by guy from UK on 5th Apr 2011
this phone is awesome don't let the battery life put you off.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Mike from Wales on 2nd Apr 2011
I am having a phone upgrade on 11th April, this is the phone I am choosing,
reguards battery life, look on ebay, type in the search box : htc desire
hd battery 1600, and you will find lots of batteries there for about
£5, these 1600 batteries are more powerful and should last a lot longer
than the supplied one. I have already ordered one, will let you all
know what they are like when I finally get this awesome phone...
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Pete from UK on 28th Mar 2011
Great phone better than the Hero but again the battery is the down side
that needs sorting its about time HTC got the message and did something
about the lack of power. Would recomend this phone to anyone
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Larry from uk on 27th Mar 2011
I have had this phone since October last year and still the best. I
travel a lot around UK for work, staying at hotels and the WiFi hotspot
has saved me hundreds of pounds in WiFi charges. I use the hotspot to
connect my laptop to the internet all the time. Fantastic!!!. When I
get bored, I play games, in fact this is more than a phone. To me it
is still the king of all smartphones. Beats all the iphones, Nokias,
blackberries etc. 5*+++ for you ' KING HTC Desire HD'
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Krash from UK on 25th Mar 2011
Excellent phone - I much prefer it to my iphone and aside from the battery
life and the low speaker volume I don't have a bad thing to say about
it. Hasn't crashed once, really fast processor and top quality camera.
I've had HTCsmartphones and iphones for the past few years and this
is a big leap forward.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Paul Briden from UK on 25th Mar 2011
Having tried the Samsung Galaxy S and found that Kies would not work
on 3 different computers, i then tried the HTC Desire and my Girlfriend
the HTC Desire HD. I was concerned about the size of the HD, but in
the case, its the same size as the Galaxy and Desire. As soon as i could
see what the HD could do i sent the standard desire back and obtained
the Hd. It is brilliant,the speed it runs is the most impressive thing
about it. It does everything it says it should and more,i like the two
phone books, one surname first the other christian names first. As for
battery like,its no better or worse than any other Android phone. An
excellent phone
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Unit from UK on 23rd Mar 2011
It's ok, but just not as nice an an iPhone 4, just simply not as slick,
and crashed within 5 minutes of be borrowing it.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Nick C from United Kingdom on 16th
Mar 2011
I've had this phone for the past week and am very impressed. The last
phone I had was the HTC hero which is basically the same user experience
only far smoother, quicker and just so much nicer on the Desire HD.
Very happy with how it handles surfing the web, very quick and clear
to read all sites I've thrown at it! Regarding battery life, I'm not
a heavy user and get a good day from the phone, which isn't much less
than the hero to be honest. Overall I'm very impressed and also love
that I've got it on a 12 month contract as well, thank you Vodafone!
If you get this phone I think you'll be very happy, just be realistic
with how long to expect the battery to last. Enjoy!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Adil from UK on 16th Mar 2011
this phone is a flawed beauty... Absolutely brilliant in all areas but
a fundamental one. The battery life is appalling, you need to charge
at least 2-3 times a day!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Ross from Scotland on 15th Mar 2011
Owning the Desire HD is a bittersweet experience. On the one hand, what
the phone is capable of is incredible. Having previously owned an iPhone,
I was increasingly frustrated by the restrictions set by apple and therefore
was attracted by the android platform. I have been massively impressed
by the Desire HD. It's so easy to use and adding items to the phone
managed as a hard disk drive through windows is a breeze. The down side...and
it's a huge problem. The battery is totally underpowered for the phone.
