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Coming from a 9780 to this I was disappointed at the battery life on it. Use my phone a lot and it doesn't last to bedtime without needing to plug in; even with OS 7.1. Strangely enough it's the at&t one ie with 3G bands 1,2,5 and 6 but seems to work perfectly on T-Mobile; even got the UMA to work with guidance from the crackberry forums. It is extremely slim/lightweight and as someone with larger hands I do find it a bit tricky to use/get used to. It feels flimsy in my hands compared to the more meaty 9900 or my previous handset. That said, the 1GHZ chip in this makes it fast and the 8GB storage certainly doesn't hurt. Kudos to BBRY for putting such specs in a handset this slim/lightweight. Seeing as it wasn't officially released among the national carriers in the US, finding accessories for it is not the easiest and when you do find them they tend to be more expensive than those of other more common handsets.Read full review
Its a fantastic gadget with both qwerty and touch facilities. easy to use sizeable and not heavy. My wife loves it. Display is also nice.
I've tried to use it, but my fingers are too big for it's tiny screen, there are some advantages and disadvantages, however if you need a phone and you don't have much options it could be the right phone for you.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
i bought the phone looked good i sent to my country!! it had a defect with sim card ! did notwork i wasted my money!!!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Good mobile phone. Easy to use, a bit small keyboard. Soft touch screen can cause small problems during a phone call ( put you on hold,.... ) But for $129,00 great mobile phone.
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