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product_id: 16859312
title: "BlackBerry Passport Unlocked Phone - Retail Packaging - Silver"
brand: "blackberry"
price: "$23768"
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# 4.5" 1440x1440 IPS touchscreen 30 hrs mixed-use battery life Touch-enabled QWERTY keyboard BlackBerry Passport Unlocked Phone - Retail Packaging - Silver

**Brand:** blackberry
**Price:** $23768
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## Summary

> ⌨️📱 Power your professional edge with the BlackBerry Passport Silver Edition!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** BlackBerry Passport Unlocked Phone - Retail Packaging - Silver by blackberry
- **How much does it cost?** $23768 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- blackberry enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted blackberry brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Blend Desktop Integration:** Sync messages, calendar, and contacts to your PC or tablet for a unified workflow—work smarter, not harder.
- • **Hybrid Keyboard Innovation:** Touch-sensitive physical QWERTY keyboard doubles as a trackpad with intuitive swipe shortcuts for lightning-fast typing.
- • **Unmatched Battery Endurance:** 3450mAh battery delivers up to 30 hours of mixed use—stay unplugged and unstoppable all day long.
- • **Seamless Android & BlackBerry Apps:** Access both BlackBerry World and Android apps via desertcart Appstore and sideloading—expand your productivity toolkit effortlessly.
- • **Square HD Display for Productivity:** 4.5-inch IPS screen with 453 ppi ensures crystal-clear visuals and easy reading, even in direct sunlight.

## Overview

The BlackBerry Passport Silver Edition is a GSM unlocked smartphone featuring a unique 4.5-inch square 1440x1440 IPS touchscreen, a long-lasting 3450mAh battery with up to 30 hours of mixed use, and a touch-enabled physical QWERTY keyboard that doubles as a trackpad. Running BlackBerry OS 10, it supports both native BlackBerry apps and Android apps via sideloading, making it a productivity powerhouse designed for business professionals who demand security, durability, and seamless desktop integration through BlackBerry Blend.

## Description

This Brand New Blackberry Passport Silver Edition 32GB Black Factory Unlocked phone comes in Original box with all Original accessories in the box. This is GSM Version of the phone and will NOT work on CDMA Network such as Sprint or Verizon.

