Things are really starting to heat up in the 64-bit mobile market following the launch of the iPhone 5S and its A7 processor. Since then we've had a plethora of rumours surrounding countless phones bringing the new tech, but with the 5.5-inch HTC Desire 820 we have another 64-bit phone we can...

Product was good till i got my new nanao sim.i am using 3g network and the battery get drains with in 5hrs of moderate use .camera is superb nearly good as DSLR with fullfunction .display could have been better.screen is afinger print mangnet .dont expect magic from this mibile its a all in one...

In some markets the Desire 820 is available with dual SIM slots (as seen on the Moto G 2nd Generation), but in the UK it's likely the single version SIM will be offered. Provided HTC can get a wide distribution of the device in the UK and don't focus the product on Asia, they could really have a hit...

HTC, as a company, was going the wrong way for a while. For example, in May 2013, the company released a Snapdragon 200-powered Desire 600 with a 4.5 inch qHD display that cost people 27k rupees.

Dual tone design is striking; Great display; HTC boomsound speakers never disappoint; Good price – performance ratio

Daunting for small hands; bezels are the villain; Overheating is an issue; but highly unpredictable; Software was buggy initially

The HTC Desire 820 is a typical member of the manufacturer's mid-range lineup. It bears all of the characteristic design features for the family - a two-tone unibody plastic shell, complete with particular color accents and an oversized camera lens on the back.

Glossy finish is a magnet for fingerprints; Plastic is glossy and easily gets smudged and scratched; Rather small 2,600mAh battery

HTC has often relied on its prowess in the design department to strut out award winning products like HTC One and HTC One M8. But good looking phones don't really translate into more profits, and who else than HTC can validate the point for us.

Our HTC Desire 820 review uncovers a smartphone that has an exceptionally long list of photographic features and with an octa-core processor everything from seemless multitasking to video streaming is at its best.

Few phablets have ever come close to matching the speed, gorgeous screen or massive battery life of Samsung's Galaxy Note 4 , but you'll have to pay a small fortune to own one. Big screen phones at the budget end of the market have struggled to make an impact, but HTC's Desire range continues to...

With the Desire 820, HTC introduces the more powerful successor to the Desire 816. Although equipped with a 64-bit capable Snapdragon 615 processor, the smartphone still runs the older Google Android 4.4.4 KitKat and features a slimmer build as well as a lower price price point.

Powerful 64-bit CPU; Good graphics processor; Very good WLAN reception; Storage expandable; Low radiation levels; With its sleek curves and the contrasty display; the Desire 820 is certainly an appealing smartphone

Touchscreen only recognizes two simultaneous inputs; No wireless display; No ac WiFi; Wireless Display support and ac WLAN would be nice

The HTC Desire 820 gives a lot for your money - a powerful octa-core processor, a big 5.5 inch screen and an 8 megapixel front camera. But it's too big to become a mainstream phone.