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About LinkBacksI got a pristine condition Orange M5000 and a Qtek9100... At least one of them has the 'Windows Mobile 6' sort of funky custom ROM from XDA. Should probably put it on eBay one of these days...!Originally Posted by Biscuit
I got a pristine condition Orange M5000 and a Qtek9100... At least one of them has the 'Windows Mobile 6' sort of funky custom ROM from XDA. Should probably put it on eBay one of these days...!
After you mentioning the keyONE, and me having continuing issues with my Oneplus One, I'm really seriously considering it as a replacement... I rarely do anything other than social media, texting and calls on my phone these days so as a media device, im not too bothered about it having the strange aspect ratio.
Overall, would you give it a stamp of £370 approval?
I went from an £11/month contract to a new 24-month contract at £27/month just to get the handset, so that'll be ~ £384. I haven't regretted it for a second. I'm a fairly to very light mobile user, and sometimes I can get 3 - 4 days between charges. I think I've managed to drain it in a day once, but I was watching live streaming video from the BBC for several hours on that day! It's smooth, responsive, the Blackberry customisations actually add to the Android experience, and I haven't been able to throw anything at it so far that it can't cope with. Plus the keyboard is gorgeous to work on. It also uses the keyboard as a touchpad, and while I don't use that very often (and very occasionally delete a word by accident because I tend to let my fingers drift over the surface of the keyboard as I'm typing) when I do use its features it's genuinely helpful.
Erm, yeah, I might quite like this phone
I'm not going to lie - if they did a cheaper version I'd've gone for that (I loved my Q5 - if BB10 had developer. support I'd still be using it, and failing that an Android Q5 would've been my ideal device). I suspect this thing has a lot of features I'll never even know about, let alone use. It's the most I've ever spent on a phone by a long way.
Still worth it. SO worth it
Biscuit (12-01-2018)
Reckon Ill have to try and keep and eye out, see if I can get a good deal on one thenI went from an £11/month contract to a new 24-month contract at £27/month just to get the handset, so that'll be ~ £384. I haven't regretted it for a second. I'm a fairly to very light mobile user, and sometimes I can get 3 - 4 days between charges. I think I've managed to drain it in a day once, but I was watching live streaming video from the BBC for several hours on that day! It's smooth, responsive, the Blackberry customisations actually add to the Android experience, and I haven't been able to throw anything at it so far that it can't cope with. Plus the keyboard is gorgeous to work on. It also uses the keyboard as a touchpad, and while I don't use that very often (and very occasionally delete a word by accident because I tend to let my fingers drift over the surface of the keyboard as I'm typing) when I do use its features it's genuinely helpful.
Erm, yeah, I might quite like this phone
I'm not going to lie - if they did a cheaper version I'd've gone for that (I loved my Q5 - if BB10 had developer. support I'd still be using it, and failing that an Android Q5 would've been my ideal device). I suspect this thing has a lot of features I'll never even know about, let alone use. It's the most I've ever spent on a phone by a long way.
Still worth it. SO worth it
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