Review: A truly impressive device - I am extremely impressed with the capabilities of this device and the thoughtfulness and coherence of the BlackBerry 10 operating system. I've had the Passport now for a couple of months, and recently received the 10.3.1 OS update, which added a ton of cool new elements, including emergency battery saving mode. I've stumbled across a number of other features, though I'm not sure if they are new or not, like "advanced interaction" which does stuff like silence or shut off screen when the device is flipped over (also I'll note the universal search is amazing ... for example I couldn't remember the term "advanced interaction" but I just typed in "flip" on the home screen and, among the results, was "advanced interactions" in settings). I also recently discovered the keyboard shortcuts, you can assign an app or a bunch of other actions to the long press of any key. It would take too long, and frankly I don't remember off hand, all the pleasant little surprises the OS and the device offer, but it's pretty cool. I will say I saw one review complaining about the combo virtual and hard keyboard. I'll say I think the arrangement is genius (how does one complain about a partially virtual keyboard but embrace a fully virtual one? Makes no sense). Anyway, you need to realize that the keyboard is touch sensitive. So, a back swipe = "backspace". And a down swipe = shift. Further, though the virtual keyboard appears when you swipe down (shift), you don't actually need to use it: When you "shift" you can then press the hard key corresponding with the soft key, so for example, swipe down then press the "m" key and you'll get a dollar sign. Though the secondary character isn't printed on the hard key, it works exactly as you'd expect a keyboard with the shift key pressed to operate. Finally, a swipe up selects the predictive text word being suggested for you (there are three presented just above the keyboard, left, right and middle). Once you become accustomed to using the shift key to get your symbols (like speed typing you remember that shift-"b" is "@" and shift "h" is "&" etc, though you can also see it when the virtual keyboard pops up), and begin to rely on the predictive text swipe up, and the really high quality hard keyboard, you can beaver out messages dramatically faster than any other input device. Virtual Assistant: Unlike predecessor BlackBerrys, the voice command system works really well. I haven't done side-by-side tests, but I ask it to do stuff like set alarms and find things on teh web or the device and it performs very well. Blend: This is one that seems to have been overlooked by a lot of people. You install the app on your computer or tablet, and then basically it gives you access to all the messaging, calendar and contact functions of your phone right on your desktop. So, get to the office, pop the Passport on to a cradle (fyi battery life is very good, I often forget to charge at night and I'm still OK for the better part of the next day, which is a relief from battery anxiety I've had with all previous phones), and respond to SMS, email, BBM from my computer; it also shows your contacts and calendar. It doesn't show Notes which is a shame that I assume will be addressed in a future update. It also doesn't let you edit your contacts. But it is Gen 1, and quite a remarkable tool. Also they say nothing is saved on the second device; just the display and input of the second device are used, so Blend could be used on any random computer without worrying your data is going to be left behind for someone else to come across. Anyway, I've seen a lot of reviews where the user seemed to have no idea how to make use of the capabilities of the device (I'm not surprised, I just happened to stumble on this function, there are a lot of hidden gems really, maybe I should read the manual). Oh, the photos are really great quality, even my friends with iPhones have to admit. I just noticed a couple of weeks ago that in the Photo Album app, if you click on the occasional banner that separates sets of photos and videos, it automatically creates a slide show of videos and photos taken in some coherent period of time, with a variety of transitions, etc, it adds some music and a little intro cover and closing. I'm really impressed with this, as what a cool way to show your vacation pics without the dull flipping from one pic to the next. And no effort on my part at all (this is called "Automatic Story Maker"; there is a "Story Maker" app too which allows you to select the media, the intro, the music, etc but I haven't spend time fussing with all that, so I like the automatic mode). I've had good luck with Android apps on the Passport. There are a bunch of Android app stores you can install directly from the browser on the device (the browser is REALLY fast) like 1 Mobile Market and Aptoide and APK DL and Vshare and Mobogenie, so you are not limited to desertcart App Store. I strongly encourage people to install this app called "Snap" which is a native app like Google Play Store. Snap must be side-loaded (a 1-time thing), which is about a 5-10 minute process, there are lots of guides how to do it (basically put the device into Dev mode and install an extension on Chrome browser of your computer). I put on Google Maps (there's an apk on the web you can install to address the sign on issue), yelp, snapchap, instagram, paypal, Shazam, Airbnb, several off-line maps apps, and a bunch of other ones I actually never use. Uber has a mobile site m.uber.com which works just like the app. Is the Android emulation absolutely foolproof? No, you'll occasionally see some message about Google Play Services or something, but I'm really happy with it. I think of it like this: It's a small compromise to pay for access to a mobile powerhouse of features no other device offers and that I really need and use and rely on. And anyway I have an android tablet where I've downloaded hundreds of apps I never use, but maybe that gives me psychic comfort I don't know. Finally, I'll note the dramatic improvement just in the OS update from 10.3 to 10.3.1; the OS isn't perfect but is constantly being polished and improved.
Review: The best smartphone I've owned - I purchased this phone for myself about a week ago. I was looking for a more professional phone with good security and durability. This is it. The Passport has a tremendous battery life. Just yesterday, I used it most of the day until late night, and it went from 100% to still 67% charge. It could last another 2 days at my usage level before needing to be charged! I love the physical keyboard. It takes some getting used to if you've been accustomed to all these iPhone / Samsung virtual keyboards, but I've always preferred the physical keyboard, although I miss the speed of the swipe function of the Android virtual keyboard. The screen is square, so it actually makes reading better and looks more like a desktop screen. It's not ideal if you want to play games or watch movies, but for work purposes, it is excellent. The shape is more ideal for reading articles or looking over graphs and charts. The screen is incredible. It is a HD IPS (in-plane switching) LCD screen with exceptional resolution. The advantage of this type of screen is that it has a BETTER life span than a normal LCD or even OLED screen while retaining the same clarity. Keep that in mind. Also, and even better, you can read easily from this screen in direct sunlight! I was stunned when I discovered this while using my Passport outdoors and I realized I can see everything on screen perfectly without having to find shade somewhere. The build is quite sturdy. My silver edition has a metal frame which is quite solid. It is more stumpy in shape, which probably makes it more damage resistant than the elongated rectangular shapes of most oversized smartphones now. The shape also makes it feel much more secure in my pocket; I don't have to worry about it falling out. And even if it did, like I said, it's quite sturdy, and even moreso now that I have it in a leather case. The OS is the BEST I've ever used. Clean and smooth and fast. My phone was the unlocked version and there was no bloatware on it. I've owned a Note 3 and iPhone 6s+ and a Windows phone (and even my beloved desertcart firephone, too!), but Blackberry's OS 10 is the best. The downside is that its app store is not well-supported, but if you use the phone as a productivity device and not as a toy, the Passport is absolutely the best around. You could always load up the Google Play Store by yourself if you know what you're doing, but if apps are important to you, it is better to stick with Android (or maybe try the Blackberry DTEK or Priv hybrid phones). Personally, I already own an ipad, so I can have my fun apps on that, meaning my phone can be a productivity device. The Passport does have an desertcart appstore on it, so you can get most desertcart apps, including Underground games, too, if you like. That said, if you stick with the Blackberry native apps, they will run the quickest. I will admit to installing the Google store just so I could get my Kindle ereader; for some reason, it is not offered on the desertcart appstore for Blackberry, which is puzzling. I must praise the Hub, which collects all your emails / messages / facebook messages / etc in one easy-to-access location. It is a simple concept but once you use it, you will marvel at how useful it is! Nothing like it exists on other OS platforms. Other reviewers have mentioned this, but I will repeat it too - the Blackberry Passport is the best smartphone for WORK. It is NOT a toy. It has been designed to appeal to the business-oriented consumer. Casual consumers or app-lovers will not like this phone, but for business, you cannot find a better phone out there.

