Reviewers Liked
- As fast as Bold 9900, More real estate than Bold 9900, Crisp and bright screen, Great form factor combining touchscreen and keyboard, Solid build
- The RIM BlackBerry Torch 9810 has a sharp and vibrant touch screen, a decent physical keyboard, BlackBerry 7 OS, a 1.2GHz processor, and 720p HD video recording
- Much more responsive platform experience, Vastly superior web browsing performance
- Great screen, amazing keyboard, speedy processor
- Fast processor, Good screen, Great media playback, Fast browser
- Solid build quality, excellent display, good performance with smooth and responsive OS, excellent social media integration messaging experience, great call quality
- Speedy UI and camera, Excellent battery life, Very good keyboard, Uses less data than other smartphones
- Solid hardware build, highres display, fantastic camera, dependable keyboard
- Excellent battery life, Responsive touchscreen via Liquid Graphics, Solid improvement over 9800
- Faster data speeds, faster CPU, improved web browser
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Poor camera performance in low light conditions; No space key for password fields
- The RIM BlackBerry Torch 9810's design is similar to a previous generation model, and it is far more expensive than the AT&T version of the same phone
- Recycled design, Not enough new features with OS 7, Outdated right from the start
- It’s huge and heavy, while the app store still leaves much to be desired.Look and Feel
- Unstable OS 7, Quality of captured images is below average, Tad expensive
- Keyboard is a bit cramped, not the slickest user interface around, no frontfacing camera
- Brand-new OS already feels old, Very few apps, Over-reports signal strength
- Mediocre battery life for a BlackBerry, OS looks nice but feels dated, bad lags at times
- User Interface, Outdated design, Limited app support
- OS 7 feels out of date, 3rd party apps weak, keyboard is cramped
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