Lol true, it made my day. Not selling just curious, thought the high price was due to a cancellation of the new 2021 blackberry device.
It's not cancelled.... just still a long way off, and who know if it's going to be reasonable priced.
KEY2 prices are just the result of limited demand of an even more limited product (PKB phones). But there is a difference in people on eBay asking a price, and getting it.
It's not cancelled.... just still a long way off, and who know if it's going to be reasonable priced.
KEY2 prices are just the result of limited demand of an even more limited product (PKB phones). But there is a difference in people on eBay asking a price, and getting it.
Aside from the outrageous $1K prices that only new or mint red KEY2's can sell for, the KEY2's and LE's still sell for way more than 2018 midrangers should.
They're in a category of their own, regular depreciation doesn't apply here.
Silver ones can still sell for close to original MSRP, sometimes even more. You just don't see that with slabs, ever.
having these rumors of "cancellation" of upcoming PKB device, I put a new battery in my KEY² & my Key¹ already has that so I'm OK until carrier carries out threats…
having these rumors of "cancellation" of upcoming PKB device, I put a new battery in my KEY² & my Key¹ already has that so I'm OK until carrier carries out threats…
I also replaced the battery on both my KEY2's.
The only "side effect" is that now I don't think I can monitor the battery's temperature anymore via AccuBattery or another temperate monitoring app.
It just always shows 24-25 degrees Celsius even when you can clearly feel that it gets hotter (such as when fast charging).
Lol true, it made my day. Not selling just curious, thought the high price was due to a cancellation of the new 2021 blackberry device.
OM hasn’t said anything one way or another regarding the BB Unicorn yet.
Originally Posted by the_boon
Lol seriously? What a lowball
It’s not a lowball for me because the device isn’t worth too much to me. The PKB isn’t that important anymore for me and I can’t use the device for business since it’s outdated from an OS perspective to my vendor partners. I could use the device for basic personal functions but why if I can use my XR or 3a too. Since it’s reduced to a hobby coffee table device, I offered $100 USD but that’s me. The Pixel 3a was only $150 USD and carrier supported even though factory unlocked.
OM hasn’t said anything one way or another regarding the BB Unicorn yet.
It’s not a lowball for me because the device isn’t worth too much to me. The PKB isn’t that important anymore for me and I can’t use the device for business since it’s outdated from an OS perspective to my vendor partners. I could use the device for basic personal functions but why if I can use my XR or 3a too. Since it’s reduced to a hobby coffee table device, I offered $100 USD but that’s me. The Pixel 3a was only $150 USD and carrier supported even though factory unlocked.
It's a complete lowball to offer $100 for a fully functioning KEY2. Add another benjamin to that "offer" and you could probably find a decent used LE on eBay.
It's not about what it's worth to YOU, the market prices for this unique device remain higher.
It's still the best spec'ed Berry to date and it can still serve quite well as a primary device for a while.
If we were talking about a BB10 phone it may be a different story due to being less than a year away from BBID server shutdowns (everywhere) and 3G shutdowns (US).
It's a complete lowball to offer $100 for a fully functioning KEY2. Add another benjamin to that "offer" and you could probably find a decent used LE on eBay.
It's not about what it's worth to YOU, the market prices for this unique device remain higher.
It's still the best spec'ed Berry to date and it can still serve quite well as a primary device for a while.
If we were talking about a BB10 phone it may be a different story due to being less than a year away from BBID server shutdowns (everywhere) and 3G shutdowns (US).
My offer is reasonable to ME and seller can always say NO if the offer is too low too low to accept. I have found many people taking below market prices for many things lately since many people are in desperate times.
My offer is reasonable to ME and seller can always say NO if the offer is too low too low to accept. I have found many people taking below market prices for many things lately since many people are in desperate times.
Any working silver KEY2 can easily fetch $350 on eBay in less than a day.
Any working silver KEY2 can easily fetch $350 on eBay in less than a day.
That’s great if they get a better offer. I’m not hard up for one. As I said there’s plenty of desperate folks out there and the worst that someone tells me is no.
What about black KEY2 ? I thought than the dual sim + 128 Gb would be an advantage over the silver version.
There are alot more black than there are silver KEY2's out there.
But to someone who wants the dual sim function and/or really needs to have 128GB of storage then yes they'd probably pay more for a dual sim black than a single sim silver.
On eBay, black models typically go for $300 - $400, and silvers between $350 - $550, but sometimes even more. Red is at least $650.
That’s great if they get a better offer. I’m not hard up for one. As I said there’s plenty of desperate folks out there and the worst that someone tells me is no.
First you make a joke offer, then insist it's serious, then say you're trying to take advantage of desperate people? Stop being a turd, Chuck.
But there is a difference in people on eBay asking a price, and getting it.
You're right...in that thanks to eBay's ridiculously outrageous 10% fees to the seller (in addition to PayPal's 2.9%) and also shipping, the final amount they end up with is not what the buyer actually paid.
I've sold enough stuff on eBay to know that for example:
Item sells for $500
Paypal fees: 2.9% = $15
eBay fees: 10% = $50
Shipping via USPS Priority with some insurance = $13