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157 Reviews
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The HTC Wildfire S is a neat little mid-range phone with a stylish design. It has a lot to offer, but isn’t without its limitations. The limited storage space, will frustrate those who want to download and use plenty of apps, who should check out the H...
HTC Sense offers an easy connected experience, great design, affordable
Might be bettered by legacy devices still available, limited multimedia performance, finish on the back is a little slippery
Cute and compact, the HTC Wildfire S is limited in terms of what it will do, but what it does is delivered very nicely. Unless you are completely sold on the looks or the size, there are plenty of other choices out there...
You'd never guess it was Android 2.3, so little has changed
It may very well be HTC’s low price Android offering, but that doesn’t mean the HTC Wildfire S is the best affordable Android option. Far from it: we still can’t recommend the Orange San Francisco highly enough, which for £90 on Pay As You Go will give...
Abstract: Smartphone buyers looking for a budget-friendly mobile device no longer have to settle for underpowered devices with unimpressive displays, as this price category is inhabited by some capable performers including the Samsung Galaxy Gio and HTC ChaCha. ...
HTC Wildfire S is a good phone to be celebrated in its range. It has a really good camera, UI and performance. Frankly there are better phones in the same bracket but this no worse. But undoubtedly this phone is one of the highest quality smartphone in en...
320 x 480 pixels screen resolution, Gorilla Glass display, Accelerometer and Proximity sensor, HTC Sense 2.1 User Interface, 512 MB ROM, 3G connectivity, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, WiFi hotspot, Bluetooth v3.0, 2592 x 1944 pixels camera resolution with Auto focus
Poor camera performance, Lack of 720p HD video recording, Absence of shutter key for camera, Absence of Adobe Flash Player, Absence of document viewer, No secondary video call camera
HTC Wildfire S is not known for its astounding features or performance, rather it has been able to create a name for itself because of the balance that it has acheived as a budget smartphone. Whole lot of tweaks have gone into the Wildfire to make it 2011...
No front camera, Sluggish processor, Poor camera and video recording, Damien McFerran is a tech and video game journalist who has contributed to Eurogamer, Pocket Gamer, GamesTM and Retro Gamer. He's also the editor-in-chief of Nintendo Life, one of the
The whole S lineup by HTC is under clear instructions not to be too generous with the upgrades. The Wildfire S takes that almost literally but isn't afraid to smuggle in something that's actually worth it. In our case here, the screen is the major benefic...