Not underpowered in that you will need to charge it at night everyday...you'll
need to charge it at least twice a day if you use it at all for gaming,
wifi or using and apps that require the screen being on for any amount
of time. I have switched off all background apps, wifi and set the brightness
to 30% and it still runs down ridiculously fast. What's the point of
all these features, if when it comes down to it, the phone can't be
relied on to keep the charge. This is well documented on the internet
and there are many 'solutions' to manage the battery better, but other
than what I've done...do you really want to have to worry so much about
having enough power to run the phone? It's meant to be used and you
can use it, if you're not too far from a power outlet. Totally goes
against the idea of having a mobile device. Seriously give it some thought
before buying the phone. I thought battery would be poor like the 3GS
iPhone, but it's a totally different ballgame. Really easy to be swayed
when you read the stats and see it in the flesh, but it's heartbreaking
when you've spent a fortune and come to the horrible realisation about
the battery. Oh one last comment, the much advertised HTC sense is not
available in this country at the present. It's advertised that it comes
with orange and is present on the phone and you can register but there's
not a cat in hells chance you'll be able to register to use it in the
UK anytime soon. Love the phone but hate the crippling downsides...hence
my Star rating. In no way an outstanding phone as it stands. No way,
never. Sort out HTC sense and the battery issues and then it will be
deserving of that rating. A flawed beauty.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Trevor Hibbert from England on 14th
Mar 2011
I'm not a youngster and still have difficulty in fully understanding
the Television remote control. My Orange contract is due to expire and
i kinda got elbowed into this phone. And what a phone it is, very easy
to use and very intuitive. I considered a Galaxy S but then found it
had no flash and 5mp camera so opted for the Desire HD. Got good contract
with unlimited data on T-Mobile. The sat nav on the phone is not brilliant
but it does get you there, ok, it'll never replace my Garmin but is
useable, tried it three times and not put aa foot wrong. Camera is really
good and Bluetooth works fine. But, there is always a "but" I have to
charge sometimes twice a day but then it's a new toy for me and i just
keep messing about with it, once the novelty has worn a little maybe
just one charge a day, still not good though, why on earth do HTC (and
other android phone manufactures for that matter) put weak batteries
in these phones, they are going to be used so provide a decent battery,
please. If the battery was man enough for the job I'd give it 5 stars
but can really only rate it at 4, That said my friend just got Galaxy
S, he complains of exactly the same problems. Great phone the HTC Desire
HD, Buy one.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Sue from UK on 12th Mar 2011
I got this phone a few days ago and I love it, everything about it,
its so easy to use, I just can't put it down. I am finding out new things
about it every day. The battery life is what I expected it to be, as
you can do a lot on this phone an like I said I want to use it all the
time. It is very responsive as a touch screen, and the screen is very
clear. It was between this phone and the iphone and I am so glad I choose
this phone. I wish I got an android phone sooner and I am glad I picked
the HTC Desire HD.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Chiva from England on 11th Mar 2011
This phone does everything advertised and does it faster than just about
any other handset. The battery seems to be a problem though. My own
experience may help. After a week or so the battery life became very
short, not even a full day?! I removed the battery and then put it back
into the handset. Since then the battery has lasted as well as any other
phone I have owned. So if the battery life is an issue, give this a
try.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by PJF from England on 7th Mar 2011
Awesome phone, everything you would want. For the battery life issue,
make sure you download HTC's latest software update it makes the phone
much much more efficient and will double your battery life. Can't fault
the phone, it'll be with me for a long time. If your looking for a new
phone - look no further. Follow the sheep - get an Iphone, but if you
like being an individual - get a HTC Desire HD.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by JD from ENGLAND on 5th Mar 2011
Amazing phone, packed with stuff to do. Android market is sweet. Battery
life is poor if u have everything running constantly on the phone, but
the phone has got really good power saving features on it and my battery
lasts longer than 2 days now. I'm so glad i got this phone.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Tom from England on 2nd Mar 2011
the phone itself isnt too bad but.. and it is a big but i am on my 3rd
phone in four weeks! one had a battery life of 3 hours without touching
it. second one had a little game that involved it turning itself off
when it felt like it. love it but wish it had a bigger battery!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by TOP SHOTA from England on 28th Feb
2011
This phone is the best phone in da world better than the iphone 4. who
says da battery is rubbish. TOP SHOTAS ARE BACK!!!!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Dave from South Africa on 28th Feb
2011
I have a problem with the small font on messaging/phonebook apps. The
battery is fine..IF you don't play with it all the time. Admittedly
I manually control bluetooth, GPS, wireless and mobile-data (I am not
on a data plan and this phone can eat data relentlessly). Otherwise
a great phone
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Chris from Saltash, England on 23rd
Feb 2011
I've had this phone now for 4 months and I have to say firstly this
is the first phone I’ve had that I'm not already board of and
wanting to change. I agree though with other comments about the battery
life but what do you really expect, it’s the same one that’s
in the standard Desire, which has a much smaller screen. I’ve
not really got a problem with this, as my last phone was the HTC HD2
(basically the same just uses WinMo rather than Android), so I've already
bought a cradle for the car and for my desk. So far I have only come
across a couple of issues with this phone. Firstly the lock/unlock and
the volume buttons are not that easy to use. They can be a bit fiddly
at times even to the point that when your trying to lock the phone you
can by mistake change the ring volume. Secondly the fact that HTC did
not put a devoted camera button on the side was a shame as the camera
itself is brilliant. Although you cant zoom when using filming in HD.
