BlackBerry 9350 Curve

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Pros:

Slim design, Near-perfect keyboard given the phone's size, Great call quality.
Crisp display is easy to read, BlackBerry OS 7 runs very smoothly

Cons:

No 4G or HD video recording, Few third-party apps.
Below average call quality, Poor battery life, BlackBerry 7 is more of the same

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Last revision on November 12, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Slim design, Near-perfect keyboard given the phone's size, Great call quality
Crisp display is easy to read, BlackBerry OS 7 runs very smoothly

Reviewers Didn't Like

No 4G or HD video recording, Few third-party apps
Below average call quality, Poor battery life, BlackBerry 7 is more of the same

Expert reviews and ratings

In a world filled with retina display smartphones, 7-inch tablets, and Wi-Fi hotspots the size of half a deck of cards, BlackBerry phones are still the workhorse, reliable phones that they first were when they were introduced. Chances are you've...

By TechRadar on August 07, 2012

The BlackBerry Curve 9350 is great for email, texting, and (finally) browsing the Web, but even this latest version feels like a leftover from three years ago. ...

By PC Mag on November 30, 2011

The BlackBerry Curve 9350 is the entry level device in RIM’s new lineup, but it serves to point out what is wrong with RIM. In the midst of bleeding market share to Android and iOS on the strength of the operating system, RIM has chosen hardware...

By Phone Arena on November 07, 2011