Mr Fletcher
GBNOT worth the money sadly! As far as the BlackBerry phone is concerned, I am satisfied with it. I currently have a Key2lte which works just fine, although well over priced at £400. I have previously owned the Classic and Text models. Sadly as too many apps stopped working on them, I had to replace them and this is my main complaint with BlackBerry as a mobile phone. Customer service isn't helpful, as you have to paid for certain services, as they are directed more at businesses than individual customers (hence why maybe they have gone down hill in sales), but also when you do find an email or postal address online, nobody bothers to reply!
Byron Wells
CABlackberry has got to be the WORST… Blackberry has got to be the WORST company ever to deal with. They now own Cylance, and as a long time Cylance home user I can't renew because they have change their model of selling to end users, and you can only buy from Amazon.com to US only users; sad that a Canadian company wont sell to their Canadian customers!!! When I jumped through all their hoops (no phone support, email only) their answer was "that is the only channel currently available..." is the IQ required to work at Blackberry 70? Is a qualification not being able to read or critically think? Horrible company; shame on you Cylance to selling out for the money to this pathetic service provider.
Mickey Gill
IEService I've been with blackberry for 5 years and have to say there service is just fantastic and siobhan masson could not be more helpful with any issues i may have she's just brilliant getting back to me and rian is such a lovely chap to deal with
RJ
IEMy first BlackBerry phone was in 2016 My first BlackBerry phone was in 2016, a second-hand online model, then I brought a brand-new BB Classic, which looked great from sure.com. However, over the years less and less apps worked as technology and software were updated and the phone became a bad and costly investment. I brought my last BB Phone, the Key2 Lte online and this again was well overpriced, but as many of us globally like using the keypads, rather than touch screen, I didn't see much of a choice. When the news came out online about BB Phone no longer working due to end of production/software updates, etc. I was concerned I would have to buy another phone from another brand, but as my handset is run by 'android', it still works fine, and I have not experienced any issues so far. But I wouldn't ever buy another BB Phone! Also, if you go onto the BlackBerry website (if they actually still have one), they do not reply to messages, as I sent some in the past regarding product support and advice and never received a reply, so their customer service is non-existent, extremely poor, seeing as many of us pay a lot for their products and are loyal!
malih1
GBBlackberry Passport is 5 years ahead of all the rest Bought a black passport 3 years ago and still using it, then bought a red for a 2nd phone and bought family 2 sliver ones recently. Faultless, slick, endless battery power, easy to navigate, faster than my laptop on the internet and easy to type up letters and documents. Runs spotify and whatsapp and telegram and all the rest.