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BlackBerry KEY2 In-depth Hands-on Review

BlackBerry KEY2 In-depth Hands-on Review

Posted on June 20, 2018July 25, 2019 By Jarvis

The BlackBerry KEY2 is an obstinate phone, and one defined by its most retro feature: the keyboard. Just about every design, software, and hardware decision manufacturer TCL has made comes down to the physical keys in some way, whether it’s the form-factor, the size of the touchscreen, or the new “Speed Key” that promises to make navigating Android 8.1 Oreo all the smoother. I’ve been using the KEY2 since last week, so read on for my first look first-impressions.
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