Introduced earlier in August, Blackberry DTEK50 caught public attention since it was claimed as the most secure Android smartphone ever made
BlackBerry DTEK50 review: weak and strong points
BlackBerry is no doubt one of the most prestigious smartphone producers in the world. They are popular for their high-quality smartphones as well as a premium security system. After a while of absence, their lastest come back with the Android-powered BlackBerry DTEK50 has been gaining quite a lot of attention. Let’s see what this brand new 3GB RAM beast has to be claimed the most secure Android smartphone ever made.
The concern for ultimate security on our mobile devices have never been more common than now. And by playing a wise card, the Canadian company is controlling the game by implementing the idea that, their mobile does live up to the reputation of keeping your personal privacy to the safest possible. That being said, such protection of security is the first advantage you can have when buying this model. The second good thing you can enjoy about BlackBerry DTEK50 review is that, the phone features a very nice combination of specs for a pretty affordable price: 3GB RAM, octa core, 13MP and 2610 mAH battery for roughly a USD 300 price tag.
However, along with the advantages we enjoy, there are 2 things we would love to see some improvements from the company. The first shortcoming BlackBerry DTEK50 is facing is its copy-cat design. Probably the Canadian company didn’t really focus on giving it a premium and unique look. Actually, the firm has confirmed they used the reference from TCL manufacturer, explaining why many people have been saying BlackBerry DTEK50 looks just like Alcatel Idol 4. The second drawback is that, the smartphone, despite its outstanding security, is definitely lacking appeals. Besides the basic smartphone features, there is not much to talk about.
BlackBerry DTEK50 review: a very decent mobile
Like most things, BlackBerry DTEK50 sure has its own weak and strong points. However, we would love to appreciate the effort of the Canadian company this time, after a long period of struggling, when their products kept coming at high price and lack of updates from the trends. Would you buy DTEK50 with $300?