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HTC Touch HD2

Based on 81 reviews

Excellent:

32
Good:

39
Average:

4
Bad:

6

Pros

Large screen, sleek design
Large, beautiful 4.3-inch 480 x 800 pixel LCD, High-end multimedia capabilities including FM radio, Superb 5-megapixel camera with dual-LED flash, Responsive 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 16GB microSD card preinstalled, Respectable battery life.
Largest smartphone screen on the market, lightning-fast processor, 5 megapixel camera
A screen that screams, "Watch something awesome on me!" Body of an SI swimsuit model. Easy to navigate user interface, and fancy interactive wallpaper.
Stunning 4.3inch display, Fantastic multimedia capabilities.
Stunning screen. Spectacular video playback. Fast CPU. Smooth HTC Sense interface layer. Slim design feels expensive.
Awesome screen, phenomenal design and attention to detail, scintillating performance
The HTC HD2 features a brilliant and massive 4.3-inch capacitive touch screen with multitouch support. HTC Sense offers a more user-friendly and customizable user experience. The smartphone is also equipped with a 1GHz processor and 5-megapixel camera.
Very Good Looking, Huge Screen, WiFi, GPS & 3G support, Capacitive Screen, Fluid & Smooth UI, Very Good Music Playback
Spectacular display, good touch sensitivity, excellent design, 1GHz Snapdragon processor, superb HTC Sense UI, feature rich
Well designed, Very easy, intuitive and fluid UI, Plenty of connectivity options, Social networking integrated, Camera is decent
Excellent display quality, good connectivity, brilliant interface.
Huge capacitive display, superthin.
Gorgeous, massive screen. Slick and powerful interface. Great music player. Nice build
The largest mobile screen to date, the 4.3-inch high definition display simply sparkles and enhances the web, media and mapping experience....
Large capacitive touch screen display, Intuitive HTC Sense interface, Fast processor, Convenient carrier billing for apps, Good battery life
Excellent 4.3-inch capacitive display; 3.5mm audio port; good speakerphone; acts as a Wi-Fi hotspot for sharing your data connection; great browsing experience with multitouch; extremely responsive thanks to processor and RAM.
Huge, capacitive touch display. Innovative features, like Wi-Fi network sharing and deep GPS integration. Fantastic interface, especially for Windows Mobile. ...
The largest screen on a cell phone ever, Windows Mobile with capacitive screen, Sociallyoriented Sense interface, Super hardware – super performance
Capacitive touch finally makes it to Windows Mobile, Sense UI is deeply integrated, Hardware is thin, gorgeous, and made from quality materials, Snapdragon is fast, Multitouch is smoothly implemented, Huge screen is beautiful and crisp, Digital compass is
Awesome UI, gigantic screen, lightening fast processor
Big Screen, HTC Sense UI, Capacitive Touchscreen, Surprisingly slim, Loud Speaker, 3.5mm audio port, Extremely responsive

Cons

Image quality, Windows OS
Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional OS, Slow Web browsing, Reflective display, No dedicated camera shutter release button, Heavy
Won't run Microsoft's upcoming Windows Phone 7 operating system; dearth of applications
Came loaded with WinMo 6.5 ? what is this, 2009? Jumpy touchscreen and a camera that overpromises and underdelivers.
Runs nowoutdated Windows Mobile 6.5, Performance can be sluggish
Menus and dialogs can be difficult. Not upgradable to Windows Phone 7 Series. Battery life could be longer.
The HD2 is huge. Speakerphone quality was somewhat poor. No U.S. 3G support on the unlocked version.
Software is a bit Buggy, Expensive, Average Camera, Could Be Unweildy Due to its Size
Too big to carry around comfortably, outdated Windows Mobile OS, average camera quality, unimpressive battery life, mono loudspeaker
Video player doesn't support DivX/XviD and has no 'Resume' feature, No TV Out
Bulky, expensive, average camera quality.
No US 3G, no carrier subsidies so it's expensive.
Big. Occasionally leads you down a dark alley into WinMo land. Lacklustre camera
HTC should hold its heads in shame at not including a memory card of any description to make up for the miserly 448MB of on-board memory.Look and Feel...
Can’t customize Start menu, Relatively large, Windows Mobile Marketplace has much fewer apps than iPhone, Android, No wireless music or video downloads, No Zune integration
Large size not for everyone; HTC Task Manager app not included; no front camera for video calls; HTC Sense can't hide every single WM page; poor battery life.
Windows Mobile isn't ready for capacitive touch, gave us trouble in Web browser and other apps. Lacks IM clients on board. Carry a spare battery. ...
Mediocre incall quality, Lacks integrated support for DivX and Xvid, The boxed headset could have been better, Snapshots lack enough details
A bit buggy, Poor speakerphone, No programmable hardware buttons, Expensive (unsubsidized), Should come with CorePlayer
Camera slightly disappointing, handset perhaps too large for some
Poor sunlight legibility, No dedicated camera key and no lens cover, No secondary videocall camera, No voice dialing, No handwriting recognition

By What Digital Camera on October 13, 2010

HTC ND2 key specs:Camera: 5MP AF w/ LED flashProcessor: 1GHz SnapdragonDisplay: 4.3in TFT, 480 x 800pixelsMemory: 448GB, MicroSD expansionDimensions: 59 x 113.5 x 12.9mm, 135gHTC ND2 camera phone reviewWhen Apple stole the show with the iPhone, HTC...

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By Digital Trends on May 21, 2010

HTCs 4.3-inch behemoth proves bigger really is better until you weave Windows Mobile 6.5 into the...

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By Dev Hardware on May 19, 2010

The HTC HD2 is a smartphone that is ideal for fans of multimedia. Its large touch screen and host of entertainment features make it a great pick for those who demand more from their phone.The HD2 is available for T-Mobile users and costs $200 after...

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By G4tv.com on May 10, 2010

Video Review: With a 5 megapixel camera and a massive 4.3" multi-touch display, the HTC HD2 allows users to customize every aspect of its interface. Kevin Pereira and Olivia Munn review its 16 gigs of storage and special features, all for $100 with a...

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By MobilesRoom on May 08, 2010

Retailing at about $500 (without contracts), the HD2 from HTC is the best WinMO smartphone that money can buy at the moment. But that doesnt stop us from thinking that it would have done so much more had it been running Android. But that...

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By GadgetRepublic on April 22, 2010

The Windows smart phone has received a makeover in the form of the HD2 - a whopping great handset with a mammoth screen and HTC's slick Sense interface.It's big ... The HD2 is the latest Windows Mobile handset from HTC. The first thing that...

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By HEXUS.net on April 16, 2010

On the whole, the HTC HD2 feels like a great handset slightly let-down by using a creaking OS. HTC has done a great job of trying to paper-over the cracks with Sense, and the HD2 is a whole order of magnitude better than our old TyTN II, but it's...

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By Business Week on April 12, 2010

A great smartphone for consumers who don't feel they need to own a device running Google or Apple...

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By Phone Scoop on April 09, 2010

The T-Mobile HTC HD2 is the best Windows Mobile phone on the market (though the Touch Pro 2 is no slouch if you need a keyboard). Near the end of this year, Microsoft will release the first Windows Phone 7 devices, but I think the HTC HD2 will hold...

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By CrunchGear on April 08, 2010

Short Version: Pity the poor HD2. It’s one of the most amazing phones I’ve seen all year but like some ultra-evolved dinosaur at the end of the Cretaceous period, it was born just as a cataclysmic asteroid (Windows Phone 7) was about to...

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