[hebehebe]

https://www.gsmarena.com/blackberry-phones-36.php

[anon(10465884)]

hmmmm..honestly tough ...but if I go back to my first blackberry the torch 9900 I just loved it. I had the passport..classic..leap...Q10..a Z30 for a bit and also the Q5 and the bold 9900

If I had to choose my all time fav right now I would say the BlackBerry classic and bold 9900

[ralpheboyo]

No doubt in my mind .....classic.....still my daily driver in 2018....has every thing, great keyboard, great form factor, touch-pad.....

BB Classic Q20 sent via CB 10

[Thud Hardsmack]

I've two answers for this: BlackBerry I've heard referenced with something approaching reverence - Bold 9000. BlackBerry I've actually used that I'd consider legendary - 9930. But the 9000 more so, even though I've never used it.

[anon(10465884)]

No doubt in my mind .....classic.....still my daily driver in 2018....has every thing, great keyboard, great form factor, touch-pad.....

BB Classic Q20 sent via CB 10

I wouldn't say it's a great daily driver in 2018. The battery life doesn't keep up in 2018

[ralpheboyo]

I wouldn't say it's a great daily driver in 2018. The battery life doesn't keep up in 2018

Can't really complain.....

[Spunton_Duddley]

The BlackBerry I used for the longest period of time and that I consider legendary is the original black Passport.

[cjack88]

8330 that I used on Nextel for work. To this day it is still the only phone that I've ever used until it quit working.

[Crisdean]

For me it's my Bold 9780. In general, Bold 9900. The pinnacle of BBOS and a beautiful device that combined the 9000 with the 97x0 series.

Missing it.

[hebehebe]

Once upon a time, when you share sth. on Facebook, it used to show from which device it's shared... Blackberry or iPhone

[FF22]

The Verizon 8830 World Edition. It was my first BB. I purchased it for potential use in European travels. And then it accompanied me and two friends on a three week European adventure. The three of us used it for Email. Luckily, at that time Verizon had a great global/international plan. We used almost 4 gigs of data retrieving email and checking weather and news. Even made a number of phone calls.

We all still fondly remember that trip and the 8830WE.

[tfitzpat03]

The best true blackberry experience came from a Bold 9900. I would consider that one my pick for "Legendary blackberry."

The most complete blackberry experience is the Keyone. It is the most solid all around device they have made (until I use a Key2).

[cjack88]

Blackberry 8350i on Nextel. To this day I still think I was most productive at work with that phone....

[hebehebe]

My favourite device is Torch 9800. Unfortunately it had robbery case.

[DrBoomBotz]

Playbook in a bad way.
Because... stack charging.

Passport SE in a good way.
Great looking and different.

[step07]

hard to decide, the BOLD 9000 was my first blackberry that got me hooked. so I suppose that would have to be up there.

however my favourite blackberry of all time was the Passport... by a land slide. The keyboard was perfect, battery was amazing and that Square screen was perfect for typing up all my Uni work. it was also probably the most recognised phone I've ever owned, every single time I whipped it out random people actually stopped me to ask what it was, or if they could have a go on it.

[A Noise Annoys]

It has to be the Passport for me.

I guess the one that makes me the most nostalgic is the Bold 9700, the phone that REALLY established BB as far as I'm concerned. But the Passport by far is the best all round device I've ever used, still brilliant after all these years.

[Elephant_Canyon]

Playbook and Storm. The devices that cemented BlackBerry's new legacy to this day.

[speeddad]

I've owned, in order, Curve 8310, Torch 9860, Bold 9900, Z10, Q10, PRIV, KEYone.

Bold 9900 is my pick for "legendary."

Why? Touch and type, excellent BB7 OS with almost infinite configurability, excellent keyboard, plus still had phone and back keys. Touch pad was awesome too.

Best battery life goes to the old Curve 8310 though.

[Luke Beauchamp]

The Passport! Whenever I used the Passport people would ask me what type of phone I was using. It was a real head turner. The gigantic square screen was spectacular! The Passport was the only square screen phone I've had in which the screen didn't feel to small.

Also the Passport was the exact right size and shape to fit in my shirt pocket. The speakers were LOUD and the flashlight was really bright. The wide keyboard had bigger keys and so was easier to use. Only downside was that I struggled with one handed typing.

[Doityourself]

bold 9900

fantastic design and keyboard

[Drg84]

The Passport! Whenever I used the Passport people would ask me what type of phone I was using. It was a real head turner. The gigantic square screen was spectacular! The Passport was the only square screen phone I've had in which the screen didn't feel to small.
.

I experienced that a Lot with my passport. "What's with the big square phone? Hey a keyboard! I like it, it's unique!" If the Mrs hadn't bought me a keyone and the screen hadn't lifted (since fixed) I would have probably stayed with the passport till now. But running it after my repair for a week, it's hard to use.

[Zidentia]

For me it's my Bold 9780. In general, Bold 9900. The pinnacle of BBOS and a beautiful device that combined the 9000 with the 97x0 series.

Missing it.

Crisdean,
No time long hear. How's life?

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[Zidentia]

While my z10 has been solid and still my daily, my favorite will always be my Bold 9650. That thing spent more time on concrete than in the holster. It still looks new and works great albeit having the BIS issue.

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[Chuck Finley69]

The Key2 because it made it this far after there’s not supposed to be anymore BB phones according to all the haters....... “BB still makes phones?”