HTC Flyer Review

PhoneArena reviews the HTC Flyer. Strangely, some might be scratching their heads wondering as to why in the world HTC decided to launch their very first tablet, the HTC Flyer, knowing that it's going to be flaunting Gingerbread as opposed to the tablet-optimized experience of Honeycomb? But let's find out if the HTC Flyer can grow a pair of wings and fly above some of its Honeycomb inspired brethren...

[dareSh]

this is... by far... the most... INCREDIBLE HTC Flyer review on YouTube!!!

[nimo]

you did a great job on reviewing HTC flyer!!!
the best one on YB so far.

[CimInc]

Just bought my flyer! Pen was included in the price so I am satisfied :) Feels just like what I need!

[FrozoneZA]

Great review, I'm pretty much sold. Was thinking of the iPad but I will go give this a try to see if it's as good as the video suggests. Top notch video!

[DanielDaniel]

Just got mine yesterday and loving it!

[yamilandres]

thanks for the excellent job, plenty of info presented in a concise, refreshing way

[SouthFacedWindows]

Best flyer review ever. Though I dont like the flyer but very detailed review. Thanks for this.

[verizonphoner]

Just bought one today and i love it, chose this over iPad 2, because I don't have to relie on a computer. And i don't own a computer so when its time time to update the flyer all I need is wifi

[irvinmorton]

i gotta say so far im loving HTC products

[TheLastLineLive]

the Sense UI on top of Gingerbread looks like a better Tablet UI than the Honeycomb interface. Pretty sad when you think about it, given that Honeycomb is specifically geared for tablets, while Gingerbread is geared for Phones.

[krisye]

Since the scribe technology really competes the S-pen and it shows some other similarities like 3g etc. I don't know why you wouldn't compare... This one is much cheaper than the note and offers a bigger screen.

[FATALITYRUS]

best review I've seen on youtube..

BTW, can you change the background color for built-in apps like Music Player, Calendar, etc.? Kinda upset with seeing that blue instead of an elegant black :\

[vincebruce]

I love my htc flyer its my secound first great tablet i got back in 2012 used. This looks like my htc one x i had around that time.

[Hamish]

you said the video playback was slightly pixilated, was that playing a video on the internet or through the htc watch? cos its the watch application which is interesting me, but maybe not if its so pixilated.... :P

[alexsmithable]

Really HTC Flyer P510e gives a trendy look and it is very smooth and handy
 All new HTC Sense 3.0 with Android 2.3
 Built-In Memory of 32GB added with Micro SD extension
 5.0 MP Main Camera and 1.3 MP front Camera
I think this Smartphone is superb and with all these advance features its price is also reasonable (Rs. 22, 790), It is a good Smartphone and become very popular now.

[AtomicFrog]

I like these Flyers, even more with the price drop! I can't decide between this little guy and the Acer Ionia a100. The latter has a bit more under the hood, plus a newer OS, but the Flyer was great in person at BB - quick, smooth rendering, etc. I just hesitate because HTC says they will put Honeycomb on it, but have not done so yet (there is a beta, though). I just don't want to buy the Flyer and have support for it be dropped.

[AHXAL]

depends on ur taste in tablets, but I strongly advice u to get the Htc Flyer

[Sbee]

Get a Google Nexus 7. It is the best 7inch around. Yes it does not have a back camera but you don't need a tablet to take pictures you can use your phone or camera. The nexus 7 is quad core super fast and with excellent graphics and has the latest google jellybean android technology. I gave my HTC flyer away it is single core and slow, it is 2 operating systems behind. Playbook is fine but has a limited applications' market. You'll be impressed with how sleek and impressive the Nexus is!

[mkap]

Is it possible to safely update the Android version on this tablet now?

[VKTR_Tech]

@AmpedOrange I'm only talking about how much the iPhone sells because a [crazy] guy said it wasn't much.
Now in response to your reply, look at the percentage of customer satisfaction, the iPhone wins, look at the percentage of devices returned, Android wins.
How do you explain that? That's what I thought...