MetroPCS Wildfire S

The first Wildfire was the best budget Android handset we'd seen. We test its successor, the Wildfire S HTC’s original Wildfire offered a full-fat Android experience in a budget handset, and was a PC Pro favourite for a while. But as more...

If you're looking for an entry-level phone, but want all the features and benefits of Android, this is the phone for you. It fits in-hand wonderfully, is very well built, has all the minimum requirements that you need in a smartphone, and is priced...

If you just want to browse the web, do email, send texts and take some surprisingly decent photos and video, the Wildfire S does it in a stylish package. The display is sharp and colorful, though at 3.2", men with large hands will probably find the...

HTC's Wildfire S offers decent value for money, but doesn't come without compromises. However, those looking for a relatively compact and affordable smartphone are likely to be pleased with its combination of excellent build quality and...

By Gadjo Cardenas SevillaWe've seen our share of micro-smartphones this year. We recently reviewed the Motorola DEFY, the HP-Palm Pre 2 and Sony's Xperia X10 Mini. HTC's Widlfire S joins the ranks of undersized yet over achieving smartphones...

While the Wildfire S is a nice addition to the range of affordable smartphones already available, it suffers from the amount of competition that its big brother never experienced, and with no stand-out features it may disappear into the crowd. HTC...

A welcome addition to the affordable smartphone tier, but there’s nothing here to separate it from an increasingly busy crowd....

Improves on the original in every way, even if it’s squeezed by increasingly affordable competitors...