Best BlackBerry Cell Phones - GSM 1800 Network Type, M3 Hearing Aid Compatibility Rating

'exceptionally sleek and feature-rich smartphone package'

'impressive 1.2GHz processor'

'full QWERTY keyboard'

'The display is bright and vibrant, and boasts superb viewing angles and clarity.'

'The phone oozes class, and though it still sports a mix of faux-leather plastics and soft touch paint with that now-signature chrome band, the BlackBerry Bold 9700 now feels understated and slight in the hand. '

'very good phone'

' When the first BlackBerry Bold debuted late last year, I called it the best BlackBerry smartphone yet. '

'capable phone'

'powerful and reliable phone'

'good phone'

'The BlackBerry Bold 9780 is a safe phone, based on a trusted model (the Bold 9700), and anyone that’s looking for reliability and ease of use will not be disappointed with it. '

'The BlackBerry Bold 9780 is quite a stylish phone with a design which is very similar to the standard BlackBerry QWERTY. '

'The trackball on this phone seemed especially sensitive and intuitive in our hands-on tests.'

'extremely rich and classy looking phone'

'great value phone'

'The two themes included with the operating system make the phone's interface even more appealing.'

'Universal search.'

'attractive and well-designed phone'

'The Torch is the first phone to ship with version 6 of the BlackBerry OS, which has been completely redesigned to compete with today's best mobile OSes, like Apple's iOS and Google's Android. '

'Basically, it's a pretty good mobile browser with some extra features that we really like (such as an actual cursor, which allows you to navigate sites the way god intended). '

'helpful "Nice phone'

'Snappy, Stable OS.'

'the perfect phone'

'best smart phones'

'We were able to pair the smartphone with the Logitech Mobile Traveller Bluetooth headset and the Motorola S9 Bluetooth Active Headphones .'

'more attractive phones'

'fantastic phone'

'admirably sharp photos'

'world-roaming capabilities'

'Global roaming.'

'The individual keys were easy to press and had just enough clickiness.'