But to be honest even this is only really a grumble rather than a real
problem. But then comes to my biggest problem with the phone, I know
how sad this will sound but I have found it quite annoying that you
are unable to use anything other than the standerd tones for text messages
although this can be done if you download one of the many SMS apps.
Overall this is probably in my opinion the best phone on the market
today. So good in fact that I cant really see why anyone would spend
the money on an Iphone 4, which in my opinion I a far inferior phone.
I would have to say that HTC are at the moment making some of the best
phones on the market right now and the Desire HD is one of the best.
The only reason not to get this phone is if it’s to big for you,
then get its baby brother the standard Desire or the Wildfire.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Robin from UK on 23rd Feb 2011
its NOT an I PHONE so dont be dissapointed when you discover theres
little if any product support.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Lee from UK on 19th Feb 2011
I have had my phone for a few days now. I absolutely love it. Its so
easy to personalize and change the home screens. The software is fluid
and hasn't crashed or anything like that. The battery life is poor.
But this should be expected from such a high spec phone. the first day
i got about 6 hours of use but i had been on it constantly. With normal
use you can get a day out of it easily. The batteries are quite cheap
so invest in another battle or simply taker the charger out with you
and its fine! Love the phone and the Iphone/Ipods seem primitive after
using this. I like the app store too. Not as huge as apples but this
just means less junk apps!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by DYLAN from COVENTRY,ENGLAND on 17th
Feb 2011
Got this phone free on T-Mobile for £25 month..best thing i ever did.
I contract for T-mobile so never without full HSDPA. The internet is
incredibly fast and i can open and read all the attachments from work
email pretty much doing away with laptop. As for the battery,just turn
off the mobile network until you want to use the internet as it is on
all the time which in turn opens other apps you may not be aware of,maps.locations
etc.. i can get 2 days from my battery just by going into manage apps
and turning the ones off i dont need or the ones the app killer does'nt
turn off. Sorry,just cannot find a bad word to say!!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Capt Snoopy from UK on 16th Feb 2011
I love this phone. Had Nokia's for years and the small ones. However,
got this phone because I wanted more. It does the lot, phone, calendar,
mp3, internet, and it can act as wireless hotspot. But in part I well
agree with other peoples comments about battery life. It does love to
eat it but then I've found its all how you use it. If you have ever
service turned on then yes battery goes fast, but turn services of you
don't need then its good. I've got two days out of it. I only turn on
like 3g, gps, wireless and other when needed.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by sarah from wales on 16th Feb 2011
has anyone had problems with this phone turning itself off? im on my
2nd handset in 6 weeks!
Rating: Reply
Reviewed by sj from Uk on 15th Feb 2011
I bought this as an upgrade, severe problems with the signal, same place
in my office if I use Nokia fantastic signal but HD is useless. I went
to carphone warehouse and changed the handset twice but no luck...same
problem persists even with a brand new handset.
Rating: Reply
Reviewed by Syed from UK on 15th Feb 2011
Brilliant. What more can I say. Android along with the HTC Sense UI
work brilliantly together.So easy to use from day 1. People who say
Android is difficult to use honestly need to try it for a day before
ocmplaining. iPhone is too basic. I like the custimisability The only
negatives I can say about this phone are Battery: You'll need to charge
it twice a day. I've often found this to be a problem so I always keep
a small USB lead with me in my pocket wherever I go. If I'm near a PC,
I charge my phone. Size: For some it may be too big. For me it's fine.
Galaxy S is about the perfect ideal size for me but this is good too.
