BlackBerry KEYone Limited Edition Black Review By IndianExpressOnline

So, just when you thought you had gotten over the keyboard, dictation blackberry has bought the keyboard back and then the key word limited-edition black. What is the key one when the key word is the return of the keyboard, so you have a smartphone and Android smartphone, which blackberry is giving its keyboard to. It comes with blackberry, 50, convenience and productivity features, but then you are going to buy it primarily for the keyboard, and that means you also have a smaller screen. The best thing about this device is obviously the keyboard. The keyboard means you have at least 52 different shortcuts that you can activate on the phone. Also, the keys are time sensitive, so you can use it to swipe or scroll on the screen, but then this also has a touchscreen, but you can't really type on the touchscreen, because you have to use the keyboard for that.

The other good thing is that the fingerprint sensor is embedded in the space bar and that's something really. New BlackBerry has been making some good cameras since the time of the passport and with the keyword I think it has its best game ever. This is surprisingly, the best selfie camera I've seen in a while, and this little come with a beauty mode. Everything and even from the back. The 12 megapixel camera performs really well in low light and gives you very good details.

It is spending your buck on a blackberry. You want some extra convenience with the software of blackberries will give you and that comes in the form of the BlackBerry hub. If you have a water meal and flax and all these kinds of different apps feeding your notifications all the time, it's all going to be funneled into the BlackBerry hub, and it's one place where you can see everything in one go and that's a big convenience, and it's going to save you a lot of time. Then there is detail. DEC is an added security layer on top of Android, so every time you download an app, it will tell you whether it's actually improving your security or it's making you worse off.

The data cap keeps telling you what are the status of the phone security. There is always a possibility of being in green, and that's where you should be, especially since you're on the open-source Android platform, the key one comes with one unique feature, and that is the convenience key which you'll see in some other phones, and here it's completely customizable I have used it to take screenshots and I click here, and I get screenshot one instant. This phone has the largest battery blackberry has backed into a forever, and the 3550 mAh battery will easily last you at least 18 hours of active use and that to odd 4G voltage. So what is bad about this phone? Well, it's hard to say: there's nothing, awful about the phone. I've been a blackberry user for many years, and with this phone I just realize it coming back to the keyboard is not that easy.

I just have a feeling that most blackberry users have moved on and would be willing to unlearn how to type on a touchscreen to opt for a physical QWERTY keyboard. Again. So should you buy this phone before that? Consider one point at the price of around 40,000 rupees. This phone is going to compete with, let's say, a 155, which is a much better processor and overall user experience and at the end of the day, is an Android phone which everybody wants to use. This is still a niche phone, not everybody wants like very software or securities or even the keyboard.

So where is this right? Where is this product? Please? There is a lot of confusion and unless you're a big blackberry fan I, don't see a lot of people. Thinking of this hold right now.

Source : IndianExpressOnline