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GORRILA GLASS; GOOD LOOK; GOOD ROM; GOOD DOLBY SOUND QUALITY; GOOD CAMERA

BAD BAATERYBACKUP; SLOW CHARGE; LITTLE HEAT; COSTLY MOBILE; BUT BAD SERVICE

In our review of the HTC Desire 816 , we were enamored by the solid package HTC was able to deliver – easily making it one of the more noteworthy devices in the mid-range market. Even with its universal acclaim, its only area of opportunity came in its processing performance.

Accents throughout the phone give its design a very lively look; It's lightweight; slim; and solidly constructed; 64-bit based octa-core Snapdragon is a nice addition; Dual-SIM functionality; Stronger brightness output makes the display more visible outdoors; Great still shot performance with its...

Lack of software optimizations for a phablet; Missing NFC connectivity; Operating performance isn't drastically better than previous HTC phones; Poor 1080p video recording quality

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...

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.

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...

HTC Desire 820 - Enjoy the Best Visual Experience! Pros:- The phone supports good speed on Wi-fi and Bluetooth connectivity and you won't experience any lag or glitches.- The solid build quality accents throughout the phone give its design a very lively look.

HTC are best known for the award-winning unibody sporting flagship series that has won more than one award at the Mobile Choice Consumer Awards over the years while the Desire series is their mid-range proposition.

Great camera specs; mid-range price point; Robust body; HTC Boomsound

Phablet size maybe off-putting to some; Not too many colour options available; Battery under-par for the size

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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

HTC's latest mid-range phone is the Desire 820 -- an oversized 4G Android device with a big screen and big speakers for around half the price of the HTC One M9 hero handset. But is it a bargain? Unlike the higher-end One range, the Desire 820 has an all-plastic body.

Robust build; large HD screen; 13- and 8-megapixel cameras

Battery life not great; suffers in comparison with rivals