Feels like a proper phone in the pocket. SLCD screen: This is no Super
AMOLED here. Galaxy S screen IMHO is the best screen I've seen on a
phone (yes that includes the iPhone Retina display) and honestly the
Super AMOLED screen you can see in any light condition. Even if you're
outside and it's bright and sunny with the sun shining onto the screen,
you'l see the screen and not your reflection. Unfortunately the Desire
HD doesn't have SAMOLED. Would have been nice tho. Indoors you'll have
no problem but outdoors you may need to hold it up close in sunny conditions
Conclusion: Buy this phone. Galaxy S is a good alternative tho. Both
brilliant phones and I would prefer either of those to the iPhone 4
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Nigel from Endland on 14th Feb 2011
I just love this phone, more than my iphone 4 BUT I HATE THE BATTERY
LIFE............ I have to carry a spare because it will run out as
they say buyer beware !!!!!!!!!!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by tiddy from england on 10th Feb 2011
great phone ive tried lots of the new smart phones desire/galaxy s/iphone
etc i must say this has to be the best the app store not as good as
the iphone but not far behind but far better than the new iphone the
only problem is the battery like a lot of people have said but for the
cost of £6 to get a upgrade battery off ebay its alot better now i get
over a day with it very happy
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by dj tyson from england on 10th Feb
2011
I had the HTC desire which I was very happy with, my only gripe was
the internal memory is so small, there's an app called ApptoSD that
puts any apps that can be moved to SD card can be ( but not many) the
same goes with the desire HD, it as got a bigger internal memory but
nowhere near as big as it should be, also the desire I had first time
felt so quick and smooth, for some reason it feels laggy, sometimes
the live wallpaper stutters, and I've installed an app killer and close
everything down and it does a temporary fix, but it goes back to its
old ways, it also lags when I'm typing like now, I find myself waiting
for text to catch up. I avnt got nearly half as much stuff on this desire
HD, I do like it, but expected more after avin the desire,the camera
is amazing and the screen feel much bigger than that tiny desire. I
might av a dodge one, I'm still under the 14day return policy, might
take it back n try get a right one. Oh and the battery life is shocking,
I use the Wi Fi a lot at home and it sucks the life out of it.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by kellie james from uk on 9th Feb 2011
i love the phone!! brill, but i seem to be the only one having problems
with the battery life. I'm lucky to get 8 hrs out of it! I wonder if
i'm doing something wrong or if their is something wrong with my battery.
I let it run down and fully recharge overnight. I'm puzzled???
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by smg from UK on 8th Feb 2011
Battery life is more like 1.5 days plus for me with usual use and mobile
internet and film watching on the screen is amazing. Don't have a spare
battery or usb cable following me around as i dont need it. Blows the
iphone out of the water, camera could be better with better motion control
but is great held steady, video doesnt suffer which is strange. Tried
the nexus-s and glad i opted for this. Great phone - i agree with comments
regarding phone volume, it is too easy to turn down.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by dobby from uk on 8th Feb 2011
I have had nothing but problems with this phone it keeps losing signal
doesn't inform me of half my messages I have to manually check I have
to keep installing apps and the gps is pants my iPhone 4 was far better
I regret the day I sold it to buy this very dissapointed!
Rating: Reply
Reviewed by tmk from uk on 5th Feb 2011
All I can say is THE BEST PHONE IN THE WORLD I has everything you would
ever need. This phone has great specs The screen is better than any
amoled as I compared it with the old desire which was blueish when ever
there was a white background. After using it for a day I used iPhone
4 and typing was such a pain on iPhone the keyboad is just to small.
This phone is great and the battery life is good as it can last 1.5
days so am happy atleast better than iphone 4's 7 hour I am really happy
with my purchase and would recommend it to everyone.......:):):):):):):)
Written this with my dhd
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Chris from UK on 27th Jan 2011
The best phone I've ever owned!! Yes, it has the odd niggle, but isn't
that the same for every handset out there!? I initially found when I
held it to make calls I accidently switch the in-call volume down. I
have now altered my hand position and this isn't a problem! I also find
it quite slippery to hold compared with previous phones I have owned.
If this is a real problem for you, buy a silicon case. The battery is
"poor" - but ONLY when you compare it to a basic Nokia 1100-type phone.
This phone has Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, a huge screen... Its not going
to last much more than a day! Its battery lasts me a day with average
use. For a very smart smartphone this is fine. The key is having a means
of charging it when you are out and about! My opinion, if you are after
a smartphone buy this one. (Or the Samsung Galaxy S - thats really amazing
too) ((But if you can afford the extra £'s, go for the Desire HD everytime!))
