The HTC Desire 300 was released in 2013 in the month of September. The device was released as a mid-segment budget phone, with the phone having an impressive design including curved corners, and a spacious display.

Software & Hardware

The device was released with the Android Jellybean v4.1.2, and is backed with Qualcomm MSM8225 Snapdragon S4 Play Dual-core Cortex-A5, clocked at 1 GHz, while the graphics are being powered by the Adreno 203 chipset. The HTC Desire 300 features 512 MB of RAM for running apps and multi-tasking between them, with an internal storage of 4 GB, however, only 2.5 out of this is usable by the user for installing applications. The memory is further expandable via the use of an external SD card, and the memory can be expanded up to 32 Gigabytes.

Design & Display

The screen size of the unlocked cellphone is 4.3 Inches, and it is a capacitive display panel with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels, with a pixel per inch density of 217. The dimensions of the unlocked cellphone are 131.8 x 66.2 x 10.1 mm, and its weight is around 120 grams.

Camera

The HTC Desire 300 features a 5 MP rear camera, capable of clicking photographs of resolution 2592 õ 1944 pixels. The camera of the device is decent, and it capture fine amount of details. It can also record videos of decent quality. There is a secondary front-facing VGA camera available in the device, and can record videos of 480p.