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June 2014
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Appareil phot
Écra
Compatible 4
Corps en plastique de qualité
Superbe écran HD de 5
5 pouces avec de très bons angles de vision
Processeur quadcore.
La qualité et le rendu tout à fait décents de l'écran
L'autonomie honorable
La fluidité et la réactivité de l'ensemble du système
La qualité des photos et des vidéos capturées
La lecture multimédia
Ecran
Haut-parleurs stéréo
Support de la 4G
Appareil photo
Design
La partie logicielle
Connectivités
Endurant
Sense
Bien fini
Performant et autonome
Bon appareil photo
Prix intéressant
Encombrant (induit par les specs)
Légers grincements de la coque
Ergonomie (boutons) perfectible
Assemblage de haute qualité
Très léger et plat
Bon écran
Module sansfil prenant en charge la LTE
Micro SD jusqu'à 128 Go
Appareils photo de haute résolution
Longue autonomie
Hautes performances
Interface fluide
Android à jour (4.4.2)
Relativemen
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Prix élevé
Le dos en plastique brillant très sensible aux empreintes digitales
Absence de batterie amovible
Autonomie
Le bouton "volume haut"
Trop près de la touche "marche/arrêt'
Occasionne des erreurs de manipulation
Performances
Prix
Prise en main
Design des hautparleurs
Salissant
Plastique Glossy
Position des boutons
Design réussi
Bel écran
Interface sympathique
Qualité haut-parleurs
Performances générales
Qualité photo décente
Seulement 4
6 Go d'espace libre
Batterie inamovible
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Very large display, Snappy UI performance, Stylish Sense 6.0 interface, Frontfacing stereo speakers, Camera takes good photos, Good value for money, Above average battery life
Heavy video games may be choppy, A bit large given the screen size, Earpiece quality could have been better, Only 4.2GB of useravailable builtin storage makes using a microSD card mandatory
Well, what do you know: the HTC Desire 816 is an admirable mid-range smartphone, especially knowing that it can be bought for under $400 in markets where it is available. We don't find anything wrong with it given its price range, so guys, if you're on...
HTC's mid-range flagship packs a gigantic screen into a more affordable handsetIf HTC is to stage a financial recovery, it'll need more than just a compelling high-end smartphone. So as the company seeks to navigate back into the black for more than a qua...
The HTC Desire 816's plastic body is well built. The brilliant 5.5-inch HD display has excellent viewing angles, and the quad-core processor runs smoothly, with hardly any lag
The glossy plastic rear is a fingerprint magnet, which is especially noticeable on the darker models. The lack of a removable battery is disappointing, given its relatively small capacity
The HTC Desire 816's combination of solid design and quality performance strikes all the right chords to make it a compelling phone for its price....
Extrait: Editor's note: Our review unit is from China, and while it has Sense 5.5, it will be updated to Sense 6 'soon'. All Desire 816's purchased outside of China will have Sense 6 out of the box]Typically when we think of midrange devices one of the first wor...
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Publié: 2014-08-07, Auteur: Jason , review by: ausdroid.net
Great price point, 4G LTE connectivity, Big, bright 5.5 inch screen
Phone performance suffers under load, Camera is a little lackluster, Build quality isn't as good as we expect from HTC
What's interesting is how quickly I adjusted to handling the Desire 816′s 5.5 inch screen. Once you dissuade yourself of any notion of single-handed control, the phone feels good in the hand and it's comfortable in everyday use.Packing HTC's latest and gr...
The HTC Desire 816 should be appreciated for what it's got rather than what it lacks at this price.There is still plenty of bang for your buck and all of the multimedia and connectivity features that will satisfy most users.At the affordable price of $399...
Publié: 2014-07-21, Auteur: Luke , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Software issues can be fixed in time, and you can certainly get used to button positioning. That just leaves you with a fantastic handset for a great price...
The HTC Desire 816 is a fantastic device when compared to its price tag. It's one of the best handsets we've used in the mid-range, although it does have some stiff competition. The Nexus 5, although it's about 6 months old now, is still a better optio...
Plenty of things should turn us off the Desire 816: it's made from plastic; the big screen has a low resolution; the camera is ordinary. But these seemingly mediocre parts add up to deliver an experience that is complete. The Desire 816 has character, and...
Big screen without a big price; Nice screen, even if it lacks a Full HD resolution; Excellent 4G speeds; Decent battery life;
Mediocre system performance has speed issues; Buttons are hard to reach for moist people, with controls at the top of the left edge; Screen won't switch on when swiped in similar ways at standby compared to the HTC One (M8); SIM card and microSD cover rea
HTC's attempt to make a budget phablet doesn't quite nail it, with a device that doesn't feel bad, but offers a performance that certainly doesn't match what you might expect out of it.At a little less than $400, the Desire 816 is a solid choice for anyon...