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by gerry from scotland on 26th Jan 2011
in a few words fabby dabby dozy :-)
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by John from UK on 24th Jan 2011
The best ever!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by a. morgan from england on 24th Jan
2011
the HTC desire hd is a astonishing phone. I've tried Google nexus s
its no where near as good As the HTC the nexus s suffers page lag on
occasions also you have to press the touch screen quite firm. but the
HTC breezes through internet pages by just Feathering the screen. its
a no brainer, the best on the market for sure, and probably for some
considerable time.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Fred from UK on 23rd Jan 2011
Phone easily last 24hr on one charge, 24 hr connected to Internet, retrieving
emails, checking weather, news, making phone calls and sending sms.
How long your laptop will last one one charge-max 8hr. Stop telling
that phone has poor battery life, its excellent for smart phone. Best
phone
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Jake from UK on 21st Jan 2011
Welcome to the world of modern day mobile phones. The manufacturer isn't
going to supply the impotence-rendering batteries that this caliber
of device require, is it... So let's just appreciate this beast of a
phone. The iphone4 wets itslf in the presence of the Desire HD... Well
it would, if it hadn't already just fainted after being handled by its
pretentious owner.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Carlo from UK on 19th Jan 2011
This phone is like a Ferrari with pedals instead of an engine. It's
great, fantastic HD screen, fast browsing and email, apps for anything
that you may fancy.....but no battery! Today, after a whole night on
the charger, the phone was dead by 5PM. And as a consequence I lost
a deal. T
Rating: Reply
Reviewed by Graeme from UK on 18th Jan 2011
The perfect Android experience. For those who rate this phone down due
to battery issues, I recommend buying off eBay a replacement 1600mAh
battery and a battery charger (approx £4 each). You will never be without
power, trust me.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Claire from england on 18th Jan 2011
I had my htc desire hd for around 2 months now. Just yesterday I have
used my dhd to make about 20mins of calls to arrange a day out, As a
sat nav to get us there, To take around a hundred pictures once we arrived
and around 5 mins of hd video. Then it was used to find us a resturant
on the way home and guide us there. As well as all this It was also
used to check my facebook and upload pictures frequently throughout
the day. It managed all that and It had still only used half the battery
by the time I got home in the evening. It proves itself invaluable time
and time again (in a swiss army knife sort of way)And i cannot imagine
being without it these days.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Chris Winterburn from UK on 17th Jan
2011
I love it. Well built, 2.2 is a great OS and Sense UI must be the best
UI out there. Great camera/camcorder. The only sticking point is battery
life.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Brian Jarman from UK on 16th Jan 2011
Had this phone for 2 weeks and can honestly say its the best phone i
have ever had i have mostly had sonyericcsons but not impressed with
latest offerings from them the last phone i had was the LG Viewty GC900
and i thought it was excellent but after a lot of checking decided to
go for the desire hd and am glad i did. The screen is fantastic the
speed is sublime it looks fantastic i really am impressed with it i
too have purchased a spare battery because as others have said battery
life is dire. The downside to this phone are: 1)battery is useless 2)
ringtones and notification sounds are just not loud enough i work in
a garage and can not hear it ring most of the time. 3) media playback
not loud enough (ok through headphones)if HTC can fix these problems
it would be a bonus, but i had researched all this beforehand so will
not let it spoil what i believe to be the best phone on market, i got
this free on a £25 month contract after checking other smartphones the
iphone may have a brighter screen and more apps but why pay twice the
price for that i believe the Desire Hd to be the best phone for value
and looks, all my mates are well impressed with it,surfing the net is
so fast better that my lap top and the screen size makes it a pleasure
to use. HTC sense where you can track your phone from a computer does
not work though i have contacted HTC and they say they know there are
isues but they do not appear to be doing anything about it which i think
is poor. To sum up if you are considering a smartphone i don't believe
you will get better than this one.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by turner from uk on 12th Jan 2011
dis phone is sikkkkkk blad
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by John C from Preston, England on 10th
Jan 2011
Had this phon since week before Xmas and can honestly say it is the
best phone I've ever had. Battery life was an issue but with a small
investment of £5.50 have got a 1600 mAh battery form a certain internet
auction and now lasts 2 days and I use it a helluva lot. I also have
a Galaxy S but for smoothness, feel, overall use and appearance plus
led flash the Desire HD is the miles better. To really appreciate this
phone and get the best out of it I recommend using Visionary+ to root
it (google it), you can then use AdFree and Titanium backup, which I
would recommend for any Android phone. With these you can then get rid
of all the rubbish that your phone (Orange in my case) provider puts
on. I've gone a step further and installed a custom ROM but do that
at your own risk, plenty of good guides on the web. The screen is fantastic
and I cannot see how people get by these days with "tiny" 3" screens.
