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Won't cost too much for those who understand that it's basically the only QWERTY option lol.It's not thin at all, it won't work on AT&T, and it will cost too much. Other than that......
There's lots of various PKBs on eBay, Amazon and other sites. Most of them you'd have to try out only on wifi, but some could probably even be used with your current SIM card. If you're really serious about demoING one, now is a good time. If you are very happy with a SLAB phone, then I doubt a PKB would spark any interest for you.It looks kinda cool... well sized for pocket carry. I've never used a pkb but folks who have seem to love them. I'd like to find a demo unit somewhere to see what all the excitement is about.
Won't cost too much for those who understand that it's basically the only QWERTY option lol.
So far I believe all Unihertz phones have been $350 or less.
I know there's people who love physical keyboards. I do not type enough to have a keyboard take up so much screen all the time. I hope they succeed because the more competition the better for ALL OF US!
Tired of Samsuck, Crapple, and Pixies. I hate them all!
I think they're both honest.Thanks for the videos @Boon.
The first one is brutally honest. This looks like a step or two backwards. For those of us who used BlackBerry phones in the past, this is an abomination. I know it’s just a kickstarter project but it’s still bad.
The second guy seems like an apologist making excuses as best he can. Not sure what else to say.
I don’t think we’ll ever see a quality pkb phone again, but, who knows? As I’ve said before the world has moved on but it would be nice to see something decent for those who still want the pkb experience. This ain’t it.