BlackBerry KEY2 LE Unlocked Android Smartphone (AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon), 64GB, 13MP Rear Dual Camera, Android 8.1 Oreo (U.S. Warranty) – Champagne
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Jul 10 – Jul 17
Color: Champagne
Features
- 2K HD 4.5-inch touch screen display and Corning Gorilla Glass protection, lightweight polycarbonate design, soft-textured non-slip back, impact-resistant frame
- 4GB RAM/64GB ROM, Dual SIM, Micro SD (up to 256GB), 3000mAh battery with Quick Charge 3.0; powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 636 processor with fast LTE for super-fast file sharing
- 100% Android with latest Android 8.1 Oreo with access to over a million apps and services from Google play, GSM Unlocked (AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon)
- 13MP + 5MP dual real camera with dual tone LED flash, 4K video recording; 8MP fixed focus front camera with selfie flash, 1080p video recording
- Redesigned smart keyboard with Speed Key, touch navigation, flick typing for faster predictive text, customizable shortcuts and embedded fingerprint sensor.1620 x 1080 IPS LCD
Description
The Android-powered BlackBerry KEY2 LE delivers a genuine BlackBerry smartphone experience purpose-built for everyday use.
Brand: BlackBerry
Operating System: Android 8.1
Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Screen Size: 4.5 Inches
Model Name: KEY2 LE
Wireless Carrier: Unlocked
Cellular Technology: 4G
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Color: Champagne
Wireless network technology: GSM, CDMA
Product Dimensions: 5.91 x 0.32 x 2.82 inches
Item Weight: 5.4 ounces
Item model number: BBE100-5
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
OS: Android 8.1
Wireless communication technologies: Cellular
Connectivity technologies: Wi-Fi
GPS: True
Special features: Fast Charging Support
Display technology: LCD, LED
Display resolution: 1620 x 1080 pixels
Other display features: Wireless
Human Interface Input: Keyboard
Other camera features: Front
Audio Jack: 3.5 mm
Form Factor: Smartphone
Color: Champagne
Whats in the box: Type C USB 2.0 Cable, 9V 2A Charger, WH35 Headset, Front Cling, Bat-cov Cling, User Manual/QSG, SIM Tray Tool
Manufacturer: TCT Mobile, Inc. USA (Wireless)
Date First Available: November 2, 2018
Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Standing screen display size: 4.5 Inches
Weight: 0.34 Pounds
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Color: Slate
I brought the phone into a Verizon store because of some of the recommendations from some of the reviews here. I asked them about possible issues with text messages, and they had no idea what I was talking about. They recommended I call tech support if I have any issues. Well, I've had the phone for about four hours now, I've used about 10% of the battery setting crap up, and so far, I've yet to have issues. I know I can receive text messages because of the multi-factor authentication texts I received, but apparently all of my friends are sleeping. I've yet to have anyone respond to one (EDIT: The next morning, people started to respond to my test texts, so the texting did work right out of the box). My biggest peeve with modern mobile device technology is that I just don't like touch screens. They are cool as a peripheral tool, but having to use a touch screen as a primary input device is something that drives me batty especially when I have to type. I watched this phone for a few months waiting to see what the public reaction would be before I pulled the trigger on it. One thing I can say after four hours of use: It has been a long time since I've been able to say I've had a pleasant experience trying to accomplish anything productive on a phone. I can honestly say that using this device tonight was actually pleasant. The best part about it was simple. I put off getting a new phone for far too long because having to enter my email address and password a dozen times to set up all of the apps was not something I was looking forward to doing on a touchscreen. I blew through all of that with ease. Some quick notes about the phone itself: -The touch screen is slightly different. I would call it a little sluggish compared to Android and Apple products. I actually kind of like it, but it takes some getting used to. -The Blackberry Hub is a cool idea, but I've had integration issues. So far, I've been successful in migrating everything over, but I don't have the same functionality. That means I have to go find the original app anyway. The one really annoying thing is that the Hub is accessed by swiping from the right edge of the screen. This can be very annoying if you accidentally hit it while trying to swipe across your desktop (note: The new Android Q operating system is going to incorporate "back" and "home" buttons that swipe from the bottom of the screen. I find this to be a horrible idea because this phone also came with Google Messenger that was activated by swiping from the bottom, and I was constantly accidentally activating that as well. I did find out how to disable both apps, but it's a bit of extra work for those who are sensitive to this kind of thing). -The