Yes the Iphone 4 has better screen resolution but it is too small. All
in all best phone I've ever had!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Gerrie Annandale from South Africa on
10th Jan 2011
Great phone (replaced 5800). Batt life after first charge was 7 hours
untill it switched off and I then charged it for 12 hours over night,
thereafter it kept going 26 hours. Just keep wifi, Bluetooth,etc off
when not needed and don’t run apps in the background that can
be switched off. Adjust appl updates not to be updated all the time.
I don’t use an appl killer, just go out of appl. I think the phone
is the best out there. At first it seemed BIG but now every time I see
other phones I feel sorry for them. It deserves 5 stars!!!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by adrianeds from UK on 8th Jan 2011
Have had this phone for 6 weeks now & it is totally totally stunning,you'll
never need a Laptop after using the HTC,well,just about,it is honestly
that good, its as good as a Blackberry for business,& its as good as
Android & Apple for entertainment & music & the camera is really really
good,my mate has just got a Nokia N8 and the camera on the HTC is nearly
nearly as good its big I know & battery could be bigger but its worth
those 2 small niggles Fantastic in everything 5Stars.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Kamal from UK on 7th Jan 2011
I have had this phone since Nov 10 and can say that its easily the only
phone out there that can match or beat the iPhone 4 (which I also have
albeit as a work phone). It is very fast and has a wealth of features
due to the Android OS which I am still learning! Battery life compared
to iPhone is similar, about 1-1.5 days on average. Phone is very big,
but the bonus is the large screen is great for browsing and reading
ebooks. The iPhone does score in the area of a better screen resolution
and in typing accuracy. In summary, If I was to recommend the Desire
HD over the iPhone, the HTC would definately be the winner because its
cheaper (more value for your money), but more importantly its got tons
of extra oomph!!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Smudger from England on 6th Jan 2011
One word.....Brilliant!!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Peter Norman from UK on 28th Dec 2010
In a word "FANTASTIC"
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Eleanor from England on 21st Dec 2010
Utterly brilliant phone. I used to be one of those people who thought
that the iPhone was the most superior phone on the market, but after
owning an iPhone 3G for almost two years I can safely say that I would
never have one again. The Desire HD blows the iPhone completely out
of the water in almost every aspect. You really can make this phone
look gorgeous. The large screen display is brilliant. You can customise
a whole lot with this phone and really put your own personal stamp on
it. The Android market is probably not as large as the Apple App store
yet but the range of apps available is still good. The user interface
is great to, and extremely responsive. As many others have stated, this
phone is severely let down by its battery life. If you have a live wallpaper
running, with the screen brightness set relatively high, as well as
using it to browse the internet etc, the battery will be sapped down
to half in no time. It's such a let down on an otherwise superb phone.
However don't let that put you off too much becuase the Desire HD has
the ability to manage your battery life, so you can see which apps,
live wallpapers or anything else on the phone, is using the most battery
and terminate or change anything that uses the most to extend your phones
life. There is plenty going on with this phone to keep you interested
and pleased that you got it. After owning an iPhone for so long and
finding it getting slower and slower as time went on, there is no way
I would ever go back to Apple when choosing a phone in the future. There
are fantastic other handsets out there, and the Desire HD is definitely
one of them.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Nelson from Macau on 14th Dec 2010
The good things of the phone had been mentioned by most review and users.
