The QWERTY keyboard is fantastic. Tapping on glass just isn't the same.

Im not iphone or any samsung fan...These days ppl got the whole screen phones..I rather stick to my black berry ... I already know they stop to make a new phones...however.. blackberry is a rare type of phones that makes you different .. and ..that physical keyboard will make you satisfy...

Blackberry Really have Done It again this is a Huge improvement on the keyone battery is amazing the design is beautiful really hope blackberry carry on making phones couldnt imagine having a different phone

Best phone I've ever had. The battery life is phenomenal - the phone has now been on for 10 hours as the battery is still at 84%

This smart phone is the best phone that I have ever seen and used.

Just such a seamless interface, lets you open, use, and put away your phone almost without looking at it:Fingerprint unlock spacebar,Open the app with your keyboard shortcut,Pressing the shortcut as soon as the fingerprint's accepted, without even waiting the fraction of a second for the home screen to come up,A keyboard you can type generally without even looking,click send, and lock, and the phone's back in your pocket..You can set up the $ sign to be like CTRL, so you can copy and paste without the slow long-click; undo, redo - so many features that are so convenient - can set double-click the lock button to open the camera.Also, you can turn of autocorrect so that your (much more accurate) typing does not get corrected if the dictionary does not have the word you want to use. Press Alt+Enter to scroll through languages you've added too..Great phone, hope they bring out a Key3

I bought this phone for my nephew,s birthday. He tells me it is absolutely brilliant. Although expensive it is the best phone he has had.

This Key2 is the best I have seen , from latest batch made in June 2019, great build , fabulous keyboard, even the camera is now very good Cheers Simon

I have had several BlackBerry's phones , Passport, Priv and Keyone Black EditionTook me a long time to take the plunge ...so glad I did , this is the best Blackberry I have ever had ever hadBuild is June 2019 UK model , the quality is now fantastic, best keyboard I have ever used , shortcuts etc are as Keyone but the camera has now really improved with software updates , very good in fact in daylightAll round a great phone for people who like getting stuff done ...Blackberry at its bestCheersSimon

I hesitated for a long time before upgrading from my excellent KeyOne, but am very glad that I did. There were three inovations that appealed to me: 1. the larger keys on the physical keyboard; 2. the repositioning of the power key onto the right side of the phone along with the volume key and the convenience key, and 3. the speed key to improve access to the shortcutkeys.Although the KeyOne keyboard is positive and fairly easy to type on, I find the significantly larger keys on the Key2 more comfortable and I feel I can be more accurate, very much like the excellent keyboard on the Blackberry Classic. I think that Blackberry and TCL Communications have done an excellent job in redesigning this keyboard.I much prefer to have all the other physical controls on the righthand side of the phone as I can lay it in a horizontal belt case without the phone continually switching on as I move.Finally, I think that the speed key is a superb innovation and great improvement. For me, the ability to have 52 shortcuts available through a long or a short press of all 26 alphabet keys is in itself a superb productivity feature and one that has always drawn me towards Blackberry, but to have the ability with the speed key of accessing shortcuts without having to return to the home screen every time is a real game changer. It just makes moving from one app to another and then back again so much quicker and easier. You can be, for instance, working in one app, notice a text message arrive, pop across to the shortcut you have set up to text that particular person, write your reply and then return directly to the app you were working in. I think this is a superb phone and one of the best I have ever owned - definitely 5-star for me.

