The HTC HD7 is a leviathan amongst the circling satellites of smartphones, deserved by ones daring to push the limits. The large touch screen occupies most of the front part accompanied by a small rectangular strip for touch sensitive buttons. It’s an OLED screen compared to the AMOLED of the Samsung Omnia 7 that rolls it back a little leaving more room for comparison.
The side of the phone has dual speakers just in case you find the 3.5mm headphone jack monotonous. Located at the bottom of the phone, the jack occupies a nice place since most other brands have it on the top of their handsets. Along with the jack at the bottom is the micro USB port and the mouthpiece whereas the top get its hand only on the power/lock key. The right hand side hosts the volume rocker and dedicated camera key abandoning the left hand side blank.
Roll over to view the 5-megapixel camera with dual-LED flash that can be used as a video light whilst recording HD videos. The back reclines with the kickstand, a neat hardware piece specially when watching movies or multimedia hands-free.
The side of the phone has dual speakers just in case you find the 3.5mm headphone jack monotonous. Located at the bottom of the phone, the jack occupies a nice place since most other brands have it on the top of their handsets. Along with the jack at the bottom is the micro USB port and the mouthpiece whereas the top get its hand only on the power/lock key. The right hand side hosts the volume rocker and dedicated camera key abandoning the left hand side blank.
Roll over to view the 5-megapixel camera with dual-LED flash that can be used as a video light whilst recording HD videos. The back reclines with the kickstand, a neat hardware piece specially when watching movies or multimedia hands-free.
