[texn884]

HI All,

I have a Verizon Z30 and its a great phone. I am getting tired of typing on a slab of glass and want to look at the Passport.the Silver Edition.

Has anyone made this jump and what are your thoughts making the move and I have normal size hands so is it possible to type one handed on the Passport or is it a two hander typing machine?

Anything else I should know it seems to be a bad AS S maching the Passport.

Thanks

Curtis

[bernal125]

I was in your situation but with my nexus 6 on verizon. Was always scared to leave but I found atts go phone plan perfect for me. 4gigs of lte data and unlimited 3g data with unlimited talk and text for 60 a month. Bought a red passport and I love it. Can't even tell a difference in the network. I do wish it had closer to 6 gigs of data but I've managed to change my habits and do more things while on WiFi to not use all of it within the first two weeks.


I was happy with verizon and I had a very good plan since 2 lines were out of contract so I got 25 off each of those lines but the reason I switched was because I really wanted the passport and I change phones a lot and with Verizon I'm limited. Also my nexus 6 works on att just as well so it was a no brainer to bring it over while I waited for my red passport. Love that phone as much as my passport.

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[texn884]

How is the typing experience on the Passport verses the all glass like my Z30?
Thats a great phone plan where did you find that at?

[bernal125]

Any att store should be able to provide you with details. But the typing experience isn't really easier but more of a satisfying feeling. Like the feedback from the keyboard makes you want to just keep rambling on your sentences just to be able to use the kb more. You really must try one!

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[Jakobroxx]

The typing experience on the Passport isn't awesome. But it is good. It does feel better because you feel the buttons and you hear the sounds and receive the feed back from the keys. The software is the best experience I have ever had in any phones and I've tried IOS Android but not Windows. The battery is god-like. 3450 mAh. The feel of the phones makes you feel like a king. Makes you feel important and luxurious. Swift. But like I said the keyboard is alright. If you need an awesome top of the line keyboard I say go for the Classic. That's if you want a fast and fluent and just simply awesome keyboard. Either way, no one else makes keyboards on phones but BlackBerry. Good thing for us, they're the best at it.

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[texn884]

I tried one a few months back and it felt good and I bought one off ebay yesterday that the owner had since march and said it has been flawless and its unlocked and a ATT so it has wireless charging which I wanted since my Verizon Z30 has it.

Im jazzed

[Ziro1]

I had the Z30 on Verizon, switched to the Red PP and loved it, but now I have SE and typing is 100% more fun because the keyboard is so smooth to type, on my red I used to push harder to type, and overall the SE is a better phone, i never miss my Z30.

[texn884]

im looking forward to getting it

[illlya]

Via BlackBerry Passport

[texn884]

Via BlackBerry Passport

no thanks im a BlackBerry person and always will be

[markmall]

My big issues with the PP keyboard are the odd keyboard configuration (took me about six months to get used to -- and still mistype) and the firmness of the keys. It sounds like the Silver Edition took care of the firmness of the keys which is now a bigger deal for me than the layout. It also has a larger "chin" which should help holding it while typing.

[rthonpm]

Via BlackBerry Passport

So Samsung has gone back into the vaults to rip off the Palm Treo?

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[texn884]

Im loving my Passport and its a great phone

[deltact]

I made the jump to the original Passport from a Z10 without too much trouble, so the SE should be less of a change coming from the Z30. A little hard to type one handed, but still possible even though my hands are small (I wear M gloves at the best). No big problems getting used to the keyboard, maybe because I used to type blindly on the Z10 and rely on the amazing autocorrect.

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[anon9347040]

So Samsung has gone back into the vaults to rip off the Palm Treo?

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Was thinking the same thing. Looks like a larger version of the Centro. I had one of those back in the day. Wasn't half bad.

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[nicky_willz]

Any att store should be able to provide you with details. But the typing experience isn't really easier but more of a satisfying feeling. Like the feedback from the keyboard makes you want to just keep rambling on your sentences just to be able to use the kb more. You really must try one!

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You'd be surprised how many AT&T retail associates
are uneducated regarding BB Passports specs.
They'll inform you the BBP is available online and
That's where the cookie crumbles.

[stalmik1]

I had BlackBerry Z30 but I really missed HW keyboard and thatswhy I bought new Q10. Since I made this change I am again very satisfied. Now I am thinking about passport

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