There are that many tablets out at the moment it can be a little overwhelming on which to choose, personally I knew I already wanted the HTC Flyer as my boyfriend has the HTC HD7 mobile phone (Which I've also reviewed). The iPad will never be outsold, simple as that but it doesn't mean that it can't be matched when it comes to other products on the market. After my little girl was born I dipped into my savings to treat myself to a shiney new gadget. HTC are most famous for their smart phones like the HTC Sensation, HD7 and the HTC Desire - to name but a few. They recently made the jump to tablet like a lot of other electronics companies, I'm guessing after ...  Read the complete review

I bought one of these off eBay for a great discount off the RRP so I'd recommend shopping around on eBay and Amazon in order to get yours for a decent deal and at a lower price than the iPad. For the price I got it for (around £250.00), I consider this great value for money. Easy to browse the internet, all the Android applications are available, the user interface is fun and the screen is bright. I preferred the size of the screen to that of the more bulky tablets as I considered the iPad too large to carry round on a day to day basis. I think that 7 inches is the ideal size for a tablet. Disadvantages are that iPlayer only works if you readjust ...  Read the complete review

As far as the weight goes, the Flyer is definitely a bit on the heavy side when I compare it to my brother's touchpad. However it's not like you really notice how much it weighs when you use this device. The Flyer's screen is also a lot smaller so it is less awkward to hold with one hand. The heftiness of this devices makes it feel more sturdy than the iPad. It's sort of a rugged device. The word manly comes to mind. Since it's only about 7 inches, I can actually fit it in some of my pockets, something that you can't do with a touchpad or iPad, so I think on that front it is more of a portable device. The Flyer also comes with a really nice case. Like I ...  Read the complete review

I have to say I was pretty sceptical about tablet pc's when they started to come on the market, especially given how much they cost. Granted you look pretty slick zipping around with your finger on the screen, but I often find that the performance of them is pretty flimsy for the price you pay. My other half recently decided to ignore all of this and go and buy one of these HTC Flyers. We got the 16GB model, which retails for around £450 depending on which retailer you use. The screen is a mere 7inches, but then I think this makes it much more portable than an iPad. Ours also came with a digital pen or stylus that makes touching up photos and drawing very simple. We got .  Read the complete review

Just yesterday I received my 16GB HTC Flyer in the mail. I purchased it used from Ebay. I have been using it non-stop. I love the stylish interface of this tablet. The animations are bright and vivid and so is the display. This tablet was released on June 1st, 2011. It became the number one sensation as the HTC (Usually a cell phone company) released an Android tablet. But then, as competitors tried to win they're customers back, they released tablets with bigger screens and more quality cameras. Even though, the HTC Flyer isn't as popular as the big guys, it still has lots of killer features that makes it great! I personally love the built-in ...  Read the complete review