HTC Droid Incredible Specs

Released in 2010, this phone was the best for its age. It is not as good as the iPhone 4 but is stiff competition. In 2017, this phone is small. It is even smaller than the iPhone SE. It has a good camera. It is better than a lot of cameras even today, but not better than the current flagships. It has bugs, all small other than the market bug. It allows Micro SD cards and has acceptable Storage and Ram. It has not been slow as long as I have had it, but due to the market but I have not been able to install anything as well. Youtube and Facebook are extremely dated but work alright. The battery last 2-3 hours. The camera is the best part of this phone. It has an 8mp back facing the camera. It works better than many budgets and mid-range cameras. However, it has no front-facing camera. It runs a clean Android Kernal. I have gotten poked at for its size and looks, but it is fine. It also has a removable back and battery. The screen is a downfall, however. It has gotten a few micro scratches from simply setting it on a plastic table.

This phone is very high quality with minor design flaws here and there but honestly the best phone I've had. Very fast with a Snapdragon processor and 512 mb of RAM, extremely nice besides its weak screen (cracked too easily) and sub-par camera on the camcorder end.

Using this going for more than 2 years, it is still able to run most applications with very little lag, the only downside is it is still running android 2.3 gingerbread, so most new applications require 4.0+,