## Features

- Unlocked cell phones are compatible with GSM carriers like AT&T and T-Mobile as well as with GSM SIM cards (e.g. H20, Straight Talk, and select prepaid carriers). Unlocked cell phones will not work with CDMA Carriers like Sprint, Verizon, Boost or Virgin.
- Touch-enabled QWERTY keyboard, that can be used as a track pad
- Wide Touchscreen 4.5inch Display
- Long lasting battery with 30hrs mixed use
- Ability to install Android Apps from the desertcart Appstore and BlackBerry Apps from BlackBerry World. Uses BlackBerry OS.
- Size (LWH): 5.1 inches, 3.5 inches, 0.36 inches
- Weight: 7.04 ounces
- Wide 4.5” Touchscreen Display · 1440 x 1440 resolution · 453 ppi
- 3450mAh integrated non-removable battery · 30 Hrs mixed Use
- 13MP rear facing auto-focus · 2MP front facing
- 3 GB RAM · 32 GB Flash · Hot Swappable MicroSD slot (support up to 128 GB)
- Ability to install Android Apps from the desertcart Appstore and BlackBerry Apps from BlackBerry World.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B011DJN5K8 |
| Audio Jack | 3.5 mm |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included) |
| Battery Capacity | 3450 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #503,464 in Cell Phones & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Cell Phones & Accessories ) #10,170 in Cell Phones |
| Color | Silver |
| Connectivity technologies | Wi-Fi |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,618) |
| Date First Available | August 5, 2015 |
| Display resolution | 1440x1440 pixels |
| Form Factor | Smartphone |
| GPS | True |
| Human Interface Input | Keyboard |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 7 ounces |
| Item model number | PRD-62121-001 |
| Manufacturer | BlackBerry |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 32 GB |
| OS | Blackberry |
| Other camera features | 13 MP |
| Other display features | Wireless |
| Phone Talk Time | 30 Hours |
| Product Dimensions | 5.1 x 3.5 x 0.36 inches |
| RAM | 32 GB |
| Ram Memory Installed Size | 3 GB |
| Scanner Resolution | 1536 x 864 |
| Special features | Built-In GPS, Mobile Hotspot Capability, dual-band, dual-camera, smartphone |
| Standing screen display size | 4.5 Inches |
| Weight | 0.44 Pounds |
| Whats in the box | Camera, Video Recorder |
| Wireless communication technologies | Cellular |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** BlackBerry
- **CPU Model:** Snapdragon
- **CPU Speed:** 2.26 GHz
- **Memory Storage Capacity:** 32 GB
- **Model Name:** Passport
- **Operating System:** Blackberry
- **Ram Memory Installed Size:** 3 GB
- **Resolution:** 1536 x 864
- **Screen Size:** 4.5 Inches
- **Wireless Carrier:** AT&T

