HTC Snap Mobile Phone Review

Looking at the HTC Snap, Blackberry fans will find something rather familiar about its full QWERTY keyboard and rounded edges. However, while this phone may not be as email savvy as the Blackberry, it nevertheless has a wide variety of features to offer. However, there are flaws that may be too disappointing for some users to ignore—here are a few things to consider regarding the HTC Snap.

As many Blackberry fans can attest, its overall design closely resembles its rival, from its QWERTY keyboard to its square shape and rounded corners. Its 2.4 inch screen is a bit on the small side, but bright and vibrant for all that. Its trackball is something you'll either love or hate—while it's responsive and finger friendly, we find that trackballs tend to attract lint and dirt more than tidier track pads do. Its buttons are nicely defined and finger friendly.

Along with the usual navigational keys, you also get a dedicated inner circle key that will keep your contacts and messages nicely organized. At 120g, it's hardly a tiny phone, so if you're looking for something that will fit in tiny pockets, you'll want to look elsewhere. Alas, the HTC Snap's sound related features aren't the best. While the sound quality is mostly okay, with no distortion or crackling, we lament the lack of a 3.5 mm headphone jack.

You can still use your favourite headphones with the use of an adapter, but this extra step is an extreme disappointment for any die hard music fan. There is no FM radio either. However, on the plus side, its music player plays a diverse amount of formats and its speakerphone is nice and loud.

The HTC Snap is a good phone to have considering its features and usability. Consider to get cheap mobile phone deals along with the HTC Snap as these deals give good discounts and affordable monthly pay.