BlackBerry Passport

usability, screen, performance, portability, design

95% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, performance, screen, design, reliability

92% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Bedienbarkeit, Leistung, Größe, Zuverlässigkeit, Bildschirm

Apps, Social-Network

93% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

81% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

performance, usability, screen, size, durability

price

95% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

98% di recensioni su Amazon.it attribuiscono a questo prodotto una valutazione positiva.

97% de los comentarios en Amazon.es otorgan a este producto una calificación positiva.

High resolution screen ; Good processing hardware ; Secure emails

Awkward form factor ; Stiff QWERTY keyboard ; Limited application support

Keyboard doubles as touchpad ; Long battery life ; Fantastic outdoor visibility ; Good camera ; Robust build

Don't even try using it one-handed ; Keyboard is difficult to get used to ; Awkward size and shape ; App selection is better now, but still needs some work ; Occasional hiccups in performance

The Passport is an odd duck; it's difficult to bestow one final judgment that applies to everyone. It's your only choice if you want a high-end phone with a physical keyboard, and it's the best-performing BlackBerry in the lineup. But it also feels...

4.5" 16M-color IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen of 1440 x 1440px ; Quad-core 2.26 GHz Krait 400, 3GB RAM, Adreno 330 ; 13 megapixel auto-focus camera with face detection and Time Shift, HDR, LED flash, 2MP front facing camera ; FullHD (1080p) video...

Awkward design, in which an otherwise compact touchscreen takes some really large hands to use single-handedly and typing is certainly a two-hand job ; No 2160p video recording (for such an expensive device) ; Non user-replaceable battery ; Three-row...

Finding a way out of the doldrums has become a do-or-die for BlackBerry, time perhaps to do something different than just do better. Not that the Z-series did anything wrong. But if the mindset back then was all about catching up to Android and iOS,...

Solid, well-built design ; Decent battery life ; Improved BlackBerry operating system

Heavy and awkward to use in one hand ; Keyboard setup is very frustrating to use ; Android app support is buggy

This square aspect works well for work, but as soon as you start thinking about using the screen for more fun things like watching YouTube videos, it becomes a problem. A 16:9 ratio video is clearly not a good fit, which means you have to contend with...

Great battery ; Excellent build ; Loads of RAM ; BlackBerry Hub

Impossible to use one-handed ; Lack of apps ; Interface unresponsive at times ; High price

Blackberry's faith has been placed in a device very much suited to a particular type of customer. The specs and features are all there, but the form factor falters against conventional devices.

Sharp, sunlight-readable screen. Excellent reception and voice quality. Roomy physical keyboard.

Troubled camera. App selection not up to Android or iOS competition. $50 more than unlocked unit.

Conclusions If you're a potential BlackBerry Passport owner, you'll know. And you'll be happy to know that AT&T may have rounded the corners here, but it hasn't loaded down the Passport with bloatware or crippled its services. This is the full...

Excellent voice quality, battery life, keyboard, and screen visibility.

Sluggish camera. Poor third-party app support. Fragile screen. Awkward form factor.