Most recently, as of summer 2020, BlackBerry released the BlackBerry KeyOne and Key2. BlackBerry phones include feature phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), smartphones with physical keypads, and smartphones with only touchscreen displays. Since this early communication device, BlackBerry has released numerous mobile devices over the years. I'm actually slower on the KeyOne than when I borrow a friend's touch screen phone.The first BlackBerry device was the BlackBerry 850, which was a two-way pager released in 1999. The touch keyboards are better than they were when I migrated to the Pro+ for a much better feel and typing speed. I first discovered keyboard smartphones with the Motorola Pro+, then I migrated to Blackberry's Q10 then Classic and finally KeyOne. Typing was never as intuitive or easy as with the Classic. Some other keys would have the same issues (if I recall, I had troubles with the A key as well).Īlthough for most of the time, I never had the common issue of accidentally hitting the home, back or switch app buttons while typing, towards the end, it became more prevalent. Some other issues crept up like ghost swiping on the physical touch keyboard, space bar not registering clicks and needing to be pressed extra hard (first notice in 2019). Suspect could've been because of third party phone case that phone was in since I bought it that could've been pressing the power button slightly, causing a permanent wear on the "elastic" portion of the spring button. Had issues with cyclical booting twice (first time resolved maybe February-March 2020, second time spelled its doom yesterday).
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