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BlackBerry Curve 9220 comes for affordable price and features BlackBerry 7.1 OS with QWERTY keypad and optical trackpad. Read BB Curve 9220 reviews to know more. BlackBerry Curve 9220 smartphone was released in may 2012 and since then it had attracted a lot of people all over the world. There are several factors due to which this device has gained momentum apart from the brand name associated to it. However, it still carries a lot of flaws due to which many have shifted their attention to some other high end devices in the market. Those who are still interested in QWERTY keypad and are die-hard fans of BB will definitely spare their time in knowing what this cellphone has to offers. Design and Display The handset measures 109 by 60 by 12.7 mm and weighs just 102 grams. The display is not a touchscreen, but the same BB’s trend of using a QWERTY keypad with small screen and touchsensitive optical trackpad that once became a legend. The display boasts TFT 65K colors which is out of trend and features 320 by 240 pixels of screen resolution which reminds of the years old handsets. The display measures only 2.44 inches. The only attractive point about this cellphone is its touch-sensitive optical trackpad. BlackBerry Curve 9220 comes in four color choices – Pure White, Teal Blue, Black, and Fuchsia Pink. Memory The device boasts 512 MB ROM and 512 MB RAM. You can add more memory space with the help of a microSD card of up to 32 GB. Data and Connectivity This mobile provides GPRS and EDGE for internet access, but are not advanced. For connectivity, the device supports microUSB v2.0, Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, and a 3.5 mm headset jack. Neither the Java is available nor is the GPS. Camera There is a 2 megapixel primary camera included at the rear of this device that gets 1600 by 1200 pixels of resolution. Through this low sensor camera, you can enjoy clicking outdoor images in daylight and can also record videos. There is no secondary camera which is in demand these days for concluding video calling. Other Features The BlackBerry Curve 9220 runs on BlackBerry 7.1 operating system and features accelerometer, compass and proximity sensors. Messaging options include MMS, email, push email, IM, and SMS with treaded view. HTML browser is provided for internet access and for entertainment Stereo FM Radio with RDS is provided. However, there is no GPS to serve the purpose of the user, especially when he is lost on the middle of the way and searching for the right direction. There is no Java integration which could bug many users. The device comes packed with MP3/MP4 players, document viewer, predictive text input, and voice memo/dial. Battery This phone carries a standard Li-Ion 1450 mAh battery under its hood that gives a standby battery backup of up to 432 hours and talk-time backup of up to 7 hours. Besides this, if you play music then expect the battery to flush after 28 hours. Price The BlackBerry Curve 9220 price is Rs. 10,000 which seems to be less as compared to the brand and features provided. Still, at this price, users can compare it with Android based device like 4.0 ICS version for below Rs. 10,000/- Conclusion There are many more to consider when it comes to BlackBerry, a device that still possesses less features as compared to those in the competitive market. As compared to the Android devices, the BB Curve 9220 stands very low where not the processor and not the overall performance and convenience are provided to the users. There are barely any options to socialize or browse easily. Still the price is affordable for the BB enthusiasts. Read various cellphone reviews to understand your requirements better. BlackBerry Curve 9220 is a good handset, but comes with less features that could disappoint many users. The device lacks several important specs that reduce the demand for the consumers, but is affordable for many especially those who are BB lovers.
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