There are plenty of options available in the Android world, but there are a few unique aspects to the $650 KEY2, including, obviously that QWERTY keyboard.
Sure, after a few years of on-screen keyboards, it definitely takes some practice to use a hardware QWERTY keyboard again. That said, it is an excellent keyboard with good spacing and tactile feedback, shortcuts galore, intelligent prediction, and touch sensitivity that make it wonderful for scrolling without touching the display. We also like the phone's security via the DTEK app, which is designed to raise your awareness of security on the phone, and the Private Locker, where a secure file explorer, secure photo gallery, and Firefox Focus reside with the option to add other apps.
Plus, let's not forget the centralized communications platform provided by BlackBerry Hub, the Convenience key with up to 52 shortcuts available, and that Privacy Shade and Redactor tool.
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