T-Mobile Black Berry Curve 8320 Cell Phone Review
What to Consider when Buying This Blackberry Phone
First, let's look at the design of the T-Mobile Black Berry Curve 8320 Cell phone. The size of the phone is definitely much bigger than the regular cell phone. It may not fit in your pocket as easily, as other phones do, but you don't really notice that too much. It basically comes in two colors, the platinum and the gold. I chose the platinum, however, you have to be careful not to scratch the phone, and otherwise it loses its great looks very fast.
The QWERTY keyboard of the T-mobile Black Berry Curve 8320 cell phone is simple enough for messaging, and typing. No problems that I can think of there. Of course, that is something that you have to do with one hand, and you will eventually get used to it. The T-mobile Black Berry Curve 8320 cell phone has a cool feature too, a correction system, that you can use when you make mistakes and you can also do spell checking.
As far as the camera is concerned, I do not like the resolution of most of the pictures that come out of phones, and that is not different with the T-Mobile Black Berry Curve 8320 Cell Phone. It has capacity of 2MP, but it is not the best that you can get for the money. It does have a flash, which is cool, but still I don't like the results that I get from the camera. Also, if you want to store your photos and music, it is definitely better that you get them stored in a micro SD card. The Mp3 capability of the T-mobile Black Berry Curve 8320 Cell phone is not the best that you can find in today's cell phones. Although the speakers are loud and clear, the features don't seem to work as good as they should. I don't think that this is a phone for these kind of features.
The battery of the T-mobile Black Berry Curve 8320 cell phone is very reliable. For me, it has gone for up to 2 days while I am using it moderately. It may not work for so long for someone who has more work to do with the phone.
The T-Mobile Black Berry Curve 8320 cell phone has a calendar, alarm, notes and a to do list, which I consider to be very good features.
The reception of the T-Mobile Black Berry Curve 8320 cell phone seems to be very strong. The downside of that being that sometimes it picks up from other lines, which disturbs the quality of the sound of the phone. It can be very annoying at times.
Another problem with the T-mobile Black Berry Curve 8320 cell phone is that you have to subscribe separately in order to use the web and e-mails capabilities of this mobile. Apparently, other cell phones do not require extra expenses on web and e-mail connectivity. You may find that the T-mobile Black Berry Curve 8320 cell phone may tend to become more expensive in the long run.
Published by Jack Woods
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