Customer Ratings & Reviews

Most Passport owners agree that the marketing of this phone is its Achilles heel. If more people understood its usefulness, it would be much more popular. That aside, the trade marked Blackberry Hub, BBM (expansion), tactile keyboard and touch screen combination are some of the more alluring features. The aluminum chassis, second to none e mail and document capability, the overall size and shape (fits in front shirt pocket) are also useful and attractive features. My passport is quick, nimble and responsive when moving between functions. There are many features that can be customized to make it your own. If you want some of the more popular applications, you MAY NOT want a Passport as it may not support them. On the other hand, such limitations can make for a more secure handheld device. Do your research and discover if the Passport is the mobile handset for you.

Yes, my daughters have an iphone 6. Yes, it's a good phone with a great camera. But seriously, after using it myself for a couple of weeks I can't imagine how someone can seriously use this phone in a professional way. At lunch my battery was dead and I had to recharge at 5pm while I still had 3-4 hours of work to go. The apps are ok, but its super simple to install android apps on the Passport due to the great processor and screen. Ok, NFC payments dont work, but I can live with that if I don't have to curse all day due to battery death. I think everyone who used the BB10 operating system will say that it's much much faster and easier than android or iOS. Yes for work that is. If you play around with your phone, get an android or iphone, they are better. But if you really need to get work done and hurl out 60 emails a day - nothing beats my passport...