As far as reception quality is concerned, the Touch2 proved to be a decent performer, although we tested an engineering sample, so take it for what it’s worth. Both its earpiece and loudspeaker were sufficiently loud and provided clear, creak-less sound. The vibro alert seemed to be of average strength.
The Touch2 has already hit the shelves and retails for around 550 USD, which isn’t the price point that will guarantee it a decent place on the market, as many last year’s mid-tier offerings are about to go on sale and as the Christmas approaches, prices will drop even further. Although, the Touch2 has got several things going for it, being one of the few affordable HTC-branded communicators, as well as their first WM 6.5 based device with a revamped interface and a 3.5 mm audio jack.
On balance, the HTC Touch2 is a mid-range offering that will appeal to those who have firm intentions to get an HTC-branded device with TouchFLO, yet aren’t ready to shell out 700 USD and more for one.
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