Testseek.com have collected 154 expert reviews of the HTC Desire HD / HTC Ace and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for HTC Desire HD / HTC Ace.
November 2010
(85%)
154 Reviews
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The editors liked
Great performance
Solid Browser
Good Build quality with Aluminum Unibdy
Huge Screen
Large screen
Solid construction
Wonderful ergonomics
Huge screen
Great web browser
Superb video playback experience
Responsive touch-screen
Excellent social networking integration and a huge 4.3-inch HD display are just some of the things great about the HTC Desire HD....
Terrific general performanceFlawless browserAluminum unibody plus jumbo screen
Screen is ideal for movies on the go
Keyboard input offers one of the best touch experiences
Dolby Mobile / SRS provide great sound variation
HTC Sense offers fantastic functionality out of the box
The editors didn't like
Poor Battery Life
Unprotected Camera Lens
Strange Battery Panel Construction means few/no 3rd Party Extended Batteries
Poorly fitting compartment covers
Small battery capacity
Screen is very reflective
Conclusion
The Desire HD is a beautiful phone with respectable performance and speed. As long as you can charge up the battery in the middle of the day
You won't be d
Large form factor
Subpar battery life
Disappointing camera
Only four webpages can be opened at any one time and there’ s no video call facility.Look and Feel...
Fit and finish issuesPoor battery lifeCamera lens left unprotected
Given my initial complaints over some aspects of the hardware, I’m glad to say that the software came a long way to making up ground for the HTC Desire HD. All things considered, it doesn’t ‘wow’ me as I think it could have done had some of these issue...
The HTC Desire HD is a worthy successor to the original Desire and boasts one of the most impressive displays we’ve ever seen. You can’t really argue with a responsive 4.3-inch screen and metal casing but this phone won’t be to everyone’s tastes. If yo...
If you are a currently an Android user and looking to upgrade to a touch screen only device then you cant really get a better option than the HTC Desire HD. If you are moving to Android for the first time the same applies but bare in mind the phone is ...
Overall, the HTC Desire HD is a phone at the very pinnacle of the smartphone market, the best Android phone currently on the market and a strong competitor to the Apple iPhone 4. A bit of bulk in the software department and a few button-related niggles...
The HTC Desire HD puts the company right back in the gameShould you buy a HTC Desire HD? We can’t honestly say that it brings anything new to Android which will win iPhone converts over, but you know what? That’s no longer an issue: Android’s here to s...
More features than you can shake a stick at, build quality, Android 2.2, hugely powerful and fast experience
The level of customisation can be overwhelming, the typical 800 x 480 pixel resolution display doesn't quite earn its HD tag, battery could have a higher capacity, HTCSense.com needs work
A new chipset, more RAM, combined with the latest that Android has to offer makes for a very fast experience and resulting in a hugely enjoyable mobile phone that has loads of features and loads of potential and is certainly one of the best devices ava...
Large 4.3in. screen, New online services including remote ring, lock and erase, 8megapixel camera, Sense user experience includes new features and tweaks, Comes with 8GB of microSD card storage
Too large for many people to use onehanded, Battery life likely to be around a day for many users, Awkward headphone jack location
The HTC Desire HD may be too large for some users, and the new e-book reader and navigation apps left us somewhat cold. Battery life could be an issue too. However, the large screen is excellent for media-rich activities like web browsing and makes tex
Super-slick UI, Great browsing experience, Dolby Mobile and SRS virtual surround sound, Decent e-book reader, Very easy to connect contacts
Poor battery life, No OLED screen, Suspect build quality, Video player needs overhauling, HTCSense.com connectivity still has bugs
We'd have to colour ourselves a little disappointed with the new HTC Desire HD - as a standalone phone it's excellent, but it has too many niggles to be considered the best in HTC's range...
Average battery life, Very big, Lack of HDMI output
Thanks to its large screen, watching video is that much more enjoyable than on smaller devices, though as we said earlier, it's not that much better that we think the extra bulk is worth it. Format support seems to be par for the course with most of the f...
