HTC Explorer

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From $70

Status: Archived.

Announced: September 2011.OS: Android 2.3 Gingerbread. VDRD caring review: It is better not to buy!

Screen 3.2" TFT
Rear сamera 3.15 MP
Selfie camera
CPU 1 cores Snapdragon S1
Memory 0.512 GB RAM
Storage 0.512 GB ROM
Memory cards up to 32 GB microSD
Battery 1 230 mAh
Thickness 12.9 mm
Sim Cards 1 items

Short description HTC Explorer

This is a smartphone on Android 2.3 Gingerbread with a not very fast processor, with a small touchscreen size, with the usual main camera for photos and video, unfortunately, there is no front camera for this model.

Also known as: HTC Pico.

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Characteristics HTC Explorer

Launch
- Status Archived
- Announced September 2011
- Released October 2011
  Smartphones 2011 year of production
- Producer HTC
- Price From $70
- Price Segment Smartphones under $100
Network
- Dual SIM No
- Support 5G network No 😦 Do you need a 5G?
  Smartphones with 5G network support
Display
- Size 3.2 inches
  Smartphones with 3 to 4 inches screen
- Type Touchscreen TFT
- Secondary display No
Platform
- OS Android 2.3 Gingerbread
- Chipset Snapdragon S1
- CPU 1 core
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Memmory
- CardSlot microSD up to 32 GB
- Storage 0.512 GB
- RAM 0.512 GB
Camera
- Rear сamera 3.15 MP
  Smartphones with a rear camera for 1 module
- Selfie camera —
Body
- Form factor Monoblock with touchscreen
- Notch above display Notch free
- Thickness 12.9 mm 😦 Too fat?
  Smartphones with thin bodies, less than 6 mm
- Water and dust protection No 😦 Do you need a waterproof housing?
  Smartphones with waterproof body and touchscreen
- Stylus No 😦 Do you need a stylus?
  Smartphones with stylus
Battery
- Capacity 1 230 mAh
  Smartphones with battery capacity up to 2 999 mAh

Disclaimer. The table shows the main technical characteristics of the device. For a full list of features and capabilities of this model, see the manufacturer’s website. We can not guarantee that the information on this page is 100% correct.

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Overview HTC Explorer

Android version and market relevance

New smartphone from the company HTC got the name HTC Explorer and was announced in September 2011.

Smartphone HTC Explorer works out of the box under the operating system Android version 2.3 Gingerbread. According to our information, this model has not received any updates to the software, and if you want to choose some other smartphone on this version of the OS with support for updates, then look at these smartphones on Android 2.3 Gingerbread in our catalog.

Screen, body and battery

In the case HTC Explorer thickness 12.9 mm is placed battery for 1 230 mAh and a small TFT touchscreen with a diagonal 3.2″.

Main camera and selfie camera

Let′s briefly describe the cameras in HTC Explorer. The main camera got 3.15 MP and it is not double, but usual with one module. If you want to buy smartphone with dual camera, then goto in our catalog.

Processor and Internal Memory

Smartphone HTC Explorer received a 1-core processor Snapdragon S1, RAM 0.512 GB and built-in memory 0.512 GB. Also there is support for memory cards microSD up to 32 GB.

Price for HTC Explorer: buy or not to buy?

In October 2011 begin sales of a new smartphone HTC Explorer. The manufacturer said the price of $70 without taxes and fees. And what we get for this money, let′s summarize all the main characteristics. The smartphone has a small touch screen, a normal main camera, a regular battery and a cherry on the cake is not a very powerful processor.

As a result, in 2011 this was a good smartphone in terms of price-performance ratio, and now we advise you to see other smartphones from the same price segment “Ultra cheap smartphones up to $100” or go to DROID smartphones page, where we always keep the current (Android OS) models of smartphones on sale. And before buying, we always advise you to go to an offline electronics store to hold the smartphone in your hands and be sure that you like it. Why do we advise so? Because creating this catalog of smartphones and filling it with photos of models, we are very well aware of the differences between beautiful selling photos from real smartphones, which then the buyers hold in their hands.