[anon(5830442)]

I had a black and a white q10 and the white keyboard felt different, it wasnt as tight and nice to type on as the black keyboard. Does this also happen to the passport keyboard? Im not making reference to the different back feel, but rather the clickness of the keys. Thanks.

[silverbullet]

Doubt it.

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[anon9347040]

An excellent question. I am also curious whether the white and red Passport back covers have the same suede-like feel the black one does or do they have a smooth, hard feel to it.

[Noles26]

ALL feel same to me, own red now, black before...

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[roboticarm]

I had two black passports on launch day. And I ordered a white one in march. The black keyboards felt a lot more rubbery and didn't make much sound. The white one feels more clicky.

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[CecilTsunami]

An excellent question. I am also curious whether the white and red Passport back covers have the same suede-like feel the black one does or do they have a smooth, hard feel to it.

white one is smooth. Not grippy.

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[mf1982]

Anyone have any knowledge of the doubled typing rate on the differennt colours?

I have a double typing black. I couldn't do white, but might do red.

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[jdesignz]

Just like women. Yeah all the same. It's just the price that makes them different.

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[deiop]

We have over 20 Passports in our office and all keyboards 'feel' different. Some have buttons that are 'harder' to press, some are more softer, some have a more 'klick' feeling. And on top, all displays are different, some more 'green' some more 'red' and a couple have a more cool blue display. Of course all with the same color setting

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[jsanakonda]

@deiop

20 passports in one place, WOW!
I never seen anyone else with passport so far

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[Stomps01]

Anyone have any knowledge of the doubled typing rate on the differennt colours?

I have a double typing black. I couldn't do white, but might do red.

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Have never experienced that with black or red......

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[jojo beaconsfield]

We have over 20 Passports in our office and all keyboards 'feel' different. Some have buttons that are 'harder' to press, some are more softer, some have a more 'klick' feeling. And on top, all displays are different, some more 'green' some more 'red' and a couple have a more cool blue display. Of course all with the same color setting

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that's not good!!

[steph.iosso]

Anyone have any knowledge of the doubled typing rate on the differennt colours?

I have a double typing black. I couldn't do white, but might do red.

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I have double typing on my black passport too. Very frustrating. My mom had a double typing Q10, but I changed the keyboard and it's fine now. Definitely a hardware issue! The site I buy from doesn't have passport keyboards unfortunately.

[zombiecupcake]

Just like women. Yeah all the same. It's just the price that makes them different.

Pasaporte Pilipinas | SQW100-1/10.3.2.798

You're not "buying" the right "women" then

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[NG888]

I find the red keys smoother than the black pp I bought at launch, then they probably are from different production cycles and some changes could have been made.

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[Jean-Luc Orlando]

I had two black passports on launch day. And I ordered a white one in march. The black keyboards felt a lot more rubbery and didn't make much sound. The white one feels more clicky.

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I've noticed the same as well. I have a black and white one. The white one has a much more clicky feeling to it than the black one. These are the only ones I've tested so I can't confirm if others are like this. It's interesting to see another person noticing the same though.

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[BlackBerry Wine]

You're not "buying" the right "women" then

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Good for you,great answer : )

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[deiop]

@deiop

20 passports in one place, WOW!
I never seen anyone else with passport so far

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All Work phones in our company

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[joshua_sx1]

Even within the same colour group, there is a different between the feeling of keyboard... or it just us...

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[mistamikel]

As the consensus, I have the black one and a friend has the red. Both feel the same to me.

[Hilton_K]

It's well know that the red one is faster to type on...

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[shawnreum]

NO difference between them.
All three use the same material, specs,and hardware.
The only difference is color.

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[Dmessenger]

I want to replace my black keyboard to red.Where can I order that online. Thanks in advance

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[Stomps01]

NO difference between them.
All three use the same material, specs,and hardware.
The only difference is color.

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I don't agree with this unless they used a different membrane under the keys in the later models. Red one is stiffer than any black keyboard I used... could be coincidence....

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[adix821]

Am a reseller in Singapore selling BlackBerry Passport.

The black one have the nicest feel when typing and not much clicking sound

White one does give a louder click sound

Red one is the same as white

And if u notice the J button, the white one and red have a gap or somehow lose. For the black it's totally different

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