Pros: I like for the various applications.lo he probado y he considerado que es muy util para mi trabajo.

Cons: but I've found that running the android program worked a little slower.

Bottomline: I like the varied applications, is total installed from android market free. and also to serve as a phone also serves as an office. I recommend it very good. (Posted on 3/19/12)

Pros:has full applications

Cons:is a little slow

Bottomline:I recommend it for a great mobile. screen is resistive. good model. I like it. (Posted on 3/7/12)

Pros: 4,3" screen. I like reading on it. In spite of it is looks not so good cheap plastic, it seems to be well built, and already survived an accidental drop without damage.

Cons: extremely low memory, probably due to this the telephone is very slow (navigating the menu is annoyingly slow, opening a simple A4 *.XLS without any special format in it, takes approx. 30 seconds. Rotating it also.)
Battery is not so strong as promised. Average usage at me is approx. 15 minutes telephone talk, 2-3 SMS, checking my mail box 2-3 times using randomly wi-fi or 3G, and approx 2 hours of e-book reading on public transport every day. I think it is not too much, but with this the battery dies in 30-35 hours.
The touchscreen is very blunt. It takes a bit harder pressure on it than other touchphones to operate it.

Bottomline: It can be used, works as a telephone as well than other phones, but it's output performance is unreasonably low for its prize.

I found a case suitable for it. Brando HTC HD-7. Only put the phone in it upside down , and every button and plug will be free, but the camera it selfe. But the camera is so low quality, that it doesn't matter.
http://fl1.shopmania.org/files/kepek/10556/htc-hd7-minosegi-bortaska-vertikalis-brando~10555069.jpg (Posted on 11/14/11)

Pros: This phone has a lot of functions to it, hundreds of free Android apps to download and looks great!

Cons : No 3G in spec. so you have to use wifi when you can find it.

Bottomline:you will get what you pay for (Posted on 10/30/11)