HTC Desire 10 Pro D10i 64GB Dual Sim SIM FREE/ UNLOCKED 4G 4GB Ram - White CODE: CMOBHTC00213 - £169.99 @ eGlobal Central

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HTC Desire 10 Pro D10i 64GB Dual Sim SIM FREE/ UNLOCKED 4G 4GB Ram - White CODE: CMOBHTC00213 £169.99 EGLOBAL UK

£169.99 eGlobal Central6 Sep 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Mobiles

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sam_of_london

6 Sep 17

£ 164.99 with EGLOBAL BACK TO SCHOOL DISCOUNT £ 5 which is applied by default

GSMARENA says it has NFC but not mentioned in specs

- MediaTek® Helio™ P10

- 64Gb, 4GB RAM, microSD

- 5.5" IPS LCD,1920 x 1080 pixels, 400 ppi

- 20 Mpixels Rear Camera

- 13 Mpixels Front Camera

- Bluetooth: 4.2

- Wifi IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n

- 3000 mAh

Specifications

Product Model:

HTC Desire 10 Pro D10i 64GB Dual Sim SIM FREE/ UNLOCKED 4G 4GB Ram - White

System

OS:

Android 6.0 Marshmallow( Upgradeable to Android 7.0 Nougat)

RAM:

4GB

Internal storage:

64GB

General

4G Network:

700MHZ
(B20) 800MHZ
850MHZ
900MHZ
1800MHZ
2100MHZ
2300MHZ
2600MHZ

SIM card size:

Nano-SIM

Dual sim:

Yes

Card slots:

microSD

Ports:

Micro USB

Display

Touch LCD:

Yes

Wireless

Wi-Fi:

802.11n

Bluetooth:

V4.2

Latest comments (55)

Infiltrator

7 Sep 17 #35

Reading the feedback on GSM, this model seems to have fallen well short of HTC's usual standard and they've now abandoned it in terms of updates, probably ok for the price but as long as you don't think you're getting a premium spec phone at a budget price.

sam_of_london to Infiltrator

7 Sep 17 #36

That was when it was sold as a flagship handset at much higher price. It is much better than the Chinese handsets available at this price sold directly from China and missing B20 and full of spyware. You can use it without worries , unlike other Chinese advertised on this site missing UK bands and full of malware. Take the current price into consideration.

badboyofrock to sam_of_london

7 Sep 17 #37

Sooner have a Xiaomi to be honest. HTC aren't what they used to be. Pint?

Infiltrator to sam_of_london

7 Sep 17 #38

I never mentioned Chinese phones? You should get some help with your problem, this obsession with band 20 is taking over your life. :laughing:

sam_of_london to Infiltrator

7 Sep 17 #43

Its not my obsession , it is general knowledge. I am merely stating the obvious. The 4G handsets sold in UK by the networks are B20 compatible. All the UK The networks have invested billions of dollars buying the B20 band and building infrastructure for it. If that fact can not go into your tiny brain because you want to buy phone shaped objects from China, or work as Chinese phone reseller, I cannot help you . But don't tell me, not to tell that to others . You can keep your lemons in your house or shop and play with them and curse your luck for a poor signal.

badboyofrock to sam_of_london

7 Sep 17 #44

Xiaomi Mi5, on 3, with no band 20. This is slower than usual. Also, notice the full bars near the 4G logo. If this is lack of band 20, I'm OK with it. Pint?

sam_of_london to badboyofrock

7 Sep 17 #47

Well people were ok when there was no 4G . Some people still have feature phones . One of my friends will never have a mobile phone . But if you are in UK and in the market for a 4G phone , it important not to buy a phone that will miss the best 4G band in UK. Soon there will 5G phones and 4G may lose relevance if it is much faster than 4G . But all the moment B20 and 4G are very relevant.

badboyofrock to sam_of_london

7 Sep 17 #48

Not according to my screenshot. Band 20 makes little difference to me.

sam_of_london to badboyofrock

7 Sep 17 #49

Keep on dreaming.

badboyofrock to sam_of_london

7 Sep 17 #51

The photograph doesn't lie, my friend.

