According to news on June 28, HTC officially released its first Metaverse mobile phone Desire 22 Pro. The machine has built-in Metaverse App Viverse App, Vive Avatar that can create virtual avatars, and Vive Wallet that can manage virtual assets. It is paired with HTC Vive Glasse

According to news on June 28, HTC officially released its first Metaverse mobile phone, Desire 22 Pro, . The machine has built-in Metaverse App Viverse App, Vive Avatar that can create virtual avatars, and Vive Wallet that can manage virtual assets, etc., with HTC Vive glasses can also provide a richer metaverse experience.

(Source: HTC official)

HTC Desire 22 Pro is available in two colors: glossy gold and starry night black, priced at NT$11,990 (approximately RMB 2,700 yuan). html will be on sale in Taiwan, China from July 1st, and limited edition gifts such as mobile phone cases, chargers, NFT blind boxes will be given away. HTC also offers a mobile phone plus VR glasses package, priced at NT$23,490 (approximately RMB 5,300).

In terms of core configuration, Desire 22 Pro is equipped with a 6.6-inch hole-punch full screen that supports a 120Hz refresh rate. It is equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 5G processor, 8GB of memory and 128GB of flash memory. has a rear 6400W+1300W+500W triple camera, a front 3200W single camera, a battery capacity of 4520mAh, supports wireless charging, and is IP67 waterproof.

(Source: HTC official)

The new phone has almost no highlights in terms of configuration. The front retains HTC’s classic big chin, which can be regarded as not forgetting its original intention . Although this is a Metaverse mobile phone, the hardware is no different from a traditional mobile phone. It just has a variety of Metaverse-related apps built into the system. is limited by hardware performance, which may also reduce the user experience in metaverse . All I can say is that this HTC machine is so insincere.

(Source: HTC official)

HTC, as the leader in Android phones back then, is now completely ruined, and each new phone it launches is more "indecent" than the last. In 2018, HTC launched its first mining phone, Exodus, priced at 0.15 Bitcoin, equivalent to US$1,200 at the time, which was more expensive than the iPhone. Although this machine cannot mine, it at least has decent configuration, Snapdragon 845+2K screen. The next year, HTC launched Exodus 1s, with a reduced configuration to Snapdragon 435 and a 5.7-inch 720P screen. This machine can mine Monero and earn 3 cents a day, which is a bit confusing.

Mining phones are out of the question. Seeing the popularity of the Metaverse concept this year, HTC has begun to revitalize the Metaverse phone, which can coincide with the VR products that have been laid out for many years. We don’t know whether the Metaverse can be successful, but Xiaolei feels that the HTC Metaverse phone is probably still a bit cold. Is there any friend who wants to recharge it for the sake of sentiment?