BlackBerry KEYone Review By Manila Shaker Philippines

After acquiring blender PLC's to retain it, went back to fans of the Canadian company through its new QWERTY equipped blackberry key one Android smartphone, but Moses also be a worthy contender that would appeal to non blackberry fans as well and as it worth the price hey guys. This is Liz from Manila, shaker comm, and today we'll be talking about the phones that I'm pretty sure some of you might be familiar with, especially those who grew up with a beloved blackberry phone. You've guessed it the BlackBerry key one, the BlackBerry key one state class in black, which may look appealing to both older fans of the BlackBerry series and professionals who may want their phones to have a somewhat conservative look holding the phone felt like traveling back to nearly a decade when physical keyboards were on the raise into cell phone market. It even feels like owning a phone from that time to the BlackBerry feed. One feels quite bulky compared to most phones in the present time, and it does feel heavy compared to picking up phones from Samsung and Apple, for instance, but despite the chunkiness and weight of the phone, the blackberry key one's rubbery skin at the back makes the phone feel good in my hands and I figured. It would be hard to accidentally drop it as I.

Carry it around. Speaking of the backlit keyboard, I find it quite interesting to see a touchscreen phone at a physical QWERTY keyboard for a change, especially when today's sponsor our predominantly focused on touchscreen, the key ones. Touchscreen display works well with little to no visible lags when you use it to scroll up or down documents. Likewise, you can even touch the physical keyboard and scroll through documents and videos just by swiping through the keyboard in any direction. This makes the keyboard surface and extra trackpad of sorts by scrolling up or down.

If you want to browse documents or swipe, left and right to switch between home pages, and if you also need to work in dim environments, you wouldn't have to worry about lighting, because the keypad is backlit. Personally I find this function redundant because it means you have two ways to swipe a phone, but I do prefer scrolling up or down using a light touch of the keyboard. None of the fewer loyalists who fell in love with over blackberry models would find the touchscreen an interesting choice, along with the iconic blackberry keyboard, with a bigger screen and a keyboard. These helps a key one: make better use of productivity. Apps I've been a touchscreen user for years, so using the QWERTY keyboard to take down notes after many years of getting used to typing on touchscreens felt odd at first, but after getting used to it, each press of the key stopped satisfying in a way as if you're working on an actual document, if you're used to taking down notes or sending text messages through blackberry, messenger or through SMS using previous blackberry, keyboards you'd find that the key one is no different.

So four point: 5-inch display has black bezels, which aren't exactly sin, but are relatively okay enough for you to view YouTube videos and video games with if needed, but the bigger screen it serves as a big change for most previous Blackberry phones that have slightly smaller screen sizes, and it works best for when you need to view documents and email. However, it also feels crises concerning to play video games or watch movies on a touchscreen phone that also has a physical keyboard. That's aside, it makes the screen look cramped, which I've noticed while playing asphalt, 8, airborne and injustice 2 playing high quality games is the key one feels fine, but I find that the slightly cramped screen space and what would have been a larger phone with a bigger screen felt a bit distracting the key thoughts. A keypad also have a familiar click that would make blackberry fans feel nostalgic and pressing. Each of them feels oddly satisfying in terms of taking pictures and videos.

The camera responds quite well having a 13 megapixel. Camera has already made it quite an improvement compared to its older blackberry predecessors. The key one camera even comes with its own preset filters and is capable of producing HDR quality pictures, but even so, the camera is good enough for you to take pictures with I still feel like it can do better with more features and future updates. The BlackBerry key one has a fairly good speaker at the bottom half of the phone, and it's reasonably loud in maximum was that the sound is clear and audible enough for you to respond to calls in the middle of a big crowd pretty well, so you wouldn't have to worry about that. We tried using various benchmarks with a key one using an tutu and geek bench tools, and results revealed that the key one has a benchmark of 88888 and 6666.

This means that the key one runs relatively slowly when forced to do heavier tasks, since the BlackBerry key one no longer runs on BlackBerry OS. It's interesting to see that the latest blackberry incarnation runs on Android 7.1, no gap for a change now that it's powered by Android. It feels like this version of blackberry would no longer be restricted in terms of capabilities, and thankfully it makes the BlackBerry key one more versatile. The blackberry key one comes with 32 gigabytes worth of internal memory, but expanding its memory is possible, with a micro SD card of up to 2 terabytes for phones with guarantees charging a full battery life in less than 15 minutes. I'd have to give it to blackberry for charging well into 100% around the guaranteed time.

Keeping it connected online while playing asphalt, 8 and sending emails at the same time did significantly reduce my battery charge in less than 10 minutes, but browsing through documents while searching the net, doesn't take a big chunk out of the battery life. So if you're planning to use the BlackBerry key one for typing documents and with a keyboard, you may find yourself using it for this purpose, so expect the battery life to hold up for at least one full day, if you're a big fan of the original BlackBerry or you want to feel that certain urge of nostalgia coming in then the BlackBerry key one is an interesting choice or if you want to know how it feels to have a relatively sturdy smartphone with a keyboard attached. Instead of attaching gimmicky cases with keyboards patterned after blackberry units to your phones, then by all means. Try it out nostalgia aside. I think there are better Android smartphones out there that are worth the same price.

I, see the possibilities and having Blackberry phones run on Android, though, and photo customization with a phone that once won users over. But its keyboards believe you wanting to check it out. But if you really want to look different by being the only person with a physical keyboard out of most smartphone users as of late centers, no reason for you to not give it a go. If you liked this video tip the like and subscribe button to check out our other reviews,.

Source : Manila Shaker Philippines