It’s safe to say HTC’s glory days are behind the Taiwan-based smartphone manufacturer that gave Android a “dreamy” start way back in 2008, but believe it or not, the company is still alive and kicking… somehow, preparing a new device that doesn’t sound or look half bad for a change.

As you can notice, the fourth circle on the back of the Desire 20 Pro is noticeably smaller than the other three, which probably means we’re looking at a depth sensor here in addition to a primary, ultra-wide, and a telephoto or macro lens. Naturally, we’ll have to wait for confirmation on the camera specifications front, but just in case the Desire name didn’t make it clear enough, a recent benchmark etched the phone’s decidedly mid-range status in stone.

That sounds like an impossible task for a phone carrying such a forgettable and boring name, but hey, at least the HTC Desire 20 Pro still has a headphone jack going for it. And a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner, which remains a wiser choice than an in-display sensor, especially in the mid-range segment.