HTC Desire 510 (A11) White (Boost Mobile)
HTC Desire 510 HTC0PCV1ABMU No-Contract Cell Phone for Boost Mobile: You can download apps, access social media and check your e-mail on the go with the HTC Desire 510. With 4G LTE speeds, you can quickly connect to the Internet from nearly any location. You can even use your phone to navigate features on your
HTC Desire 510 HTC0PCV1ABMU No-Contract Cell Phone for Boost Mobile: You can download apps, access social media and check your e-mail on the go with the HTC Desire 510. With 4G LTE speeds, you can quickly connect to the Internet from nearly any location. You can even use your phone to navigate features on your TV with HTC Sense.
Product Features
- 1.3 MP Front Facing/5 MP Rear Facing Camera
- Dual Mode 3G/4G LTE
- 1.2 GHz Quad-Core Processor
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GREAT phone! Great value!! I really, REALLY like this phone!So I’ll admit, I’m on a budget but I still wanted a smart phone that had some bells and whistles and didn’t LOOK like I was on a budget. I found it! For the money it’s a fast, sleek, fun phone that can sit on the table at the cafe or in the office looking like I invested in a mid-high $$ phone! It charges quickly, downloads apps fast and has yet to disappoint!!!
More than what you pay for. I read the reviews before buying this on Cyber Monday. I figured I would take a chance at a dirt cheap price on a phone I believed to have potential. Well, let me tell you a few things about this phone that surprised me:
Why are you here? I came for the 64-bit processor . . . But stayed for the build quality. As a parent whose 13-year old requested an android device with a shiny quad core and decent gaming performance, I am pleasantly surprised to report this low-end phone delivers like a high-end champ in the categories that matter to him, i.e., frame rates, response times, and is equipped with SD and Sim card slots. He also approves of Polaris Office for schoolwork, which comes preinstalled. Sure, HTC cut obvious corners to make this device affordable–mediocre…