HTC Titan II

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7/10

480 x 800 display
Windows Phone
World Phone
Touchscreen
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
Speakerphone
GPS
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The HTC Titan II is powered by Microsoft’s Windows Phone software and was released primarily in the US. Its default operating system is Windows Phone version 7.5 (Mango), which runs well on a 1.5GHz Qualdcomm Snapdragon CPU even though it is somewhat limited by 512MB of RAM.

The Titan II features a 4.7-inch capacitive touchscreen display, 16GB of onboard storage, 4G LTE plus Bluetooth and Wi-Fi wireless capabilities, microUSB connectivity and a 16-megapixel main camera. 16MB you say? Yes, that bit about its main camera is not a typo. It really does come with a 16 megapixel camera sensor while still managing to weigh less than 150 grams. Unfortunately, the camera doesn’t really deliver in terms of picture quality.

Although the build quality is typical of an HTC handset—which is a good thing—the profile makes it come off as just a bit too bulky. This is one of the major complaints most reviewers have had about the phone. Somehow, it is just too thick to be used comfortably.

Compared to the first-generation Titan from HTC, this model is definitely improved. It can hold its own when pitted against most other models on the market today but seems to come with a few too many flaws to make it a perfect recommendation.

Need to Know: HTC Titan II

1. Built-in 16-megapixel main camera. (The Good)

2. Default operating system is Windows Phone 7 Mango. (The Good)

3. Cannot be upgraded to Windows Phone 8 Apollo. (The Bad)

4. Way too bulky for its own good. (The Bad)

Prices (Where To Buy)

HTC Titan II AT&T 4G LTE Windows 7.5 SuperLCD WiFi Hotspot 16 MP 16GB Phone MINT from eBay

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$229.88

MINT HTC Titan II AT&T 4G LTE Windows 7.5 SuperLCD WiFi Hotspot 16 MP 16GB Phone from eBay

•Condition: New
•Availability: In Stock
•Contract: No
•Located In: USA

$229.88

MINT HTC Titan II AT&T 4G LTE Windows 7.5 WiFi Hotspot 16 MP 16GB Phone UNLOCKED from eBay

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$249.88

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Latest Reviews

Camera is excellent and Windows Phone is smooth as butter but pretty thick and pixel density is awful

Jordan Crook from TechCrunch (about 1 year ago)

I love the idea of a partnership between HTC and Microsoft. In fact, the first-gen Titan is a cool handset, as is the little Trophy. But it seems that with the Titan II, neither HTC nor Microsoft were thinking of the entire experience. The hardware is nice, and I’m still a lover of Windows Phone. But... More

It has a disappointing display and it’s too big and bulky

Grant Hatchimonji from Brighthand (about 1 year ago)

8/10

With all the attention and recent marketing that the Nokia Lumia 900 has been receiving lately, it’s easy for people to overlook the HTC Titan II, or perhaps not even hear about it at all. But while I personally did not find it to be quite on the same remarkably high level as the Lumia 900, I still... More

HTC does an excellent job of making even their plastic phones feel high-end

Jordan Crook from TechCrunch (about 1 year ago)

If it’s HTC that tickles your fancy, it all comes down to the OS. Do you prefer Sense 4 on top of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, or would you prefer to play with Microsoft. The One X specs slap down the Titan II like Daniel LaRusso at the beginning of The Karate Kid, but as I mentioned earlier,... More

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