Blackberry KEYone Limited Edition Black

Black mettalic frame and soft-touch textured black,the Blackberry KEYone is build to last and features both a touch screen Display and Smart keyboard that responds to touch gestures making web browsing,reading mails and much more.Featuring the largest battery ever found in a BlackBerry smartphone, the "BlackBerry KEYone LIMITED EDITION BLACK" offers up to 26 hours of mixed use, credit goes to its 3505mAh battery. Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 technology enables up to 50 percent charge in roughly 36 minutes.What really sets a BlackBerry smartphone apart from any other Android device are the enhanced security features built into every device right from the start.

The BlackBerry Hub brings all of your communications (whether its Facebook, Twitter, emails, etc.) into one place.Pre-loaded for ongoing security and privacy monitoring of your OS and applications, you can easily view the overall security rating for device and can constantly monitor other applications. The BlackBerry KEYone Limited Edition Black is not a typical smartphone with touch screen. There's also a physical 'Smart' QWERTY keyboard. Each key can be customised to launch new applications as well. This means there could be 52 shortcuts to launch different applications. The Canadian smartphone maker has also added a fingerprint sensor at the keyboard's spacebar.This device comes pre-loaded with DTEK by BlackBerry, offering constant security monitoring and protection of your operating system.

The design looks pretty good. It is however very subjective.There’s the camera lens at the top with a glass insert for the sensors. On the back is camera lens and then a centrally-aligned BlackBerry logo a little below that.Next up is the rubberised back that does a good job at keeping your KEYone in your hand. This is a necessity as the location of keyboard is at the bottom of the phone.Had there been a metal back like on normal smartphones, the KEYone would keep slipping off and flipping out of your hand while typing on the keyboard.The Keyboard of the KEYone is good, but BlackBerry or TCL (or Optiemus) could have done better.

There’s 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal storage that can be expanded using the hybrid SIM tray by inserting microSD cards of up to 2 TB in capacity. As for the other highlight of KEYone, it is the rear-facing camera.In this cutthroat crowded market, the BlackBerry KEYone diverts ever so little from the norm. There’s a keyboard for beginners and then there’s the capable camera and finally the battery life, one that has no competition.BlackBerry fans and some brave Android souls who are tired of the boring candy bar designs and virtual keyboards will get something different with the BlackBerry KEYone. The design is a breath of fresh air in the Android world, and so are those battery life times.