HTC Desire 10 Pro Review | Camera, India Price, Specs, and More By Gadgets 360

The design Emperor from HTC is designed for style-conscious users, with the strong emphasis on photography at 26,000 490 rupees. It competes with the likes of the models we play: Asian 10.3 and even the 1 + 3 + 3 T at a higher end of the price segment. Let's see if it can find its own footing here. Bill quality is one area where HTC has always code big and nothing changes with the desire to intro the metal chassis offers, rigidity and rubberized back on the black variant makes easy to grip. However, this texture is also prone to scuffing from everyday use and some mark simply refused to go away. The fingerprint sensor on the back is quick at authentication, and you can even use it to lock gaps or big selfie.

The design tempo features a hybrid dual SIM slot. With 4G support. You can use a micro SD card of up to 2 TB in the second slot. What in placement is good, and the phone is slim and light with easy to live it powering. The phone is an outscore MediaTek, Hello B, 10 SOC, with 4gb of RAM and 64gb of storage.

In benchmarks, the design and flow isn't as powerful as its competition in this price segment, but manages to handle multitasking and gaming pretty well. This is partly fine, so HCC's lean approach to android marshmallow, the HTC Sense skin, isn't very intrusive and Google apps are used wherever possible to avoid duplication of apps. The display boasts of good brightness and contrast, and the full HD resolution ensures the snow pix elation around icons and text. Media playback is handled well, but we wish the phone was fitted with stereo speakers rather than just the one. Due to this HTC's boom sound audio announcements only work with the wired headphones rather than the speaker.

The bundle had said: there's a pretty decent job with audio playback, though the main camera manages detailed landscapes in daylight, with fairly good sharpness and fellers. The other shots are also good. Although the camera attentions struggle to get the focus right at time, low light shots are not too bad. Although focusing tweet dips a bit, the Sun camera manages sharp selfies in daylight and in low-light the retina flash health there's also selfie panorama mode. If you wish to get multiple people in a short, the camera is well-designed offering lots of shooting modes, including draw photo capture in Pro Mode battery life is fairly good too, and we were able to go nearly a full day on a single charge.

Phone charging is also supported with a bundled adapter. The desire 10 throw mixed with a good package, but its price is a bit on the higher side, especially when you consider its performance and lack of conveniences like the type-c USB, connector, NFC and Wi-Fi AC, unless it gives a discount you're just better off with the model B play or even the one plus C or preteen. So, thanks for watching our review of the HTC Desire Pedro check out more videos right here and, like always, give us a thumbs up subscribe and follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Source : Gadgets 360