HTC Desire 310

Speedy processor ensures a smooth operation generally ; Has two SIM slots

Way too expensive – competitors have better products up for less ; Chunky, cookie-cutter design ; Extremely poor display in every regard ; The interface is a weird mix between Sense 5 and stock Android ; Unimpressive camera even in this price range ;...

In conclusion, at $220, HTC is just asking way too much for what is rightfully a device belonging in the $150 pricing tier. Quite frankly, competition from the likes of the $179 Motorola Moto G, the $165 Nokia Lumia 525 or even the more exotic new...

So does the HTC Desire 310 actually outperform the Moto G? Moto G has certainly set a standard for this price point. The HTC Desire 310 lacks the latest Android firmware and we do not have any official information about its arrival. Moto G also has an...

BlinkFeed is neat, Gorilla Glass screen layer, Decent performance

Mediocre display, Camera is fast, but otherwise quite bad, Better value available elsewhere

With a street price of roughly Rs 11,500, the HTC Desire 310 dual sim is too expensive for what’s on offer. In fact, we wouldn’t even recommend it if dropped to half its price. It’s quite simply a disaster of a product which is too bad when you...

Offers neat Sense UI; Good battery life.

Mediocre screen; Fixed focus camera; Struggles with video playback.

- Above average performance ; - Decent battery backup

HTC Desire 310 dual sim had the potential to be a major rival to Motorola's much-acclaimed budget smartphone, Moto G. Unfortunately, HTC has cut corners when it comes to the display of the phone. The poor camera and less RAM worsen things further....