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30 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Stylish clamshell design, External display very useful, BlackBerry OS 6.0 brings refreshed apps,
Occasional lags in performance, Casing collects enough fingerprints to provide a permanent record, Awkward angle when taking headon pictures, soso camera.
The BlackBerry Style 9670 is an impressive little device. It proved useful, reliable, and even has -- dare I say it -- style. The clamshell form factor grew on me very quickly, especially given the usefulness of the external screen. RIM proves with th...
Fairly cheap price tag ($99.99 with two-year contract after $100 mail-in rebate); “new” clamshell design; easily pocketable; no butt dialing; BlackBerry 6; decent camera; good battery life.What's Bad: The screen is almost at too much of an angle, very glossy face, easily scratched and fingerprint magnet; the keyboard is a little different from any other BlackBerry and I found it a little difficu
The screen is almost at too much of an angle, very glossy face, easily scratched and fingerprint magnet; the keyboard is a little different from any other BlackBerry and I found it a little difficult to get used to.
The BlackBerry Style is a new form factor to RIM, but it's nothing new to the mobile world. It's bringing back and old form factor actually, but with...style. The Style will be great for return BlackBerry customers looking to change it up a bit and f...
Abstract: The BlackBerry Pearl 8220 was Research In Motion’s (RIM) first BlackBerry flip smartphone and one of the first dramatic form factor changes by RIM in an apparent attempt to widen the acceptance of BlackBerry phones to smartphone users interested in a ...
Abstract: The BlackBerry Style 9670 for Sprint, Research In Motion's first BlackBerry flip phone with a full four-row QWERTY keyboard, delivers a design that seems quite appropriate for the BlackBerry. However, other design decisions limit some of the appeal and...
In the end, the BlackBerry Style isn’t a terrible $100 smartphone from Sprint. It’s also not a great one.It’s definitely aimed at consumers and it doesn’t have much of a place in the enterprise market. For the younger crowd already hooked on BBM and RI...
The BlackBerry Style is not as high-style as its name would imply; it’s actually more of an old-fashioned-looking phone. But that’s not a bad thing. It may not boast a cutting-edge touch screen or a big, giant display, but the Style’s style makes it an...
Finally on par with Office for Windows, Fast, Great online/offline Template Gallery, Ribbon is well integrated
No upgrade pricing, no real-time font previews when hovering
Priced at as little as $79 with a new contract, the BlackBerry Style for Sprint is certainly priced right to compete with other budget smartphones. The Style's flip form-factor is quite the charmer, the phone offers great call quality, and the purple...
It's fast, well organized, packed with useful applications and features, specializes in premiere voice quality and ace battery life, flaunts one of the best cameras on the market, and folds down to fit in your Levis snugly. The BlackBerry Style was mu...
Abstract: With the BlackBerry Style 9670, RIM is trying to combine the experience of a full-feature BlackBerry device with a sleek flip-phone design. Sure, they have tried before with the series, but while that device used the poorly titled SureType keyboard, ...
The flip formfactor is done well this time around, Great keyboard, Crisp display, Good call quality
Camera and video performance is lacking, Web browser is still subpar
After some time with the device, Style really is a good name for the 9670. As is often the case with stylish, things they usually lack in substance, and the BlackBerry Style 9670 is no exception. For those more concerned with a cute, flip phone, the St...
