What I liked about Blackberry wasn't the physical keyboard, it was the fact that you could self-host secure and encrypted text communications.

I had one of these Unihertz keyboard phones before. Comes with bloatware and the typical Android restrictions for removal. No 3rd party OS support. I ended up returning mine after a couple weeks.

It looks like a 1:1 modernized copy of the blackberry passport to the tiniest detail. The size. The weight. The 3 row physical keyboard with capacitive gestures. The screen resolution is also 1440*1440. And the huge top bezel.

Wonder if the bootloader can be unlocked or they copied also that from blackberry

Impractical shape. Second screen has no practical use at that size.

Looks useless.

That form factor looks quite awkward for one-handed use. OG Blackberries were amazing because they were the perfect size to do things quickly one-handed, but you could switch to 2-handed typing for longer messages. I think it will be tricky to capture that kind of flexibility in a modern phone because the screens are so large.

Just my two cents, I think using a T9 software keyboard will give you a better typing experience on modern smartphones without sacrificing screen real estate (or portability with Clicks keyboard case).

Personally I use ThumbKey, this one doesn't have text prediction, it instead relies on gestures. It's easily my favorite software keyboard, though it's learning curve can be quite steep. If you don't have time for it something like Traditional T9 can be easier to get into.

I'll bite when you can move the keys around to other layouts, and it has whatever hardware security features and 3rd party os bootloader relock that graphene devs say they need before they can port to anything other than pixels.

edit: also I would never look at the back screen. that's idiotic.

Second screen is stupid, hate that 2cm bezzle on the top

That top bezel looks pretty thick. Otherwise very interesting.