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The KEY2 LE was released back in late , and this alone could be enough of a factor to keep even the most devoted BlackBerry fans at a safe distance. Nevertheless, the phone exists and can be bought if you fancy it all that much. Let's talk specs. Instead of the Snapdragon Mobile Platform that powers the KEY2, the lower-priced model has the Snapdragon chipset under the hood.

Now, these specs are surely outdated by today's standards but they're not too bad. Is it the best BlackBerry phone you can buy? Not really The original KEY2 or the successor of the KEYone however you want to look at it is also an option for nostalgia-ridden smartphone enthusiasts. There's no denying that the KEY2 looks stylish and sleek, with the iconic BlackBerry keyboard below the square-ish screen. This one has even better specs than the LE version, on par with some low-mid range phones from You know, for people who like big screens - people of This phone mirrors the hardware specs of the KEY2 to some extent.

The biggest drawback of this phone is that it's not quite made for the US. The Bad Camera can be hit-and-miss Cheap-feeling home button Unsatisfying speaker. If you don't need a hardware keyboard but still want to flash the BlackBerry badge around, the BlackBerry Motion is your best bet. It's another phone from the past, though - so don't expect miracles. Still with us? Let's soldier on then to some specs. The BlackBerry Motion comes with a 5. Not the fastest processor even back then, and quiet on the backfoot in Read More: BlackBerry Motion review.

The best advice we can give BlackBerry fans right now is to wait. The BlackBerry 5G has been officially announced and just like every BlackBerry phone of late will focus heavily on trust and security features. The phone will be a collaboration with the US-based mobile security company Onward Mobility - BlackBerry announced the partnership right after their licensing deal with TCL ended.

What all this means is that your current options as a BlackBerry fan are quite limited. Related: 5 underrated Android Blackberry features we want on new Blackberry phones. Released in , the BlackBerry Key 2 is the closest thing to a modern flagship with the BlackBerry name. Related: BlackBerry Key 2 review. Those are respectable specs, but nothing noteworthy. It cuts some corners in the specs department to drop the price by just a tad.

Notably, the Key 2 LE is still easy enough to find in a brand-new state. The Key 2 LE looks pretty much the same as the regular Key 2. The differences are in the specs, and they are very subtle. If you can find a new variant of the Key 2 selling somewhere, definitely grab it. If not, the button below will take you to a page where you can pick up a used Key 2 LE, which will be almost as good.

The Evolve is unique among modern BlackBerry devices in that it skips the physical keyboard. Instead, it sports a more traditional smartphone design with a rear-mounted fingerprint reader and dual-camera setup. Like its Key 2 siblings, the BlackBerry Evolve cuts a few corners to save on price. You should have no problem keeping the 5.