HTC Desire 820 Pro Reviews

Our feelings about the HTC Desire 820 are favorable for the most part, which isn’t too shocking taking into account how the Desire 816 turned out. At the end of the day, the Desire 820 stands prominently amongst the mid-range market for its balanced qualities. Obviously, the piece of silicon that’s under the hood is arguably its most outstanding attribute, but there’s so much else to like about the handset. For one, its fun and lively design is a tantalizing change of scenery from the otherwise boring, plastic constructed slates we’re constantly bombarded with.If you’re to look online, you can snag the HTC Desire 820 from a variety of online sources for about $475 (without contract). That alone gives it a competitive advantage when we factor in its immense phablet-esque size, dual-SIM functionality, and solid camera performance. Yeah, you can fork over some additional money to pick up any of the prized flagships out there, but if a mid-ranger suffices your particular taste, the HTC Desire 820 isn’t that bad of an option.