Originally Posted by Kid_android

Well I agree with with Watchinufrap (lol at name) but to an extent
At first i was amazed at the Wildfire with it variety of features e.g. camera, browsing speed, appearance, size
Then after a few months of use after my apps accumulated, i noticed its performance significantly decrease, there wasnt much games i could play that didnt lag, i tried to live with it free up phone memory
Weeks later i decided that something needed to be done to increase its performance, so i did some research. I managed to improve my Wildfire's speed with 50MB+ phone memory, but i still felt it should be faster, and me who loves games i couldnt stand games lagging.
I decided to root my Wildfire and now im content with it, from 528MHz to 786MHz, greatly improved its performance.
To sum that all up, only buy a Wildfire if you have cash lying around and want to learn about the capabilities of the Android OS. If you dont then dont waste your money on this phone.