However, there are a few things that HTC shall improve the phone. One
is the battery capacity. To play the Wi-Fi and games etc., the 1200ma
battery is not long enough. The speaker is the weakest part of the phone,
very low volume that you almost miss all the phone calls if you put
it in your jacket. The sound quality is like a tweeter you won't hear
the drum when listering music. The screen is not AMOLED but still able
to see under the daylight. Turn on the phone is really fast but if you
remove the battery, then you will find the phone takes about a minute
to turn on. Those are some factors for those users haven't buy this
phone to consider.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by IOWBob from England on 9th Dec 2010
What a Phone! An all round excellent phone, slightly on the large side,
though you soon get used to it. Super clear large screen and apps are
superb. only downside is battery life which seems to disappear in no
time at all.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Cat from UK on 4th Dec 2010
Wow pretty awesome phone, screen is fantastic, apps are brill. I thought
it was too big for me but I've got used to it already. I wish the menu
buttons wern't touch screen though because it's such a large phone when
reaching across with your thumb you can catch the menu buttons with
your hand causing it to come off what your trying to do. I'll just have
to get used to that. Quality phone though, love the HTC sense which
is genius as I always lose my phone when its on silent you can go on
your pc and ring it and it rings out loud. Brilliant sat nag too. Fantastic
phone and I won't be getting bored anytime soon.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by ashpool2000 from UK on 4th Dec 2010
Just figured out you can't move preinstalled apps to the SD card but
you can with ones you download from Android market...Still loving this
phone! This is def an alternative to the iPhone, my mates all seem to
have iPhones and to be fair they are pretty slick but the desire hd
can do everything they can do and a lot more....like streaming high
quality you tube vids! It's literally closer to a pda/tablet/netbook
than a phone just because of the sheer functionality but its also very
intuitive and easy to use...this is my first android phone since upgrading
from a Nokia 5800 and I'm loving the user interface, awesome browser,excellent
cam/vid,text correction,Google maps navigation,media player,games,apps,email,senseui,social
network integration etc etc the list goes on! You can basically use
phone in a whole new way,doing things that were previously impossible...No
issues with battery, even with heavy use you can get a day out of it,and
you can always change the battery if you need yo (unlike iPhone!) I
got mine for 25 quid a month with free phone...that's like half the
price of the average iphone4 plan and you gotta pay for the phone as
well! Bit of a no brainer really... best phone I've ever had by quite
a long way and probably the best phone out right now...and yes I'm writing
this post on it as well! Awesome phone
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Ashpool2000 from United Kingdom on
1st Dec 2010
Nice 1 for the tip Rixsta! Enabling usb debugging it really seems to
have sorted out the lag,like in the photo gallery etc... Just click
menu > settings > applications > development and tick the usb debugging
box btw does anyone know if you can move apps and stuff to the sd card?
There is a "move to sd card" button in manage applications but it's
not live...I thought you could install apps onto the sd card on froyo?
Oh yeah almost forgot, this is phone is amazing! Loving the phone and
the os...and I haven't even gone on the android market yet!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Michael from UK on 30th Nov 2010
Brilliant phone, had it just over a month now & i've been very impressed
by both Android & HTC Sense. Only complaint is the dismal battery life,
it seriously pathetic. Ive remedied it by buying another battery & carrying
it around with me. All in all definitely one of the best phones around
at the moment.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Tim H from Uk on 29th Nov 2010
This is my first non-Nokia phone for many many years and although it
has taken a week or two, I am now fully up to speed with it. It would
be easier to list what it doesn't do to be honest. The battery life
is less than spectacular but that doesn't really affect me that much
as I now have micro USB leads attached to every computer I use so the
phone's always on charge. Also, I notice most online and media companies
are quick to release a Fisher Price (i-Phone) official app but not an
android one. Hopefully this will even out eventually as people start
to drift away from Apple and their annoying usage restrictions. The
one thing that has annoyed me about this phone is the inability to switch
it off or set it firmly to silent. I went to the cinema to the other
day (Harry Potter Deathly Hallows - very dark!) and realised once in
there that although 'turned off', the slightest brush on the power button
and it instantly switches back on again. Then add to that, when in 'silent'
mode, again the slightest brush on the side volume button and you're
back onto vibrate followed by full normal profile. I couldn't relax
knowing that while in my pocket, it could easily switch back on to full
volume after the merest of squirming that accompanies a 2.5+ hour film.