Pros:Finger Print scan - For easy unlockingThe locker - Wonderful for private photos, documents and can be hidden from the main view and made only accesible from the quick keysQuick keys - They make opening your mostly used apps super easy, some weird pre set up ones but nothing you cant changePhysical Keyboard - And yes, it comes with that satisfying clicky noise you only get with a blackberryScreen Keyboard - Yes, by pressing the symbols button you can bring up a virtual keyboard. (I don't know why you would)Dual camera - Granted, not powerful, does the job of taking pictures quite nicely. If I wanted a super duper all singing all dancing camera, I would buy a camera.Torch - The power of a thousand suns. - Brightest torch I have come across on a phone, brilliant for finding dropped keys outside at night. - But seriously don't look directly at it.Cons:Weak camera - If you care about such a thingPrice - Higher stat phones are available for the price, I'd say you are paying at least £100 for the blackberry name."Grip" back - Doesn't grip as well as you would hope, still slides out of my hands like most other phones I have had.Screen - Strange size that does behave weirdly with some games/apps. - But nothing you can't get overSpeakers/Headphone Jack - Coming from the priv it was dissapointing to see the speakers be place on the bottom as left and right rather than somwhere on the front as a whole unit giving out decent quality sound. The headphone jack is on the top, i prefer it on the bottom - that might just be a me thing.Battery life - not a massive con, but it does not last 2 days under use. With gaming, a day and a half. Still a good battery, but not as advertised.Summary:So far I have enjoyed every moment of this phone, granted it has some weaknesses but nothing is without it's faults. Personally I dont mind paying for the blackberry name because it comes with added security which makes me feel safer in an ever growing dagerous digitial world. Some of the cons I mentioned you can just get over (headphone jack

Great phone does everything I want

I have always been a BlackBerry fan and I really enjoy the physical keyboard. My previous device was a priv and this device has all the same features but the processor is faster. The fingerprint security is a great feature plus a privacy setting when reading the screen in public. The only draw back is that you loose the onscreen keyboard which was present on the priv. However this doesn't stop me enjoying the blackberry and all its features.

This my everyday phone and it has an excellent battery life, last long without using battery saver.The keyboard is just superb for typing and programming shortcuts (the home screen can be less clustered due to this). The blackberry apps for security and privacy come in handy. Switching between apps is made so easy with the speed key. The only complaint is the Convenience Key on the side keeps a setting frame open even when you close the app(s) you programmed it with.Well worth the buy

Perfect

This does not appear as a "verified purchase", as I got mine direct from the BlackBarry store, but I thought I would make a review here to help those considering whether to get one.I used to purchase BB phones religiously, with, I think, the BB Bold being my first venture into the world of BB Phones. I liked the idea of the physical Keyboard. I then progressed onto the BB's first completely touch screen model, can't remember its name, but did miss the physical keyboard. After that I started to dislike the models that BB were bringing out and so I switched over to iPhone, owning models 5, 6, 7 and X. Though the iPhones are great phones I still missed the physical keyboard of the BB. When the BB KeyOne was released, I decided to hold off for a while to see how purchasers got one with it. Having great reviews, I decided to wait a bit lone to see what came next. When the BB Key2 was released, I again held off for a while to see the reviews, and last week I finally got one, direct from the BB store (sorry Amazon).I am absolutely delighted with the Key2. Having come from the iPhone X this Key2 had to do well to win me over, and this it has done – and some. The phone (I got the black 64GB version) is slick, looks and feels great. The physical keyboard really is great, and I like how I can scroll the screen simply by wiping my finger across or up/down the keyboard. The screen is slightly smaller than the iPhone X and though it has a superb picture it is not quite so sharp as the iPhone X. (The iPhone X has a 5.8-inch AMOLED screen with a resolution of 2,436 x 1,125 pixels. The BlackBarry Key2 has a 4.5-inch IPS LCD with a resolution of 1,620 x 1,080 pixels). But if I am honest, I don’t really notice it too much, and it certainly doesn’t spoil the beauty of the picture in my opinion. The handset is fast and, of course, uses the Android OS, which takes some getting used to if you have had Apple phones for a long time, but the OS is intuitive and easy to use.The battery life is vary good. I got this handset at a

I cannot find any negatives. A good phone if you do not like following the herd and prefer to do your own thing.

The sound is a bit tinny when playing music. Other than that great item.Easy to set up.This item came with European charger! Not UK charger.

Very nice phone love the keyboard and good price

as a blackberry fan I like this phone a lot it is easy to use , nice screen,. photos are good . as a matter of fact there is little to dislike about this phone.