[johnb_xp]

Sprint stopped carrying BB devices after the Q10. I'm on Sprint as well as many other people. Would you recommend getting a Sprint Q10?

Does Sprint still push BB10 updates for the Q10?

[applescruff]

They do. But it's a while till they get around to do it. I'm on Sprint with Q and I'm updated for now. We see.

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[applescruff]

Oh! And If your not worried about Apps. Then yes! The Q is just a cool little phone. I leave but always find my way back to the Q10.?? It's weird cause Yes there are soo many great eco system phones. But I come back too Q. Or people on the forum say they would carry two phones. Just to keep the Q10 at hand. So yes

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[kg4icg]

I have the Q10 and HTC One A9, carry both around with me, have 10.3.3.2049 loaded up.

[joaozx]

@kg4icg

How about the battery on 10.3.3.x os version? And the android apps?

Cheers

[kg4icg]

Let you know in a couple of days, been on it since early AM today

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[joaozx]

Let you know in a couple of days, been on it since early AM today

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Thanks for the feedback.
I've bought one yesterday and im on 10.3.2.2876 and i�ve to do some workaround for android apps and still testing the battery life as well.

[kg4icg]

So far looking good, been checking email and surfing. And getting some apps back on and set up. Used the autoloader to upgrade to 10.3.3.2049


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[rcentros]

I'm using a Sprint Q10 on RingPlus (a Sprint MVNO). Works great for me. (Unfortunately RingPlus started rejecting all Blackberry devices for activation a month or two after I, my brother and his wife activated of Q10s on RingPlus. I think too many people were trying to activate the Blackberries that required BES or BIS.)

[Pluschap]

I'd say go for it. I've been using my Q10 (OS10.3.2.2813) since Black friday last year, and have no complaints, except for having some hoops to jump through to get to use some Android apps.

If you're in a marginal Sprint area you may have some signal strength issues - the antenna design on the Q10 is "mature" technology, and is not as efficient as some newer phones from other manufacturers.

[TheAuthority]

I've been on a Sprint Q10 for a long time. I love it. In defense of Sprint's late os updates, they're usually perfect, no bugs, when they finally do come out. I've been with Sprint for decades, but if Sprint told me I couldn't use a BlackBerry 10 device on its network, I would drop Sprint like a used condom.