I ended up taking the battery out in the dark which isn't the easiest
thing to do on this phone. So I wonder whether some firmware will come
out or someone is going to invent a clever app that make the power on
toggle a long button press just like the switch off is. All phones normally
have this, and this is why. Other than that, very happy with it.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Les R from UK on 28th Nov 2010
Further to my last comments on this phone, I know the battery life is
terrible but I got around this in some small way by buying a 1500mAh
battery for it to replace the standard 1230mAh one (HTC say the processor
in the HD is 20% more efficient than the standard Desire hence the smaller
battery) and it genuinely made a difference, mine cost me about £7.50
from an internet auction. I hope this helps avert some frustrations.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Jude from UK on 27th Nov 2010
I have had the phone for a few days; in the past i have always switched
from one phone manufacturer to another depending on what is the best
at the time. This is my first HTC and it is the best phone I have ever
had and like I said I have had them all, anyone thinking about the iphone
its close but this is definitely the best it works like a dream and
has so many customisable features. One of the bonuses is that you can
put your own music on it no itunes required! :). If you are still deciding
like I was a few weeks ago don't bother just get this you will not regret
it, and for those who actually value call quality I have never heard
better. I cannot put this phone down I even used it to type these comments!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by adora from england on 26th Nov 2010
Owned this phone for about a week now and I love it. It's such a joy
to surf the web on, super quick and responsive. The camera is fantastic
and takes great pictures and the amount of apps available to download
via the market is outstanding. I'm am a hard of hearing person and the
quality of calls is crystal clear, and the ringing volume more than
adequate for me to be aware of it ringing. The battery life is a downside
as others have mentioned, but I am able to get around 12 hours out of
this phone with quite abit of use so I am more than happy to charge
every night.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Michael from UK on 24th Nov 2010
Love the phone and Android but it's got to be said that the battery
life is pretty terrible. With pretty light usage I can get around 10-12
hours but that really is with light usage (couple of calls and texts
and a small amount of browsing). Everything else about the phone is
great though, switched from an iPhone 3G and haven't looked back!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by LMG from England on 23rd Nov 2010
Well I have had the HTC DESIRE HD for about 4 weeks now (on the 3 network).
The phone is excellent apart from 2 main areas. The first area of concern
is the very very poor battery life. With what I consider to be mild
daily use, the battery would last no more than 1 day (mild use being
some internet exploring, using ebay to check auction status, and the
general to and fro of emails). The 2nd main issue is with the 8mp camera
- when you use it you need to have a very stable hand to stop the picture
from bluring. All in all I am trading over to a Blackberry Torch 9800
to see how I fair.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Michbeee from UK on 22nd Nov 2010
I absolutely ADORE this phone, the screen is absolutely brilliant! Only
downside is my fingers are too podgy for the on screen keyboard so I
am waiting for a stylus in the post. Just as good as the HD7 but £15
a month cheaper on contract. Well worth every penny!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Ed Scratcher from u.k. on 21st Nov
2010
I have tried to connect to the HTC Desire hd with my sony via bluetooth,,,
it says "paired but not connected" So on this phone then Android 2.2
(Froyo) doesn't work there! So that means for £415 simm free off Amazon
(nov 2010)I can't move my mp3, movie, pdf, wav or jpg files from my
sony phone to this HTC Desire hd phone. Oooops! bit of a drop off there
HTC... Furthermore the supposed futuristic HTC 7 phone says "sony not
supported"!!! = ONE STAR....(BTW, for this review I took it as red that
for that price the phone would at least make calls and send texts and
mms so I never checked.)
Rating: Reply
Reviewed by Bakili from UK on 21st Nov 2010
What a phone. Excellent phone, love it.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Chris from uk on 14th Nov 2010
WOW!!! That pretty much sums up this phone. I have had it for a week
and it is just an amazing piece of kit. Super fast os, lightning touch
response, great at multitasking, super range of apps etc. etc. the list
goes on and on. The only flaw with this phone is the battery life, it
last about a day depending on how much you use it. Still though, it
is worth it for the extra amount of screen you get and the wow factor
this phone has when you show it to your mates. 3 of my friends who have
iPhones have just ordered these to replace them :p I would say it is
the best phone available at the moment. The desire is better than the
iPhone in many reviews and this is better than the standard desire.
An absolute joy to own and use!
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Richie from uk on 13th Nov 2010
This is the best smartphone on the market right now. The battery life
is not fantastic but I still get more hours out of this phone than my
g1 and LG viewty. I only get max of 3 hours battery life out of my very
expensive laptop and considering the fact that I am always on the internet
on my desire hd and it lasts a whole day, I am happy. My only complain
here is the speaker. It sounds like some cheap phone and not loud enough.
Anyway it gets 5 * from me.
Rating:
Reply
Reviewed by Tim buck two from United Kingdom on
12th Nov 2010
Phone is 5* but it has really poor batt, I now carry a USB cable everywhere
:-(
Rating:
Reply
1 - 100 | 101 - 118 | Next 100 reviews
Links
HTC Desire
HD deals
|
