[andrew1953]

1.9800 2. 9860 3. 8520 Also have a PlayBook 64GB but that's not a phone. Can't really separate it from the 9800 as that gives them both separation anxiety.

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[southlander]

1. Playbook
2. Torch 9850
3. Bold 9930


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[Speedygi]

Z10 will be my favorite, thats for sure.

As for legacy devices, the 9900.

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[Zirak]

9900 (a great phone with no issues for me. yes I miss my keyboard still, is a month too long to pine?)
Z10 (the best OS and Multimedia experience, if you are into that)
(then way down)
9800
9700

[mandm1229]

1. 9930 I love everything about it.
2. Storm 1. I liked the hard buttons on this. They Surepress click screen was a great feature.
3. Pearl. My first BlackBerry I was on a budget. I loved it. It did everything i needed it to and more. This is when i first came to CrackBerry. Lost my account from then .

I also love my PlayBook

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BlackBerry By Choice!

[thurask]

1. Z10
2. 9900
3. PlayBook
4. 9300
5. 8520

Strangely, my device timeline is the reverse of this chart. Hurm.

[maddie1128]

I had the Pearl-Storm 1-Storm 2 (and yes I loved them) Torch 9850- Playbook and WAITING.......for the Z10. Right now the Torch is my favorite because it is the latest that I own. I do miss the surepress from the Storms but the touchpad helped me get over that!

[Stevocrackberry]

Z10 (an unbelievable piece of kit)

9900 (brilliant)

8900 (the one that started it for me)

9320 (solid entry level phone)

8520 (terrible)

Loved em all except the 8520.

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[amjass12]

For me, that's hard to answer. When I first got my BlackBerry, it was a curve 8900. And back then blackberry was the best device.. or at least was still up there and popular amongst the consumer. So for that time, I really loved the device that I had. And thinking back, there really was nothing better. I couldn't believe I had such a device, when people were still knocking around with non smartphones.

Now the z10 is the same, but for me is a great smartphone compared to the competition.

I have loved all the blackberries I had... the z10 is amazing, and I couldn't be happier with the phone I currently own....

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[tfp]

1 - 9000
2 - Z10
3 - PlayBook
4 - 9900
5 - 8110
6 - 9800
7 - 9860
8 - 9360
9 - 8310
10 - 9700
11 - 8530

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[knighty2112]

1. Z10
2. PlayBook
3. Torch 9800
4. Curve 8520



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[ChaoticBlissPA]

1. 9930
2. 9700
3. 8330 (my first berry)

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[shemaree09]

1. 9930
2. Playbook
3. Curve 8900 ( a joke compared to my 9930 ) but this phone was a TANK! dropped it so many times and it still survived. I could go days without charging it too.

[BB Marissa]

8100 Pearl
Z10
7290
Playbook
8120
8300
9700 torch
7230
8707
I think that's them all


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[blackherrie]

1 8707v
2 7100
3 8100
4 8820
5 9900
6 9700
7 7230


Best is 8707v.

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[ChaoticBlissPA]

Clearly, I have a lot of catching up to do!

[mikeo007]

9700
9900
8900
The box from my 9700
Playbook

[gxgs]

9700, it was a beast. Improved HW over the 9000 in a smaller package. After that, its just a downhill road until Z10.

[Xterra2]

First - 9700
Second - 9900
Third - 9780

[RubberChicken76]

3. Curve 8900 ( a joke compared to my 9930 ) but this phone was a TANK! dropped it so many times and it still survived. I could go days without charging it too.

And its camera was better too! ;-)

[3vilPeT3]

8820 was the first from a friend. Fell in love with the communication ability & the keyboard.
8530
9930. Currently using.

[camilo29]

Have to say Z10, it is the best phone yet
Second I would say 9900 loved the keyboard.

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[DannyAves]

It is always the next one I buy.

[garnok]

only have one BB device 8520 and dont have any plan to upgrade it ,it still works fine

[TheQuietRioter]

1. 8900
2. Playbook
3. 9780
4. That Curve 3G
5. 9700
6. 8800