[JOHNGAETANO]

[o4liberty]

I see more positive reviews out there but they all point to the space key and camera issues.

[danp2000]

He really likes the KEY².

[markusbeutel]

I see more positive reviews out there but they all point to the space key and camera issues.

Yep - those are the two main issues.

Spacebar is funny though - I don't notice anything wrong with it if I'm in a loud room, but the moment I'm in a quiet room the wobble and uneven clicks were really obvious.

It's like they did QA in a loud factory, then came back to the office with a fresh off the production line Key2 and were probaby like... f%÷¿!

[footmatix]

this may be the difference between handsets once made by BlackBerry (RiM) themselves and now TCL

[jmorgan456]

That was a remarkable review. Pretty balanced - hit and explained the low points. But did not go over the top. Clearly willing to give the good points a chance to convince him. And they clearly did.

I assume this will be on the amazon page for the phone.
Hopefully folks will watch it.

[markusbeutel]

That was a remarkable review. Pretty balanced - hit and explained the low points. But did not go over the top. Clearly willing to give the good points a chance to convince him. And they clearly did.

I assume this will be on the amazon page for the phone.
Hopefully folks will watch it.

He kind of discredits himself ten seconds in when he espouses his bias for the KeyOne and describes it as "wildly successful" - it's like the exact opposite bias going in akin to unboxtherapy (but still makes some good points).

It didn't even sell a million in a year (850k).

For reference, the PRIV sold 650k it's first quarter - the Oneplus 6 just sold a million in under a month of release.

[jmorgan456]

I heard "widely" not "wildly.". And I think that is accurate. I think it exceeded expectations.

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