The HTC Sensation is now officially in the Philippines with Smart offering the handset for free at Plan 3000 or you can get it from official retailers at a suggested retail price of Php31,990USD 545INR 46,213EUR 519CNY 3,970 while the Wildfire S goes for Php15,500USD 264INR 22,391EUR 252CNY 1,924.
That’s Php1k lower than our previous report of a Php33k SRP three days ago (probably a reaction to people’s feedback about the price; even the dealers did not know their own price as well until tonight).
HTC Sensation specs:
4.3 inches @ 540 x 960 pixels
1.2 GHz dual-core processor
Adreno 220 GPU
Qualcomm MSM 8260 Snapdragon
Gorilla glass display
HTC Sense v3.0 UI
1 GB storage, 768 MB RAM
up to 32GB via microSD, 8GB included
HSDPA 14.4 Mbps, HSUPA 5.76 Mbps
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, DLNA, WiFi hotspot
Bluetooth 3.0 with A2DP
8MP autofocus camera, dual-LED flash
1080p @ 30fps video, stereo sound recording
GPS with A-GPS support
Li-Ion 1520 mAh
Android OS, v2.3 (Gingerbread)
The launch party at the Republiq is more like a fashion show (video coming up!) with a number of showbiz personalities ogling over their new HTC handsets (obviously given for free). It was less of a media launch so we didn’t get to have a Q&A (there is one slated for tomorrow early morning so I don’t think I can cover it).
This was also our first time to get a hold of a unit and so far we found the HTC Sense 3.0 UI much more smoother, the display way better than the Desire HD, and very responsive over-all. More on this once we get the review unit. The form factor (including the thickness) is still similar to the Desire HD and closer to the HD7 in terms of body design.
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21 says:
The rumors are true, DEATH grip, not buying
Vignet says:
OS is too expensive!
Jef says:
So the price of the Sensation is actually more expensive than the Samsung Galaxy S2? I got a quote from a supplier for 28,000 PHP for the Samsung Galaxy S2. Maybe this is the MSRP price, I hope it will go lower.
Num Lock says:
32t for a phone? No way. I can buy 1 good laptop and 1 good phone for that price.
fboi says:
blah… whats with htc? ip4 ftw!
Junapos says:
Not worth it. Screen is subpar against the superp Samsung Galaxy S2.
nin says:
bootloader is locked..boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
mike says:
crazy suckers are those who buy phones like this. my 6000 peso android phone can do 95 percent of what this thing can do. and mine is dual sim. Suckers!
Jologs says:
If ever I go back to Android I’d pass on HTC because of the following:
– probably not upgradable (officially) to the next os update. I still can remember the bull they fed people about the desire not having enough memory. pwe!
– deathgrip issue that affects wifi, and the cases / bumpers do not solve the problem. No thanks!
If I’d go back to Android, probably go for SE, since baliktad sila. They say they won’t update then biglang maguupdate. Hehehe. And form factor for SE is always a winner. Next choice would prolly be a Nexus phone (any manufacturer).
carlo mercado says:
i was there!!! and i think yuga was the one asking the names of the models holding the HTC Sensation! hehe just kiddin, but it really was a great launch party(my first one too), too bad Sensation is a little bit overprice for my taste..
noy says:
masaya pa din ako sa 3310 ko.lols
technobaboy says:
at least its cheaper than the initially reported 33k price
raffy says:
can i ask you something guys? could this phone beats up samsung GS2?
Andy says:
This was my “could have been” next phone. But after realizing that there were no new Android in the coming months (until Ice Cream Sandwich) wherein dual-core phones are for most gamers-on-the-go, the current single-core phones are still enough for the time being (currently using Desire with Gingerbread AOSP). And it would be more economical to wait for the release of the next Android OS (ICS).
tmcr says:
wow sexy models!
jeff says:
where can i buy this??
ken says:
i love htc. i bought htc desire hd last march and i am looking to upgrade to this sensation monster… but only if the price here in the philippines drop down to the 25k range. i have seen the srp of sensation in amazon @ 500 USD in some cases. i hope it happens here as well
Smartphone4noobies says:
Sensation NOW for sale! :D
Wakocoke says:
28.5k lang kay kimstore!
caleeb says:
wew!one of the best phones.cant wait for evo 3d!yay!