HTC One V Hands-on Review

2. Chronos posted on 26 Feb 2012, 18:59 1 12

Why would you want such a low-end smartphone so badly?

3. Birds posted on 26 Feb 2012, 19:01 15 1

Because It meets my needs.... and it is most likely in my price range so.... Leave me the hell alone!!!!!!!!

10. bayusuputra posted on 27 Feb 2012, 00:54 7 1

kudos to the kid who choose a phone based on his needs and budget.. unlike some who choose because of fashion..

go on and give me thumbs down all you want, all i ask is just for you too look at the mirror.. i'm sure majority of us are buying phones because it is the next big thing or because it's a magical thing and so on..

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13. Chronos posted on 27 Feb 2012, 10:20 0 1

I buy the current high-end phones because I love technology and experimenting with newer and improved hardware. If I, like many, cared about the next big thing then we would be obsessing over every new installment in the iPhone lineup.

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5. Birds posted on 26 Feb 2012, 19:10 0 5

Why are you bashing the phone. Well I take that back because HTC always screws up and prices devices so high. But I have high hopes for this phone.

7. jan25 posted on 26 Feb 2012, 19:23 1 2

i am looking for a mid-ranger too and i was considering this but now i'ld rather go for GS Advance or any of Sony's phones than waste my money on outdated specs. be wise.

8. Birds posted on 26 Feb 2012, 21:27 3 0

Really? The Galaxy S advance is midranged but it is still expinsive, I don't want a phone with this extreme performance. I'm 15. I don't need a phone with extreme performance. As i said, THIS PHONE WILL FIT MY NEEDS!!!!

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12. jan25 posted on 27 Feb 2012, 08:41 0 1

the V's price is currently at $420. by the time the V gets released, the GS Advance's price will drop to the V's price group. with a single core and 512gh of RAM, this phone will stop receiving updates by next year and many apps will not be able work. word of advice, if you want to update your device, don't settle for less than a dual core. even the Xperia U has a dual-core, proves how a rip off this phone is.

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14. Birds posted on 27 Feb 2012, 16:14 0 0

Really? The V is that expensive?

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15. jan25 posted on 27 Feb 2012, 17:54 0 1

yes, official pricing is out. there's a reason they categorized it as mid-range you know.

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17. Birds posted on 27 Feb 2012, 21:12 0 1

Well HTC kinda failed then. They need to make this device 40% cheaper.

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19. saket.shrivastava posted on 04 Apr 2012, 02:35 1 0

boss the v is 330$..................
don't go for xperia u it is not expandable and ships with only 4gigs of internal storage.....

if u got enough bucks for the cloud storage, dat's different thing

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20. cainwarlock posted on 13 Apr 2012, 01:22 0 0

what will you choose between htc one v and galaxy w??

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16. Roomaku posted on 27 Feb 2012, 18:35 0 0

It's coming to Virgin Mobile, US Cellular and Metro PCS, nothing about price yet