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A truly impressive device
*by W***R on March 12, 2015*

I am extremely impressed with the capabilities of this device and the thoughtfulness and coherence of the BlackBerry 10 operating system. I've had the Passport now for a couple of months, and recently received the 10.3.1 OS update, which added a ton of cool new elements, including emergency battery saving mode. I've stumbled across a number of other features, though I'm not sure if they are new or not, like "advanced interaction" which does stuff like silence or shut off screen when the device is flipped over (also I'll note the universal search is amazing ... for example I couldn't remember the term "advanced interaction" but I just typed in "flip" on the home screen and, among the results, was "advanced interactions" in settings). I also recently discovered the keyboard shortcuts, you can assign an app or a bunch of other actions to the long press of any key. It would take too long, and frankly I don't remember off hand, all the pleasant little surprises the OS and the device offer, but it's pretty cool. I will say I saw one review complaining about the combo virtual and hard keyboard. I'll say I think the arrangement is genius (how does one complain about a partially virtual keyboard but embrace a fully virtual one? Makes no sense). Anyway, you need to realize that the keyboard is touch sensitive. So, a back swipe = "backspace". And a down swipe = shift. Further, though the virtual keyboard appears when you swipe down (shift), you don't actually need to use it: When you "shift" you can then press the hard key corresponding with the soft key, so for example, swipe down then press the "m" key and you'll get a dollar sign. Though the secondary character isn't printed on the hard key, it works exactly as you'd expect a keyboard with the shift key pressed to operate. Finally, a swipe up selects the predictive text word being suggested for you (there are three presented just above the keyboard, left, right and middle). Once you become accustomed to using the shift key to get your symbols (like speed typing you remember that shift-"b" is "@" and shift "h" is "&" etc, though you can also see it when the virtual keyboard pops up), and begin to rely on the predictive text swipe up, and the really high quality hard keyboard, you can beaver out messages dramatically faster than any other input device. Virtual Assistant: Unlike predecessor BlackBerrys, the voice command system works really well. I haven't done side-by-side tests, but I ask it to do stuff like set alarms and find things on teh web or the device and it performs very well. Blend: This is one that seems to have been overlooked by a lot of people. You install the app on your computer or tablet, and then basically it gives you access to all the messaging, calendar and contact functions of your phone right on your desktop. So, get to the office, pop the Passport on to a cradle (fyi battery life is very good, I often forget to charge at night and I'm still OK for the better part of the next day, which is a relief from battery anxiety I've had with all previous phones), and respond to SMS, email, BBM from my computer; it also shows your contacts and calendar. It doesn't show Notes which is a shame that I assume will be addressed in a future update. It also doesn't let you edit your contacts. But it is Gen 1, and quite a remarkable tool. Also they say nothing is saved on the second device; just the display and input of the second device are used, so Blend could be used on any random computer without worrying your data is going to be left behind for someone else to come across. Anyway, I've seen a lot of reviews where the user seemed to have no idea how to make use of the capabilities of the device (I'm not surprised, I just happened to stumble on this function, there are a lot of hidden gems really, maybe I should read the manual). Oh, the photos are really great quality, even my friends with iPhones have to admit. I just noticed a couple of weeks ago that in the Photo Album app, if you click on the occasional banner that separates sets of photos and videos, it automatically creates a slide show of videos and photos taken in some coherent period of time, with a variety of transitions, etc, it adds some music and a little intro cover and closing. I'm really impressed with this, as what a cool way to show your vacation pics without the dull flipping from one pic to the next. And no effort on my part at all (this is called "Automatic Story Maker"; there is a "Story Maker" app too which allows you to select the media, the intro, the music, etc but I haven't spend time fussing with all that, so I like the automatic mode). I've had good luck with Android apps on the Passport. There are a bunch of Android app stores you can install directly from the browser on the device (the browser is REALLY fast) like 1 Mobile Market and Aptoide and APK DL and Vshare and Mobogenie, so you are not limited to Amazon App Store. I strongly encourage people to install this app called "Snap" which is a native app like Google Play Store. Snap must be side-loaded (a 1-time thing), which is about a 5-10 minute process, there are lots of guides how to do it (basically put the device into Dev mode and install an extension on Chrome browser of your computer). I put on Google Maps (there's an apk on the web you can install to address the sign on issue), yelp, snapchap, instagram, paypal, Shazam, Airbnb, several off-line maps apps, and a bunch of other ones I actually never use. Uber has a mobile site m.uber.com which works just like the app. Is the Android emulation absolutely foolproof? No, you'll occasionally see some message about Google Play Services or something, but I'm really happy with it. I think of it like this: It's a small compromise to pay for access to a mobile powerhouse of features no other device offers and that I really need and use and rely on. And anyway I have an android tablet where I've downloaded hundreds of apps I never use, but maybe that gives me psychic comfort I don't know. Finally, I'll note the dramatic improvement just in the OS update from 10.3 to 10.3.1; the OS isn't perfect but is constantly being polished and improved.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best smartphone I've owned
*by E***N on August 30, 2016*

