[koool1]

if you want an android phone then go with the priv if you want a blackberry then go with the z30

I agree.

Even if you don't need or want a qwerty, Priv is still a great Android phone.

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[2ys4u]

I love the Z30 but after playing at the Priv, there's enough bb10 to happy with...n Perks

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[anon(2325196)]

PRIV

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[anon(2325196)]

Z30 is a decent device. PRIV is better though. You'll really like the PRIV.

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[talberry]

I've had a z10 since day one. I just got my Priv a couple of weeks ago and it's been working like a charm for me!

The transition is really easy and I'm enjoying it so far! Takes a little, but overall really great experience for me!

Only downside I would say is the BlackBerry Hub may not be as developed as bb10, but it's a different os, so that's expected. No biggy for me

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[MPG Vancouver]

I went from the 8830, to the 8900, to the Z10, to the Z30, and now to the Priv (for 2 months). These transitions moved me from BBOS to BB10, and now to Android. Both OS transitions took getting used to.

In the case of the Z30, I was increasingly relying on Android apps which would often cease working after app updates. They were also slow to load.

As much as I miss BB10, I find the Priv is better suited for getting things done. Hopefully, BlackBerry will move more and more of the best aspects of BB10 to Android. The Hub isn't quite as good on Android as it is on BB10, but the former is 3 years old. The BlackBerry experience on Android is already good two months in and it will certainly improve.

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[sonicpix]

Priv because, other than the OS, it's better in every way.

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[Earl Sargent]

I've went from the original Curve to the Bold now my current Z10.

Now it looks like my next BlackBerry will be a Priv. But what's up with this BlackBerry Vienna? Is it just a Priv with a set keyboard?

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[middbrew]

I've went from the original Curve to the Bold now my current Z10.

Now it looks like my next BlackBerry will be a Priv. But what's up with this BlackBerry Vienna? Is it just a Priv with a set keyboard?

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In a nut shell that is what the Vienna will be.

[terminatorx]

Is there a BlackBerry Link equivelant for Priv? What software are people using to manage syncing contacts, calendar, etc.

[thurask]

Is there a BlackBerry Link equivelant for Priv? What software are people using to manage syncing contacts, calendar, etc.

Priv has no desktop software.

Personally, I sync all that with my university-provided Exchange email.

[terminatorx]

Thanks, I guess Priv may be able to make use of the popular Android sync software out there like these:

https://forums.crackberry.com/e?link...token=GaBtFwUd

[Sje1973]

Definitely the Priv, the z30 had some real nice features, the however it lacked many Lte bands which was very noticeable with its internet performance.

[Blackburberry_priv]

Word is that BB10 is going to die soon soo u might have to go for the priv I've had the Z10 and Q10 even the Z30 and got the Priv the other day and I love it

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[mundo472]

You can get a Z30 for short money and you'll own the best  touch-only device . Though I liked the z10 design better, the z30 far outperforms it. This will give BlackBerry some more time to refine the OS (optimizing camera et al), the price to drop, and to see if there is a second gen on the way (BlackBerry tends to do much better with 2nd gen)

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[o4liberty]

Really hard to compare the two devices but personally the Priv is the better device.

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[ajwan]

I don't think there is really any comparison. I'd go Priv all the way. 18 mp camera, 32 GB internal, expandable up to 200 GB SD, actual apps that perform. You don't want a keyboard...fine...don't open it.

But if you are looking for a BB10 experience on an android the Priv is not BB10 what so ever

200 GB SD? GB are old hat. You'd better correct that spec to 2 TB instead!

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