phone comes stock with a bunch of shortcuts. I remember this from my first Blackberry device way back in 2008. They were extremely handy for someone who is using a Smart Phone for the first time, but they are mostly useless to someone who already has everything set up. I deleted most of them. -Blackberry has a cool button that you can use to set up your own shortcuts. I don't know if this feature exists on Apple or other Android devices. If it does, I never found it. I had completely forgotten about it. Being able to set up 30 different shortcuts makes doing what you want to do extremely efficient. -One huge negative....the slot that holds the sim chip and the SD card is atrocious. It's an itty bitty slot. You have to have extremely good balancing skills to get the SIM chip and the SD card to stay on the stupid tray as you try to put it into the phone. You also need a tiny paperclip to get the slot open. Not a fan of this minor design "feature". -I'm also not a fan of the 3.5 mm jack being on the top of the phone. I'd prefer it to be on the bottom next to the charger port so that the wires can remain tidy while the phone is docked in my car. Overall, I'm very happy with the phone. I'd like to set a trend, here. Touchscreen phones are virtually unusable for me. My experience on this in the short time I've had it has been amazing. I feel like a 32 year old kid picking up my very first Blackberry back in 2007. Because of my struggles with modern smart phones, I actually began to feel like the information world, of which I had always been an early adopter, had started to leave me behind. This device is a breath of fresh air. It gives me exactly what I need to be successful and productive in this environment. Thank you, Blackberry, for sticking to your guns on this.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2019 by Bryan
Color: Slate
First off, you have to really want a keyboard to make this purchase. Otherwise, look somewhere else. With that said, here is my short bullet list review Me: - Millennial - Full Time student - Work 15+ hours a week. - Have personal clients - Don't play too many games Pros: - Very easy to manage schedule - May take a minute to learn interface. Pretty simple after that - So far the phone run's very smoothly - Love the quick feature. Reduces my search app time as well as my home screen clutter - The screen quality is good. All pictures and videos are nice and clear - The weight is good. Not too light, not too heavy - I get complemented on my phone... Who would have thought? - Keyboard has a nice matte, allowing better tactile response. - Great battery life. (Possibly bcs it has a new battery) Cons - Speaker sux. The quality isn't bad, but it definitely doesn't sound as good as my iphone. - Front camera sux. I will never use it. - Typing and holding the phone takes some getting used too due to it being top heavy - Can only adjust screen brightness - Not the most sturdy phone out there. It's built with quality, but a lot of plast too. Additional info - Phone comes with some bloatware, not much different than my iphone SE or my samsung s7. - Rear Camera is ok. - Blackberry softwear is trying a bunch of stuff (ex: BB Hub). Not my thing, but you may like it. Overall, I think it's a great phone for someone longing for a keyboard. If not, then I thin you can find a better phone for the price point.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2018 by Hugh Jass
Color: Slate
UPDATE -- Setting up Verizon Message+ or Messages: You need to tell Verizon that they need turn on feature "CDMA LESS" to activate your Key 2. After that you can use Verizon Cloud to move your messages from your old phone to the new. Best phone ever! I always liked physical keyboard phones. I am not a multimedia consumer, I am content producer. I write emails, forum posts, and take notes, so a functional real keyboard is a must. I went from Palm Treo to Motorola Droid, then unfortunately to Samsung, then to BlackBerry PRIV. I tried a Samsung S8 with a keyboard cover but I didn't care for it. Half of the keys were not working, and it was not back-lit, can't see keys in the dark. This brought me to this new BlackBerry Key 2. I hesitated at first, thinking a Chinese made Blackberry won't be the same. Damn I was wrong about that! Nowadays all phones are made in China, and this one is at least as good as all others. They keyboard is a joy to use! It is softer than my old Priv's keyboard, and I can type faster. All the keys are familiar. Synching, transferring content, and setting it up was a breeze. The fastest setup ever. Love this new phone. I may miss the larger screen of my olf PRIV, but not anything else. Everything else is so much better! This is an unlocked phone, so I was able to remove most of the bloatware. It can use two SiMs, which is extremely handy when traveling abroad, or when wanting to combine your business and personal life, although I haven't tried is yet. Best new feature -- a free mobile Hotspot. You can get this on unlocked phones, not Verizon phones. Verizon wants to charge you extra for that. Anyway, absolutely no regrets!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2018 by Philip G.