I purchased this phone for myself about a week ago. I was looking for a more professional phone with good security and durability. This is it. The Passport has a tremendous battery life. Just yesterday, I used it most of the day until late night, and it went from 100% to still 67% charge. It could last another 2 days at my usage level before needing to be charged! I love the physical keyboard. It takes some getting used to if you've been accustomed to all these iPhone / Samsung virtual keyboards, but I've always preferred the physical keyboard, although I miss the speed of the swipe function of the Android virtual keyboard. The screen is square, so it actually makes reading better and looks more like a desktop screen. It's not ideal if you want to play games or watch movies, but for work purposes, it is excellent. The shape is more ideal for reading articles or looking over graphs and charts. The screen is incredible. It is a HD IPS (in-plane switching) LCD screen with exceptional resolution. The advantage of this type of screen is that it has a BETTER life span than a normal LCD or even OLED screen while retaining the same clarity. Keep that in mind. Also, and even better, you can read easily from this screen in direct sunlight! I was stunned when I discovered this while using my Passport outdoors and I realized I can see everything on screen perfectly without having to find shade somewhere. The build is quite sturdy. My silver edition has a metal frame which is quite solid. It is more stumpy in shape, which probably makes it more damage resistant than the elongated rectangular shapes of most oversized smartphones now. The shape also makes it feel much more secure in my pocket; I don't have to worry about it falling out. And even if it did, like I said, it's quite sturdy, and even moreso now that I have it in a leather case. The OS is the BEST I've ever used. Clean and smooth and fast. My phone was the unlocked version and there was no bloatware on it. I've owned a Note 3 and iPhone 6s+ and a Windows phone (and even my beloved Amazon firephone, too!), but Blackberry's OS 10 is the best. The downside is that its app store is not well-supported, but if you use the phone as a productivity device and not as a toy, the Passport is absolutely the best around. You could always load up the Google Play Store by yourself if you know what you're doing, but if apps are important to you, it is better to stick with Android (or maybe try the Blackberry DTEK or Priv hybrid phones). Personally, I already own an ipad, so I can have my fun apps on that, meaning my phone can be a productivity device. The Passport does have an Amazon appstore on it, so you can get most Amazon apps, including Underground games, too, if you like. That said, if you stick with the Blackberry native apps, they will run the quickest. I will admit to installing the Google store just so I could get my Kindle ereader; for some reason, it is not offered on the Amazon appstore for Blackberry, which is puzzling. I must praise the Hub, which collects all your emails / messages / facebook messages / etc in one easy-to-access location. It is a simple concept but once you use it, you will marvel at how useful it is! Nothing like it exists on other OS platforms. Other reviewers have mentioned this, but I will repeat it too - the Blackberry Passport is the best smartphone for WORK. It is NOT a toy. It has been designed to appeal to the business-oriented consumer. Casual consumers or app-lovers will not like this phone, but for business, you cannot find a better phone out there.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by C***C on April 6, 2018*

Me llegó bien físicamente, al configurarla no reconocía tarjeta SIM y tuve desconfigurarla y devolverla. Solicité otro terminal al mismo vendedor y me ha llegado ayer, Miércoles 4 de Abril. Al día siguiente la tenía configurada y ahora funciona estupendamente. Gracias

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