Going going gone! Get the last Blackberry Key2 devices while you can

A quick check on the Blackberrry Mobile EU store today revealed that you'd better move quickly if you want to avoid disappointment.

Obviously, the Keyone devices and Motion have sold out.

If you want a Key2, there's a Silver one left with a QWERTZ keyboard.

If you want a Key2 LE, there's a Dual SIM Champagne model with a choice of Qwerty or Qwertz.

Hurry hurry!!

However, if you go to Amazon UK for example you can still find a wider variety of these models available.

But for how long? :huh::rolleyes:

So the infection reached Europe now.
Yes, we got another saturated market!

Originally Posted by John Albert

So the infection reached Europe now.
Yes, we got another saturated market!

Don't worry, they run the numbers and decided it's best not to replenish the EU markets either!

Looks like it's gonna be quite deserted until KEY3, but I guess they must be killing it in Middle East, Asia and Australia!

Originally Posted by the_boon

Don't worry, they run the numbers and decided it's best not to replenish the EU markets either!

Looks like it's gonna be quite deserted until KEY3, but I guess they must be killing it in Middle East, Asia and Australia!

That silence will certainly be in favor of the Unihertz new project !
BlackBerry will again lose part of the tiny keyboard populace remaining ! [emoji12]

Originally Posted by the_boon

Don't worry, they run the numbers and decided it's best not to replenish the EU markets either!

Looks like it's gonna be quite deserted until KEY3, but I guess they must be killing it in Middle East, Asia and Australia!

I think one of the officials here also mentioned the South Pacific. Don't forget this huge market.

Milo Minderbinder strikes again! "We'll sell more phones by not selling any at all!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekL7o8BQkZM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlxDt2BDnJU

Originally Posted by kvndoom

Milo Minderbinder strikes again! "We'll sell more phones by not selling any at all!"

The official TCL/BlackBerry Mobile sales philosophy

It’s pretty safe that a year into sales cycle, demand in the original markets was too low for replenishment production.