sam_of_london to badboyofrock

7 Sep 17 #52

Who said the photo is a lie . Even if it was fake,I have no way to verify. All I know is you need carrier aggregation to get fast speeds . And for carrier aggregation to work, you need more bands . That is how EE proved their network is capable of Gigabit internet speed in Wembley Stadium using the Sony Xperia Premium which has Cat 16 LTE and B20 band . Other than that lower frequency bands like 800/B20 are better for mobile as they can penetrate hard to reach places. In America they use the 700 band for 4G for the same reason .

badboyofrock to sam_of_london

7 Sep 17 #53

I don't like to use the term 'LOL' because I'm not 12, but I am actually laughing out loud.

baztek to sam_of_london

7 Sep 17 #55

You're obsessed. Give it a break with the band 20.

Infiltrator to sam_of_london

7 Sep 17 #45

So you think you're not obsessed? so why did you bring up Chinese phones and band 20 in reply to my original comment about the HTC phone?

sam_of_london to Infiltrator

7 Sep 17 #46

You have said I am obsessed with B20 . Only the local Chinese phones miss B20 , not the ones sold in UK . So it is one and the same thing. Maybe you are not even in UK so don't even care about B20 band in your phone or in the network .

Infiltrator to sam_of_london

7 Sep 17 #50

You've got it now, in fact I don't just not care - I didn't even mention it in my original post where you then lectured me about Chinese phones and band 20 !

For what its worth neither of our phones have band 20, we're on the BT (EE) network and our phones are mostly in the AB41 and ZE1 postcodes - which I'd suggest are fairly rural (try goggling them..) We've never had problems with 4G coverage where it's available - current speedtest on 4G from inside my house is download of about 32 mbps, seen closer to 50 before but its raining heavily today with low cloud.

But lets not drift off into band 20 - this post is about the HTC, isn't it?

myjess

6 Sep 17 #5

get the lenovo p2 instead. Bigger batt.

sam_of_london to myjess

6 Sep 17 #6

No B20 in Lenovo P2 . Go and live in China to get full signal.
Also better camera in HTC 20 Mpixels Rear Camera & 13 Mpixels Front Camera

simate to sam_of_london

7 Sep 17 #39

It's not all about megapixels, the quality of the sensor is what matters most.

jj_jj to sam_of_london

7 Sep 17 #54

Actually p2a42 is a global version, available in UK. Has B20 and works on 4G just fine. Battery size is a killer feature in my experience. If you want a killer camera, buy a camera. These megapixel counts mean very little so don't expect Stella photos from either phone. But 12h of heavy usage screen on time and a charge every 2 days is pretty unbeatable in this price point. Maybe you are an htc fanboy, but there really are better phones than this for similar money. Your concern about band20 is a little obsessive...

hotdealsuk1973

6 Sep 17 #20

why not just comment on the deal rather than someones grammar i come on here for deals not english lessons

decent price for it so heated added

Bitofageek to hotdealsuk1973

6 Sep 17 #28

Why comment on someone commenting on poor grammar if you come here for the deals? Also you used no punctuation what so ever there. Is that irony or did you and portbhoy3000 bunk off the same school together?

Undecided on the deal but seems like a lot of tech for the price.

kebabthief to hotdealsuk1973

7 Sep 17 #42

"English lessons" is a proper noun and therefore should always have a capital E.

b_sinatra

7 Sep 17 #41

I am buying my first smart phone and camera is my priority.
Please advise which one to go for for a good (high range) camera?
without having to pay large amts

JonBetts2004

7 Sep 17 #40

Can get a Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 for cheaper. Better quality, better processor and still has BAND 20. Chinese sites are just as reputable as Eglobal! Cold from me.

Suthsy

7 Sep 17 #34

I never buyed anyfing from dem

BadBrainz

6 Sep 17 #29

Sounds like the updates to android have stopped on this model? Can anybody that owns it comment?

amour3k to BadBrainz

7 Sep 17 #33

As per my earlier above:

Though I hope I'm wrong ...

