HTC Desire 310

HTC Desire 310 User Review and Ratings

• Very good semi-budget phone
  Prateek Agarwal (May 26, 2014) on Gadgets 360
  This is a very good semi-budget phone, especially at 11,000. It has okay specs, and is good for running low end games. The camera, however, does have some problems and is not good for taking photos. Moreover, a major issue with the phone is the ringtones provided. Most times, it is difficult to hear when the phone is ringing. I would advise this phone to people who do not want to spend more than 12k on a phone.
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• not satisfied
  Hena Chatterjee (May 15, 2015) on Gadgets 360
  there is no flash and front camera is very poor...the main disadvantage is apps can't be moved to sd card and too costly than it's features
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• Very bad experiences
  Sanjay Vm (Apr 22, 2014) on Gadgets 360
  Mobile battery backup is very bad, if countlessly use 20min internet mobile will get over heat and its displayed ?Your mobile temperature is very high pls remove your battery? I took this for service center, but they are not accepting this issue and confirming its good, very bad............
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• HTC Desire 310 - Injustice with brand HTC.
  Abhay Bisht (May 11, 2014) on Gadgets 360
  HTC decided to focus on emerging market with the launch of budget smartphone. The Desire 310 was the HTC's answer to Motorola's Moto G. It is powered by a quad-core chip-set running at 1.3GHz. 4.50 inches of display with 480*854 pixels resolution is disappointing with poor viewing angles. It comes with 5 mega-pixel rear but with no led flash and 0.3 mega-pixel front camera, 512 MB of RAM and $ GB of internal storage, expandable up-to 32 GB through microSD. Battery is 2000mAh, a decent one. The design and built of HTC Desire 310 is also not impressive when compared to Moto G. Surprisingly, this does not comes with HTC Sense UI. HTC didn't even bothered to customize the native app icons, app icons for all apps are the ones seen in stock Android. Currently budget smartphones are the hottest segment in emerging markets and HTC too tried its luck with Desire 310 and Desire 210. But unfortunately, these phone looks cheap and does no justice with brand HTC.
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• Just a good looking phone
  Ragul Sankar (May 2, 2014) on Gadgets 360
  By Ragul S pros: 1)HTC sense UI cons: 1)Below average camera performance and no flash. 2)Low pixel density 3)Only 512mb RAM, so doesn't support all apps.
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