You may have been mistaken for thinking that there wasn’t really a gap between the HTC One V and the HTC Desire C, but you’d be wrong, as the HTC Desire X forces its way between the two handsets. Change your expectations with the HTC Desire ® . Dual front-facing stereo speakers and built-in amplifiers deliver sharper, richer sound. The premium mid-ranger One X9 is joined by the fashion-minded trio of Desire phones. There are audio goodies galore .HTC has unboxed a mid-range dual-core’droid, slathered with Android Ice Cream Sandwich. The overall look of the Desire X is attractive. It has some stylish aluminium.HTC’s One X9 has a lot of expectations to fill, given that it is set to enter a highly competitive price bracket, which is between Rs 20, 000 and Rs 30, 000. Competitive not only in terms of what other phones in this segment have to offer, but also in terms of the sheer number of options available for the potential buyer.HTC’s One A9 drew some flak given its resemblance to Apple’s iPhone(or it was the other way around according to HTC), the One X9 on the other hand has less of a resemblance to the iPhone, and is one of the best looking phones in its price range. The 8 mm-thick full-metal unibody design, with an impressive screen-to-body ratio of over 70%, looks neat and classy. The volume rockers have good feedback. As the lock/power button has texture, it is easy to recognise by simply sliding your finger over it.