Neilscoutb

7 Sep 17 #32

Bought from eglobal arrived within the week haven't quite worked out if it'd the phone being a dual sim or Vodafone settings to enable 4g, but overall the wife seems happy over our Sony Z2's especially the front facing camera and having 64gb, seems plenty fast enough and finger print sensor is faultless soo far

sparklehedgehog

7 Sep 17 #31

If you buy you bought. If you bring you brought.

portbhoy3000

6 Sep 17 #14

And yes I do pay for my phones, I don't leave reviews for anything.

narstar to portbhoy3000

6 Sep 17 #16

I'm going to help you out a bit, friend - 'Zen1984' actually made a really funny joke that seems to have gone over your head. Sparklehedgehog initially tried to assist by informing you that the correct terminology is 'bought' not 'brought'. However, you still have missed the joke and with every response you are making yourself look less and less intelligent. So basically, you said you 'brought' many phones from them, with that incorrect terminology you are implying that you in fact completed the action of 'bringing' multiple phones from this seller to another (undisclosed) location - without no mention of buying (bought being the past tense of buying not brought) these phones. Therefore, Zen1984 asked if you had to pay for these phones as you only said you brought them.
Hope this helps...

whoop_dee_doo to narstar

6 Sep 17 #19

I was just testing out the HUKD app on my iPhone and couldn't help but notice the savagery that passes for English these days.

Please note: "without no mention of buying", correction, "without any mention of buying".

Please, do carry on.

P.S. this deal is lukewarm.

narstar to whoop_dee_doo

6 Sep 17 #21

Oh, you told me.

iby_m1 to narstar

6 Sep 17 #30

Hi,

It's either;

"with no mention of buying",

or

"Without any mention of buying",

By saying "without no mention of buying" , one would by implying "with mention of buying" because of the double negative, unless of course, that is what you were implying.

Hope I clarified that.

Regards

finnmaccool

6 Sep 17 #1

Don't buy from this shower.

sam_of_london to finnmaccool

6 Sep 17 #2

Are you having a shower :grin:

finnmaccool to sam_of_london

6 Sep 17 #27

If that gets you going, yes I'm having a shower. I've even got my loofa out.

amour3k

6 Sep 17 #26

The reviews here:

gsmarena.com/htc…php

For non possible software updates is somewhat a bit worrying?.

And many on here in the past on HUKD have mentioned that the MediaTek processor (unlike that of the SnapDragon processor's) in these sorts of phone's are not as very 'Custom ROM' friendly, or something ...

I'm assuming there's an easy solution to this minor hurdle right?, thanx in advance for any feedback.

But saying that, it still looks like one hell of a phone for the money. :-)

Neophyte

6 Sep 17 #25

Yeah I boat one of these a few month ago, Great phone for the price!

Ts1899

6 Sep 17 #24

Great price got it

portbhoy3000

6 Sep 17 #3

Brought many phones from them with no issues.

Zen1984 to portbhoy3000

6 Sep 17 #4

Did you have to pay for them?

portbhoy3000 to Zen1984

6 Sep 17 #8

Every single one, why wouldn't I pay for them?

sparklehedgehog to portbhoy3000

6 Sep 17 #10

This reply says everything we need to know about you and your intelligence level

sparklehedgehog to portbhoy3000

6 Sep 17 #7

BOUGHT FFS!

portbhoy3000 to sparklehedgehog

6 Sep 17 #9

Get a life ya Muppet!

sparklehedgehog to portbhoy3000

6 Sep 17 #11

Get an education

sotomonkey to portbhoy3000

6 Sep 17 #18

Shouldn't that be 'you muppet'?

W_jelly1 to sotomonkey

6 Sep 17 #23

surely "youR Muppet"????

guitarman1

6 Sep 17 #22

Good spec for the price. Not sure about the battery size though. I wouldn't trust this site based on reviews.

OrribleHarry

6 Sep 17 #17

HTC needs the support they are one of the few alternative choices beyond the huge Apple/Samsung profit munching machines.

Buy HTC and support competition.

Daverobeo

6 Sep 17 #15

This looks like a lot of phone for the money. I'm tempted.

portbhoy3000

6 Sep 17 #13

I'm sorry but if all you have to do with your life is correct people on the internet your life needs examination.

Gopher42

6 Sep 17 #12

Wow guys !!

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