BlackBerry Mercury now officially called KEYone
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- AnonD-523334
- 7k7
- 25 Feb 2017
paintbuckets, 25 Feb 2017Seriously? Who the hell is in charge for naming the devices... moreCooler? Mercury was the coolest name.
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- AnonD-523334
- 7k7
- 25 Feb 2017
AnonD-70078, 25 Feb 2017Is the 625 chipset good enough to run this flawlessly. I doubt itIt has almost half(49.2%) no of pixels than S7 or G5 or HTC 10 or pixel xl which all are butter smooth. Anyway, u can read Gsmarena preview of key one to confirm
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- AnonD-640202
- HFe
- 25 Feb 2017
For a daily driver in small business is excellent.
If it want to be compared enterprise level HP Elite x3, there must be at least SD652/653 inside.
Video Conference in Skype is the task that is familiar with business users. Handling multiple users and switching between them simultaneously in some occasion which involve demonstration and presentations is the aim of obtaining business phone, these days.
Lumia 950XL as a semi private (pretend to be business) phone, Thanks to the QHD and SD810 is way behind Elite x3 with QHD and SD820.
DTEK60 is a solid business handset.
KEYone is a privacy and security focused try. Next One (Maybe KEYone 2018 or KEYtwo) would be able to combat Elite x3.
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- paintbuckets
- J7U
- 25 Feb 2017
Seriously? Who the hell is in charge for naming the devices? The development stage names sounds cooler than the released one. As far as the chipset is concerned, SD625 isn't that bad and I don't think people who *will* buy this phone will ever use it for gaming or heavy activities, Riiight? But hey, Atleast there's 3000+ mAh batteries and a power efficient chipset that will last you enough a day.
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- AnonD-388312
- 2Zv
- 25 Feb 2017
So many of you think only inefficient chipsets with poor battery life should qualify as a flagship.
You don't make any sense. Battery life is important. Integrating up to a dozen communication related apps into one, navigation and hotkey shortcuts make a device fast.
The most powerful chipsets just drain batteries.
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- Jovan
- XMF
- 25 Feb 2017
Blackberry just never learned. They keep selling midrange devices with flagship prices thinking that their brand is a premium. BB brand stopped being a premium brand like five years ago. lol They're kinda moronic. Should just remain dead.
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- AnonD-506570
- LaT
- 25 Feb 2017
Way overpriced BlackBerry still is pursuing broken dreams with this device.
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- AnonD-70078
- 9xs
- 25 Feb 2017
Is the 625 chipset good enough to run this flawlessly. I doubt it
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- AnonD-505842
- gMJ
- 25 Feb 2017
€600??? that's overpriced!!
€500 is perfect!
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- JohnyJR
- cUm
- 25 Feb 2017
AnonD-248589, 25 Feb 2017$550 for that? They must be in crack.Indeed I expected it to be less then 400.
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- AnonD-234961
- ndn
- 25 Feb 2017
With this 14nm chipset and 3500mAh battery, it should be a battery beast. But the price is 100$/100EUR higher than it should be, given the midrange chipset.
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- AnonD-599619
- vGx
- 25 Feb 2017
when they introduced its pricing they called it as a "Flagship" product and their flagship product has SD 625 ...!
A big face palm for your pricing BB!!! i had tremendous hopes but i have to accept that my one of the favorite phone is DEAD
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- AnonD-523334
- 7k7
- 25 Feb 2017
Mercury was wayyyyyy better.....
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- AnonD-248589
- Ibx
- 25 Feb 2017
$550 for that? They must be in crack.
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- Anonymous
- IbE
- 25 Feb 2017
It's good!
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- Anonymous
- 6ce
- 25 Feb 2017
still expensive, just sell it for $350-$400 and people might want to give it a try
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- AnonD-645188
- bHV
- 25 Feb 2017
Gpu is adreno 506 not 605
Camera (imx378) is the same found in the pixel (xl)
It should have been under 450 $