[bakron1]

I do miss my old reliable 7100i Nextel and my bold 9900. I will always have a soft spot for my z30 which was my favorite OS10 device.

But, it's a new day in 2016 and apps are how folks gets things done today. I do own a Priv and an iPhone 7 32 and they serve me well.

I do miss the Blackberry brand presence here in the USA, but most of the young folks here have been weened on Android and IOS devices and that's just the reality of the current market here.

[duezzer]

Loved my torch. Hated the Priv. Rocking Z30. My father is using one of my old torches. He never had a smartish phone till 9 months ago. He is 79 and loving it. He had a flip for work back when he was 70 just before he retired. He hated it.

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[gebco]

Had a Storm 2. Loved the OS and the Surepress was pretty cool, but don't miss the battery pulls or the hourglass. Really miss my Z30, but I keep it on wifi and use it from time to time. If it wasn't for the lack of app support I'd probably still use it as my daily driver.

[BlackBerry Guy]

I miss using my 9900 the most. The satisfying feeling of banging out a message or email on that keyboard simply cannot be replaced by glass.

[1guitarguy]

I do miss my Q10 heck even my 9900. The Dtek50 just isn't the same.

[Amy wineBerry]

I'm not entirely sure if it's the legacy BlackBerries themselves that I miss or if I'm just nostalgic for the "good ol days" of RIM.

[tangozulu]

I am using a Q10 and a sim free Z30 for my basic daily drivers. I would be missing my old Curve 9320 except it has become my fav iPod. With a 32 go card full of podcasts and music plus FM radio, Tune-in app and long battery life simply can't be beat.

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[anon(9721108)]

I'm not entirely sure if it's the legacy BlackBerries themselves that I miss or if I'm just nostalgic for the "good ol days" of RIM.

Well if you don't miss the amazing typing experience on a legacy device with that crisp clicky keyboard that takes any stress away, then it is not the device that you miss

[vaspat3]

All the time. Who can divorce permanently from all his beautiful wives?

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[bb10adopter111]

I recently cracked the screen on my Z10 and used my old 9700 for a few days until I received a replacement to reinstall. My old BlackBerry was VERY heavily used to the point where you can't read the letters on a lot of the keys, and it had slid across the pavement several times due to careless handling, but it is still very functional and I loved using it again. I'm seriously considering picking up a 9900 now, especially since AT&T still supports BIS for no extra charge.

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[anon(9721108)]

I'm seriously considering picking up a 9900 now, especially since AT&T still supports BIS for no extra charge.

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You can still get a 9900 NEW off eBay or amazon if you can believe it, but I recommend getting a couple spare batteries and a wall charger.

[kvndoom]

Naw, each phone has been markedly better than the last.

Tour > 9650 > 9930 > 9900 > Classic > Passport.

Well I guess the only thing that made the 9900 better than the 9930 is that I wasn't paying those scum at verizon anymore.

Since my next phone won't be BB10, I'm sure I will miss my passport...

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