#htc desire v

You can read our full review of the HTC One V and the Lenovo P700 so you get a better perspective. The P700 on the other hand, is built from the same kind of material as the 'V' but feels more solid when held even with the absence of any metallic design elements [except for the faux, matte aluminum strip], yes you heard that right -- in our opinion, the P700 feels more durable than the HTC Desire V. The volume and power/lock buttons on the Desire V feels more solid than the P700's and it also features a multi-colored LED notification light. The color saturation on the P700 is slightly washed out compared to the Desire V's though. The HTC Desire V's screen is pretty good, color reproduction's pretty accurate and blacks are very rich but the back lighting lacks brightness and we expected at least something like a Super Amoled panel to come with its premium price tag. Camera and Media Playback Both phones feature 5 megapixel main snappers with the exception of the P700's additional front-facing unit, the Desire V does not have a front cam but -- as we've mentioned -- features a built-in LED flash instead. Read more in our articles including "HTC Desire V vs. Lenovo P700: Dual-SIM Dogfight" and "HTC Desire V Review".