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HTC Desire EYE Review

Posted on May 8, 2015April 27, 2020 By Hulk

 

The HTC Desire EYE seems to have one key point in its favor, at first – selfie power. But it’s a whole lot more than that. Instead of a smartphone that’s made for taking photos of yourself, the Desire EYE is a surprisingly well-rounded phone. And it’s not a mid-tier phone either – in fact it has many of the same specifications as the HTC One M8, the company’s current major hero phone. This isn’t your everyday average after-thought – it’s a re-imagining of the HTC One M8’s key points put inside an almost shockingly well made “Desire” brand device.

It’s not just about the camera

Despite the name, the Desire EYE is not your common HTC Desire-level device. Generally Desire devices are released internationally – not inside the United States – for markets that don’t always have a love for massively expensive hero phones.

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With the Desire EYE, HTC bucks that trend. This device is a hero phone. It might not look like a hero phone when you set it alongside the HTC One M8 – it’s not metal, after all – but it certainly packs a punch. Here are the elements the HTC Desire EYE has that are the exact same as the HTC One M8:
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