BlackBerry KEYone

QWERTY physical keyboard with gesture support is good ; Good camera ; Good build quality ; Good battery life

Priced slightly on the higher side ; 4.5-inch 3:2 display might be small for some

The BlackBerry KEYone is targeted at the business users or those who loved physical keyboard on old BlackBerry phones and want to get the same experience on Android phones. In this segment there is no competition, still a price of Rs. 39,990 is a bit...

Software ; The "stock" take on Android with BlackBerry's apps is great. It feels like what Motorola does: functionality added on top of Google's vision. It has the latest security patch and Android 7.1.1. ; Battery life ; My time with phones from the...

Ergonomics/weight ; The KEYone is chunky and is a bit difficult to hold. Typing with one hand on the physical keyboard is also a pain. And even though it's only 180 grams, the KEYone feels very dense and heavy. Using it single-handed is not a pleasant...

So who is the KEYone for, exactly? According to BlackBerry, it's meant for: "people who use their phones more for communication rather than media consumption, people who are tired of having the same one as everyone else, people who are professionals...

Ergonomic keyboard with clever functionality ; Decent battery life with fast charging ; Sharp screen with great speakers to match ; Build quality stands out

Small screen not great for watching movies ; Keyboard gets in the way of gaming ; Camera performance could be better

The best BlackBerry we’ve seen in years, but with a design that limits its fun factor