HTC C110E Radar

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 23 expert reviews

Excellent:

3
Good:

14
Average:

5
Bad:

1

Pros:

Stylish.
All white aluminum design.
Windows Phone Mango is clean and easy to use.

Cons:

Limited storage.
Nonremovable battery.

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Last revision on August 23, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Stylish
All white aluminum design
Windows Phone Mango is clean and easy to use
Crisp display
Sleek and fluid UI
Excellent Facebook integration
Great build quality
Excellent app integration
Top-notch build quality
Feature-packed camera
Comprehensive instant messaging and social network integration from WP 7.5
Above average imaging quality under lowlight conditions
Smooth performance

Reviewers Didn't Like

Limited storage
Nonremovable battery
Can't share files over Bluetooth
No mass storage mode
Lack of memory card slot
Shortage of apps
Need more apps from Windows Phone Marketplace
Immature OS with limited app support
Dull pictures
Few noteworth differences between this and the HTC 7 Trophy
Average processor

Expert reviews and ratings

100

THE HTC Radar is the successor to the now discontinued HTC Trophy which was actually a very powerful Windows 7 when launched. It was expensive but powerful.HTC has replaced it with the more contemporary looking Radar minus and plus a few features.Made...

By AsiaOne on March 12, 2012

If you're a Windows Phone fan seeking a relatively compact and solidly built handset, the HTC Radar could fit the bill. The optional dock may prove attractive, although that must be balanced by the inaccessible battery. We're still not convinced...

By ZDNet UK on January 10, 2012

HTC Radar has elegant aesthetics, sturdy build, a responsive user interface and great camera response. Call quality was top notch and we did not experience any dropped calls. WP7.5 has an evidently improved user experience. The handset has everything...

By ThinkDigit on November 30, 2011

The HTC Radar is comfortable to hold, looks great, and has a solid camera for its class. We like...

By Digital Trends on November 18, 2011

Limited storage capacity may limit its appeal and the camera could be better, but those aren’t major complaints for a smartphone at this cheaper end of the market and the HTC Radar is otherwise a good-value Windows Phone 7 device....

By IT PRO on November 18, 2011

The debut of Windows Phone 7.5 Mango is decent, though certainly not overwhelming, with a host of welcome updates but little "must-have". It looks lovely though, and the HTC Radar is a good, solid vehicle for it -- if you like the look of Windows...

By Wired UK on November 17, 2011

Expert Review MRP: Rs 25,500Street Price (As On 7-Nov-2011): ; Rs 24,000 (; ) The Radar is the first () phone to visit our labs. The USP here is its OS, which can make or break this phone. Let's find out.Design And Build QualityThe phone's...

By TechTree on November 07, 2011

The very latest version of WP7 offers something a bit different from Android and iOS. A level of integration that's so deep it'll scare you, all wrapped up in a brilliantly built mid-range handset....

By Mobile Choice on November 04, 2011

It’s nice to see a mid-range phone that isn’t an Android device. The HTC Radar has a quality build and an excellent, smooth running OS. The 1GHz chip offers seamless performance, and there’s plenty of connectivity on offer. It’s...

By 3G UK on November 02, 2011

The HTC Radar is the latest smartphone to run Windows Phone 7.5, following on from the HTC Titan. With a smooth unibody design, HD video recording and 5MP camera, will it be enough to make Windows Phone a success?If HTC was at school right now, you...

By TechRadar on November 02, 2011

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