Reviewers Liked
- The RIM BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is slim and compact, with a responsive optical touch pad, convenient external media keys, Wi-Fi, stereo Bluetooth, GPS, 3G, and a 2-megapixel camera
- Improved, more responsive trackpad, Better feel all around, Upgradable to BlackBerry OS 6
- Good battery life, excellent form factor, firstrate keyboard
- WiFi added, Updated styling, Light form factor
- Solidly built, attractive BlackBerry that's extremely affordable
- Slim profile; responsive optical trackpad; external media keys; Wi-Fi; stereo Bluetooth; GPS; 3G; 2-megapixel camera
- Good price on most carriers, Textured, solid design, Good physical keyboard, Aboveaverage call quality, Better than usual battery life
- Synching the phone with multiple email addresses is a straightforward process, with multiple accounts supporting push email
Reviewers Didn't Like
- The RIM BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is not too different from its predecessors, and remains a fairly basic smartphone
- Display is lowres for a smartphone, Battery life could be better
- Low resolution screen, poor web browser, mediocre camera, dated operating system, soso call quality
- Sluggish at times, Substandard camera, Touted as a 3G device, but really doesn't take advantage of 3G network in any way
- Low resolution display and camera
- Almost identical to its predecessor save for a few changes; poor photo quality
- Third-party app catalog still lags. Low-res camera
- BlackBerry OS 5 is old; BlackBerry 6 may be too slow, App World still not as good as rival shops, Poor camera, Not necessarily a better value
- Despite supporting HSDPA and Wi-Fi, the video streaming process was very stop startLook and Feel
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