BlackBerry KeyOne now available in the UK, specs, price
Smartphone launches across the UK, O2 and Vodafone tariffs available
The Nougat-powered smartphone arrives as BlackBerry's latest Android device to pack a full QWERTY keyboard, no doubt in a bid to attract BlackBerry purists and business customers.
Release date
The BlackBerry KeyOne is now available in the UK, having launched exclusively at Selfridges on 27 April.
It's also available to pick up from the likes of Carphone Warehouse and Clove.
Price
Despite speculation that the KeyOne would be priced closer to £275 DTEK50 than the more expensive £475 BlackBerry DTEK60, TCL has confirmed that the handset will cost £499 in the UK.
Over at Carphone Warehouse, pick up the BlackBery KeyOne SIM-free for £499.99. It can also be picked up on tariffs with O2 and Vodafone, with prices starting at £19.99 on a £32 month tariff that comes with 500 minutes, unlimited texts and 500MB data.
Specs
The BlackBerry KeyOne's QWERTY keyboard doubles up as a makeshift trackpad, mimicking the BlackBerry trackpad of old, and all 52 buttons can be programmed as customisable shortcuts. There's also a fingerprint scanner built into the spacebar, adding an extra layer of security to the device.
A 4.5in 1620x1080 display sits above the retro keys and under the hood you'll find a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 processor and a 3,505mAh battery. The BlackBerry KeyOne is the first device to feature the firm's new 'Boost' charging tech, which will get you to 50 per cent charge in precisely 36 minutes
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