Joining HTC's "flagship mid-range" Desire 816 at MWC
is this smaller, but similar-looking Desire 610. As the cheaper model
of these two LTE phones, many things have been downsized a little here:
There's a 4.7-inch 960 x 540 display, a 1.2GHz quad-core Snapdragon 400
chip, 1GB of RAM and a fixed 2,040mAh battery. The cameras are also more
modest, with the main one sporting an 8-megapixel sensor with f/2.4
aperture, and the front imager featuring a 1.3-megapixel sensor. Both
can only handle 720p video recording. On the flip side, the Desire 610
has preserved some of the goodies from its bigger sibling: microSD
expansion (but up to 64GB instead of 128GB) on top of the built-in 8GB
of space, BoomSound stereo frontal speakers, nano-SIM support and LTE
radio for either EMEA or Asia.
- 4.7 inches of screen size,
- 234PPI, 540 x 960p screen Resolution,
- 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 Quad Core processor,
- 144 grams of weight, 9.6mm thickness,
- 1.5 GB RAM,
- 8 MP of rear facing camera with 1080p Recording,
- 1.3 MP of front facing camera,
- 8 GB internal memory,
- Expandable memory card slot of up to 64GB,
- WIFI, Bluetooth 4.0, Boom sound speakers, Blink feed, Sense 5.5 and A-GPS support
- 2040mAh of Battery Life
There's no pricing info at the moment, but knowing that the Desire
816 will be priced extremely competitively, here's hoping that the
Desire 610 will cost a tad less than Huawei's counterpart, the €249
(about $340) Ascend G6 4G. Expect this device to arrive in Europe sometime in May.
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