I have a wildfire from work, wanted the desire but they wouldn’t pay for it so the wildfire was the best Android I could squeeze out of them.
Overall I’d say its a good smart phone, I use all it’s functions and it’s good, loads of free apps about, I have about 50! Have a great GPS app, around me app, etc. The touch screen works well, nice slim size etc. We browsing is ok, but with the small screen you need to zoom in/out a lot, although Dolphin is a good browsing app for that.
Negatives are the battery life, but then again the desire is the same, I can just about get a weekend out of it with high burn functions inactive. The camera is ****, so don’t get on if you want to take photos, it only works if everything is perfectly still, or else it blurs. It can be a bit slow sometimes through apps etc, I put this down to a slower processor.
Overall a good Android smart phone for those not wanting to pay desire, iphone type prices. If it were my own money I would have probably bought a desire, although it is bigger in size, the wildfire fits nicely in your pocket without being a tablet. Not sure a desire is worth more than twice the monthly cost of a wildfire, depends how much you really need it 😉
Basic Android smart phone functions on a budget = wildfire
High end Android smart bling phone = desire