Very good successor for my One V

I searched a long time for a 3.5 to 4-inch model with adequate, but not outstanding (and hence battery-friendly) power. I've had the HTC Magic, the Legend, Xperia Mini and a transitional HTC One V. I like simply not large Phones way.
At the One V has for me almost everything fit, except: power and unibody aluminum case. It was just the ticking too slow for me and the reception (as well as the Legend) through the aluminum housing is not good enough for my needs (yes, I knew it before).

The Desire X now I have 14 days to use and I'm happy with it unlikely. It has, in my opinion the perfect form factor and a very good workmanship and feel (and I compare with the lovely V!) And has good performance in moderate hunger for resources.

Special Pros for me, especially when compared with the One V:
+ Form Factor / Unit size / screen size for my needs
+ Better reception by plastic housing
+ The crucial bit of more processor power
+ Ratio processor performance - power consumption is top
+ A little more RAM than the V
+ USB port moved slightly upward, therefore more manageable when cables plugged
+ Price / performance!

Contra (insignificant):
- Power button Beveled housing top is not easy to reach, especially if the phone is on the table
- Hands-free sound not improved since Legend / One V (HTC take to you an example on Xperia Mini Plastikbomber, that sounds very good!)
- Vibra slightly weaker (which was almost exaggerated, less the One V)
- (The disputed by some noise in the audio output so far I could not find)

I refer to the review of HirschJS otherwise, I share his assessments extent (the number of home screens for me is not an issue since I use the Nova Launcher).

Conclusion: if not yet finds any Qualtitätsproblem, HTC has hit the jackpot here, namely a **** very good overall package ****: a sufficiently powerful, persistent and very well-made and still quite inexpensive phone in the segment the handy "with 4-inch model".