HTC Desire X

Today we’ll be reviewing the HTC Desire X. This may not be the best looking phone out there, but you can get one for around 300 dollars and it has a more than decent enough configuration. Not to mention it looks positively awesome. But perhaps that is only my opinion, however. I, for one, have always found HTC phones looking awesome.

Anyway, to sum this phone up in a few words: you won’t get a better value than what this phone is offering for such a low price. Its hardware configuration is decent, its software version is more than good enough and it is generally just a good phone. You can use this device for just about any purpose whatsoever, but with a few minor limitations. For instance, you can’t really buy this phone and have high expectations for it running all of the powerful games out there.

Frankly, it came as a bit of surprise to me that HTC decided to turn a single phone into a whole generation of phones. Just like the Galaxy and Optimus and many other series, so too has the Desire series appeared. Don’t believe me? Just check out how many HTC Desire phones there are out there. Granted, little originality was used in the making of these phones, it’s still a series. I am not referring to the HTC Desire X when I say this, as this phone was a bit better and slightly more improved than the rest.

Just as any device, the HTC Desire X is a phone that has both advantages and disadvantages. Of course, this device has a tad bit more advantages than disadvantages. Even its weakest features are still acceptable. They are only weak if you choose to make them weak. It all depends on perspective, if you will. If you want to compare the device to the strongest configuration available, of course it will seem weak and end up lacking. However, if you compare them to the majority of already available devices, you won’t be disappointed.

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