HTC Desire 610

The HTC Desire 610 offers a modern Android experience for little cash, but you get what you pay for in the form of disappointing display...

7.5 With its Boom Sound speakers, compact form factor, and generally pleasing aesthetic, the Desire 610 is an acceptable budget offering from...

HTC's Desire 610 is dead last on our list of value for money smartphones. Consider the Nokia Lumia 635, Motorola Moto G (4G). Huawei Ascend G6 and Kogan Agora 4G before spending the asking price of this...

We like the phone, but when you come to compare it with close rivals, it becomes more difficult to give it a hearty recommendation. If you're on a budget it's definitely worth investigating the Motorola Moto G, which only really falls down against the HTC Desire 610 when it comes to design and camera. For anyone with a bit of extra cash to spare, the Nexus 5 offers a better display, a faster processor and more and will only set you back an extra £60.

The HTC Desire 610 is HTC's newest mid-range smartphone, a cheaper sibling to the flagship HTC One M8 and the successor to the HTC Desire 601. With a 4.7in display, nice design, front-facing speakers and a good camera it's got a lot going for it, but it...

HTC has launched its new 4.7-inch Desire 610, a mid-range Android smartphone into a segment of the market that is getting plenty of attention. Only sale at Telstra this $312 outright purchase smartphone looks good as one would expect from HTC, is light...

A fast and fluid interface with good performance make the Desire 610 an easy phone to use, but with its weak screen and camera and oversized bezels it doesn't offer enough to be a great mid-range smartphone.

Competition is fierce in this part of the smartphone market and there are better options at even lower prices than the HTC Desire 610. While it does deliver in its range of features, the Moto G betters it in almost every way with a superior screen,...