#htc desire eye review

The latest flagship smartphone to be announced by HTC is the Desire Eye and while the handset company no longer distributes in the Philippines, they're still very much active in neighboring countries like Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia. Announced back in October 2014, the HTC Desire Eye takes its cue from the flagship One series but adopted the Desire line moniker which used to be representative of their mid-range category. However, nothing in the build quality and the hardware specification of the the Desire Eye points to it being a mid-range handset. And while we can't really say that the Desire Eye is an upgrade to the HTC One (M8), it's like a reincarnation of the M8 in another body. The Desire Eye separates itself from the One series with a bolder design, bright and colorful palette with a matte polycarbonate material that is reminiscent of the HTC One X and HTC One S from many years back. They've been producing really beautiful handsets and the Desire Eye is no exception. The Desire Eye is a testament to that (we also saw and played with the HTC 820 and HTC 620, both of which had similar build and materials as the Desire Eye). Read more in our articles including "HTC Desire Eye Quick Review" and "HTC Desire 22 Pro unveiled w/ Snapdragon 695 5G SoC, Viverse compatible".