HTC Wildfire S Tariffs & Deals

"The casing of the device is plastic, but it doesn't feel cheap and nasty; instead, it gives you a nice, grippy feel — so don't think that you're going to drop this one easily. " 7.6/10

"Battery life on the HTC Wildfire S is about standard for an Android phone: it will last more a full day on most occasions, though you will obviously get more use by fine-tuning the synchronisation settings. We recommend adjusting push settings for e-mail, as well as tweaking Facebook and Twitter updates through the Sense software for the best battery life." 3.8/5 Stars

"The low resolution (by today's standards) screen means text is never particularly sharp unless you zoom in, but it's readable and does the job as a mobile web machine." 3.5/5 Stars

"It's cute, well built and packs in all the essential features, and most importantly has a higher resolution screen than its predecessor. However, it is a bit slow and still hasn't fixed the fundamental issues of being a smaller touchscreen phone, namely the screen being too small." 7/10

"The Wildfire S sports an extremely compact design, measuring just 101.3 x 59.4 x 12.3mm and weighs in at just 105 grams. While it might not be the thinnest device on the market, this handset is noticeably smaller than your average smartphone when held in the hand or put in the pocket."

"An ultraportable, attractive, and feature-rich phone on any network, the HTC Wildfire S definitely has an appeal--so long as you have a well-honed appreciation for small screens." 3/5 Stars