HTC Desire 820 Review: A Trendy Successor

Some of the other camera features include, panorama, HDR modes. When it comes to software, the 820 comes with Android 4.4.4 KitKat with Sense 6, the latest version of HTC's custom UI, running on top. Disappointment is when you try to wake up the phone in M8 style. That’s right! Desire 820, does not support for gestures like 'double tap to unlock' and 'swipe to unlock' to a home screen or Blinkfeed.

The phone comes with 2600mAh battery, that will last one day with moderate use and in extreme power-saving mode, activating it  will make the phone's battery last much longer. The mode restricts background data and offers access to Phone, Messages, Mail, Calendar, and Calculator apps. In addition it performs all the multi tasks smooth also the games without any frame lag.

Overall, HTC Desire 820 is a mid range Phablet. You can expect the luxury of HTC but not all the features which are in link with HTC M8.

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