HTC X7500 Review

HTC X7500 Review

The device can be called unique, because other manufacturers it has no analogues. The device's screen is incredibly large for the device, because of what the HTC X7500 resembles a portable Latitude D610 battery. The body is made of metal, painted black. Check how well the fitted parts very difficult, as almost monolithic body: front, rear, left and right panel a single item, only the top and bottom plates bolted to look like a glove. With this design, slim hard to bend, and while squeezing the device does not emit any creaks or cod. Although it is worth noting that at high pressure directly on the screen, it bends.

The communicator is equipped with a QWERTY keyboard, but there are no slots, but only the contact group, so the keyboard is set in one position. Connection is by means of the three magnets mounted in the keyboard, and three in the unit. When installing do not need to "aim" as a device with a keyboard connected to the desired position by means of magnets. At the Dell C1295 battery is only one drawback the lack of backlight, which makes typing in the dark on the testing got a sample intended for the CIS countries, so the keyboard contains Cyrillic characters. The key size is large enough, and not the owners of large fingers can be productive in the 10-X7500 tipaltsevy set.

The front panel of an unusually small buttons: call Internet browser Opera Mobile or Microsoft IE Mobile, camera for video calls, three indicators of activity. Hole built-in microphone, press "Start", "ok", and 4-way joy stick, which is also a key input. Usual phone speaker on the front and there is no search for him is not worth it, because talking on the phone only possible when using a headset or speakerphone.The rear panel houses the Dell fk890 battery and the flash window, or rather, super-bright LED, and hard-reset hole.

The battery cover is not quite familiar, it is nizhem end. Battery compartment itself is very original design. Without additional manipulation to remove only the memory card miniSD, and to get a SIM-card, you must first lock up the Dell Latitude D400 battery, remove the battery, then lift the SIM-card holder, and then get it, which is not very easy. After all, grasp it is virtually impossible. All actions must be done very carefully, because fixing the design rather unreliable. Fortunately, there is no need for frequent carrying out such manipulations.

The left side is a volume control, speaker system plug to connect an external Acer AS07B32 battery laptop, single miniUSB connector for connecting the charger or sync cable, 4 pin mini-jack 3 5 mm to connect the wired stereo headsets.On the right side are: socket set pen key "photo", the speaker system in the right channel, start the voice recorder button and on / off the device. The top end is devoid of any functional elements.

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