HTC Desire 600

“It's a good-looking phone, with plenty of character that a lot of its peers seem to lack. Sure, it won't win any benchmark trophies. However, it's perfectly suited for the occasional gamer and will meet most users' web browsing and music playing needs. And that's especially true when you consider the dual stereo speakers. And despite the fact that the Desire 600 is not rocking an aluminum body, the plastic used is of great quality and makes for a solid build.”

“It’s more of an upper mid-ranger, facing ferocious Android competition. The 4.3-inch dual-SIM Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini comes to mind as a better overall alternative or if you want a bigger display, the Samsung Galaxy Grand can offer that. The Acer Liquid E2 is another great option that might not look as good, but features a powerful quad-core chip and a better camera at a lower price.”

“The device is good and offers great functionality with dual SIM dual standby connectivity and exceptional audio performance with Beats audio. So if you are in search of something classy and functional get the Desire 600, rest assured you will enjoy it thoroughly.”

“The HTC Desire 600 is one of the very few smartphones in this price segment that offer dual-SIM connectivity. While the phone offers a good package incorporating good build quality and a great feature set, it's a bit overpriced in our opinion, considering the mid-range hardware specifications. A number of phones from Indian OEMs including the likes of Zen, Karbonn and Micromax offer dual-SIM phones with similar specifications, barring a few misses (most are powered by Mediatek processors and come with 4GB of internal storage).”