[antoscimento]

I have a Blackberry Q10 for more than a year and a half now and after seeing some nice deal lately for the Z30 I fell in love with its look and feel and bought, been using it for a bit more than a week now but found myself returning to my Q10 whenever I Wana type a test or write an e-mail leaving the Z30 for media and instagram and other android apps.

One: the physical keyboard ; there is no possible confrontation, the physical keyboard is of no competition whatsoever.
2- the feel in the hand, the Q10's size is just... right in the hand, just feels good and right and compact.

I still love my Z30 and it's screen and battery and still use it as an everyday driver but returned my primary phone line to my Q10...

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[notfakeprofile]

Soo... what was your question again?

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[boysontheblock]

Can't wait for the classic

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[Aljean Thein]

After getting spoiled by my Z30 5in screen, I can't go back to my old Q10.

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[moegumby]

Keep the Q and buy a tablet!

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[beemaabeemababy]

I use 2 phones everyday: Z30 and Q5. My Q5 is for my business and the Z30 is for my social life. I could swap the sim cards whenever I want, but I never will. For business, I NEED to type accurately and can't afford to make autocorrect errors (which is sometimes do with my Z30). But other than that point, I'm just much more comfortable typing on a physical keyboard than a virtual one (although typing on virtual keyboard is much more faster for me). So I can understand your woes, OP!

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[antoscimento]

Keep the Q and buy a tablet!

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I already have a tablet but I use it rarely even before getting the Z30.

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[Fronzcamino]

I am in exactly the same situation after picking up a Z30 on the shopblackberry sale! I love it for reading and viewing media but still love my Q10 and use it as my primary / business phone. I mostly just use the Z when I'm on my own time and just on wifi. I picked up a petro canada prepaid sim so I can use it occasionally. Things may change as I get more familiar with this thing but I sure do like it so far and it is my first all touch phone as I have always had physical keyboard blackberrys up until now. I was never even interested in a full touch phone before and always thought my Q10 screen was big enough for a phone but now it's feeling pretty small as I switch back and forth. It's kind of a different experience all together. Anyway I like them both and am happy to have both

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[antoscimento]

I am in exactly the same situation after picking up a Z30 on the shopblackberry sale! I love it for reading and viewing media but still love my Q10 and use it as my primary / business phone. I mostly just use the Z when I'm on my own time and just on wifi. I picked up a petro canada prepaid sim so I can use it occasionally. Things may change as I get more familiar with this thing but I sure do like it so far and it is my first all touch phone as I have always had physical keyboard blackberrys up until now. I was never even interested in a full touch phone before and always thought my Q10 screen was big enough for a phone but now it's feeling pretty small as I switch back and forth. It's kind of a different experience all together. Anyway I like them both and am happy to have both

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The Q10 just feels right in the hand

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[antoscimento]

I love my Z30 that's not the point. I love them both.

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[Prem WatsApp]

I use 2 phones everyday: Z30 and Q5. My Q5 is for my business and the Z30 is for my social life. I could swap the sim cards whenever I want, but I never will. For business, I NEED to type accurately and can't afford to make autocorrect errors (which is sometimes do with my Z30). But other than that point, I'm just much more comfortable typing on a physical keyboard than a virtual one (although typing on virtual keyboard is much more faster for me). So I can understand your woes, OP!

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The solution to the woes knows one word, starts with P...
(and $599)

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(seriously, the PP keyboard is very easy to type on with both hands, keys are incredibly "hard to miss", and the flick-type needs to be experienced - media viewing is as good as the Z10, visible screen width in landscape is nearly the same size, yeah, and the speakers ...)



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[Cozz4ever]

I have a Blackberry Q10 for more than a year and a half now and after seeing some nice deal lately for the Z30 I fell in love with its look and feel and bought, been using it for a bit more than a week now but found myself returning to my Q10 whenever I Wana type a test or write an e-mail leaving the Z30 for media and instagram and other android apps.

One: the physical keyboard ; there is no possible confrontation, the physical keyboard is of no competition whatsoever.
2- the feel in the hand, the Q10's size is just... right in the hand, just feels good and right and compact.

I still love my Z30 and it's screen and battery and still use it as an everyday driver but returned my primary phone line to my Q10...

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I know where you're coming from. I use both the passport and the z30 for the same reasons

All I want for Christmas is a Passport

[grahamf]

I can kind of feel that way. I upgraded from a Q5 during the sale and I am still kind of getting used to the keyboard. I won't go back to my Q5 though, but I do find the touch keyboard to be a bit unpredictable. I've only been using it for maybe 2 continuous hours so far so it should get sorted out int he next week or two.

[beemaabeemababy]

The solution to the woes knows one word, starts with P...
(and $599)

;-)

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(seriously, the PP keyboard is very easy to type on with both hands, keys are incredibly "hard to miss", and the flick-type needs to be experienced - media viewing is as good as the Z10, visible screen width in landscape is nearly the same size, yeah, and the speakers ...)



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You're absolutely right, Prem.

I happened to see a Passport on display at a Vodafone store and so I had a short play around on it. Keyboard is magnificent. I can't stress that enough.

So I'm just slowly saving up to buy it. Hopefully in December. But then the red one will be released. Awww. Decisions, decisions.

On another side point, it seems that sales for Passport are not restricted to business users anymore since I was able to buy it on contract right there in a Vodafone UK store.

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