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HTC HD2: Now Available from T-Mobile UK

HTC HD2: Now Available from T-Mobile UK

By: Jamie Pert | November 26, 2009 | 3 Comments

The impressive HTC HD2 handset has now reached another UK carrier, originally we saw the handset launch on O2 UK, however the handset is now available from T-Mobile UK aswell.

As with most UK deals the handset will be available completely free when you agree a two-year agreement, this agreement will set you back at least £35 a month.

As you probably already know the handset features a powerful Snapdragon processor and a massive 4.3 inch display, currently it comes with Windows Mobile 6.5 pre-installed and there is talk of a future Windows Mobile 7 update for the handset too.

If you would like to purchase the handset on this carrier check out T-Mobile’s website, for more details check out SlashGear.

What UK carrier will you choose? Vodafone, O2 or T-Mobile

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  • Joshua Ainsworth

    I got a HTC HD2, and the photos I take with this handset have a pink spot in the middle. Now I read that they are all like this, so I am not the only one. HTC, what are you going to do about it? Give everyone a refund?

    I advise everyone else to do some searching about this camera pink defect before buying a HTC HD2.

  • clustered

    Beware of HTC’s large screen phones.
    Any force applied to them, even taking off a screen protector, is enough to produce “newton rings” and the screen stops responding to touch.
    Not much use for a touch screen phone.
    HTC refuse to cover this by warranty and refuse to negotiate. expect to shell out up to $500 to repair it. With no guarantee that the next screen won’t do the same thing.
    Design or Materials fault but they won’t cover it by warranty.

  • Darktrickst3r

    Got this phone and got newton rings the same day!!!
    Went back to the shop and cant get a refund because apparently HTC doesn't warranty their defective devices