[KingIROCZ]

#11) You do realize you can use the device as an "all touch" or slide out the keyboard if you choose.

To myself and I'm sure others this makes it a viable option for all touch lovers (me) or the keyboard purists.

One may believe the device is bulky and unbalanced, but it's the exact opposite. Thin as the Z30 and beautifully balanced with the screen extended. Blackberry has nailed it with this piece of hardware.

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[emanuel0ss0]

#11) You do realize you can use the device as an "all touch" or slide out the keyboard if you choose.

To myself and I'm sure others this makes it a viable option for all touch lovers (me) or the keyboard purists.

One may believe the device is bulky and unbalanced, but it's the exact opposite. Thin as the Z30 and beautifully balanced with the screen extended. Blackberry has nailed it with this piece of hardware.

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That has been mentioned and a lot of people come back with "why would I buy a phone with a slide out keyboard if I don't need it?"

For me personally, it's truly the best of all worlds. No more app gap with the security of BB protecting Android, you can use the VKB when you are typing formally and you have the highly efficient Blackberry PKB when it's time to get down to business.

[tufcustomer]

And apparently BlackBerry thinks that 0.3% of the market is who they should be pleasing. It's not a mystery why they're on a march to extinction.

1d10t5!!

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They don't seem to be going after the 0.3% if they're willing to ditch BB10. 0.2999% is making it out to be like they won't even look at the slider if it has android on it.

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