**Unboxing and First Look: Blackberry Curve 9360**
I recently had the opportunity to unbox and review the latest offering from Blackberry, the Blackberry Curve 9360. This sleek and compact device is part of the curve range of phones that Blackberry has been known for, and I was excited to see how it stacks up against some of the other high-end smartphones on the market.
**Removing the Plastic Films**
The first thing that struck me about the Blackberry Curve 9360 was the amount of plastic film covering various parts of the device. The films were removed in a series of steps, including the handset, camera lens, and back panel. It's worth noting that these films are usually removed to facilitate repairs or upgrades, but they do give an idea of how protective the device is.
**The Internal Components**
Once the plastic films were removed, I was able to access the internal components of the device. The phone comes equipped with a 1000 milliamp hour battery, which provides a decent amount of power for a typical day's use. The SIM card slot is located at the bottom of the device, and the phone also features a 4 GB micro SD card slot that can accommodate up to 32 GB of storage.
**The Display**
One of the standout features of the Blackberry Curve 9360 is its 2.44 inch screen, which boasts a resolution of 480x360 pixels at a pixel density of 246 PPI. The screen feels nice and responsive under my fingers, and it's clear that Blackberry has put a lot of thought into the design of this display.
**The Keypad**
Blackberry is known for its physical QWERTY keypads, and the Curve 9360 is no exception. The keypad feels flat but nicely spaced, with a nice level of feedback under my fingers as I typed out messages. While it's not the most ergonomic design, I found myself getting used to it quickly.
**Other Features**
In addition to its physical keypad, the Blackberry Curve 9360 also features a touch-sensitive trackpad and a range of other sensors and connectivity options. The phone comes equipped with Bluetooth, WiFi, and HSDPA speeds that reach up to 7.2 megabits per second. It's also got a nice speaker at the bottom of the device.
**The Camera**
One of the most interesting features of the Blackberry Curve 9360 is its camera system. The phone comes equipped with a 5-megapixel camera with a flash, which is more than capable of producing good quality images in a variety of lighting conditions. I was impressed by the camera's performance during my testing.
**The Battery and Dimensions**
The battery life of the Blackberry Curve 9360 is impressive, lasting for several days on a single charge. The device itself weighs just 99 grams, making it one of the lightest smartphones on the market.
**First Impressions**
Overall, I was impressed by the Blackberry Curve 9360 from the moment I unboxed it. Its compact design and lightweight feel make it easy to carry around in a pocket or bag, and its feature set is impressive for a device of this size. The trackpad feels especially responsive under my fingers, which made typing out messages a joy.
**Conclusion**
The Blackberry Curve 9360 is a solid offering from the company's curve range of phones. Its compact design, lightweight feel, and responsive trackpad make it an attractive option for those looking for a smartphone with a traditional QWERTY keypad. While it may not have all the bells and whistles of some other smartphones on the market, I found myself enjoying the experience of using this device.
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhi everyone this is Dave from TechnoBuffalo with an unboxing and first look at the brand new BlackBerry Curve 9360 so here we go this is blackberry's latest offering in the blackbery curve range and let's get this unboxed and have a look this is the handset itself we're going to pop this down to one side cuz this really is something quite special takes a little bit of removing from that package and let's dig a little bit further down now while I'm just unboxing the contents I should say a big big thank you to vodafone.co.uk for sending me out this handset to review now the first thing we've got is some declaration information we've got some information about connecting we have got a little sheet here gives away some of the specifications it says your Blackberry smartphone is NFC enabled that's nearfield communication so the latest in technology here then we've got some start here guide is going to guide us through getting the hands up and running and then we've got some safety and product information and then a little bit further down into the box we have got some earphones 3 and A2 mil audio jack little clip there and it looks like a is this an inbuilt microphone it should be a handsfree kit so that should have an inbuilt microphone somewhere as well then we've got a USB cable fulls size USB on one end micro USB on the other end and then we've got a country specific charging plug which well I'm in the UK so this will be different if you're in the US but I've got a 3 pin UK charger with a USB socket on the uh on the adapter there so that's it that's what we get inside the Box let's have a quick look at the handset we're going to remove all of these plastic films covering up the handset we have got another little film here over the camera so we will remove that one and we've also got what looks like a non- removable back actually on this one I don't think this is removable but there's a little tab here which we're going to remove to actually enable the battery I know it does pull the back off so we can get access to the back and that reveals the EM1 battery there let's have a very quick look and see what sort of capacity this is this is a 1000 milliamp hour battery and that slots just in there and then we've got the SIM card and a 4 GB micro SD card including it will accept up to a 32 GB micro SD card uh and the storage in here is 512 MB of internal storage and 512 MB of ram so you can see it powering up now let's have a look around the handset while this is starting up so on the front here we've got a 2.44 in screen 480x 360 resolution TFT screen and that equates to 2 46 pix PPI pixel density so a nice size and nice density screen we've got earpiece here we got sensor up the front here we've got the uh buttons in the middle here touch sensitive trackpad in the center just under the screen and then we've got this physical querty keypad which is synonymous with Blackberry mobile phones and this one on first impression looks quite flat but nicely spaced and does have a nice feel to it as well then just down the bottom here we've got the little microphone pickup for picking up your voice drawing voice calls and then round on this side we've got the micro USB connector there for charging the device around on the top we've got a little uh sort of lock status LED I'm assuming there' be some more LEDs in here somewhere as well and then we've got 3 1/2 mm audio jack there for those headphones around on this side we've got volume rocker we've got an acual button on here and then round on the back we've actually got a 5 megap camera with a flash so that's really nice and this is very glossy you can already see it's picked up some fingerprints and that's just from unboxing it and then we got a nice speaker at the bottom and a nice accented sort of silver surround this is still plastic but a nice surround to it so this has started up now and wow that is a very nice screen let me just hit that Blackberry button and we maximize this panel now this is actually running the very latest Blackberry os7 and I'm using this Optical trackpad just to move around the various icons it feels nice and responsive as you can see we go back one as well just to minimize that panel down and I'll just tell you about some of the other features in here 800 MHz processor uh it's got Geo tagging on that camera with face detection and image stabilizer ation Bluetooth uh WiFi 80211 b g and n hsdpa speeds that's up to 7.2 megabits per second GPRS and Edge and it weighs just 999 G now let me just come on to this this when I unboxed this I was amazed that this was actually one of the curve range of phones because I've handled the Blackberry Bold 9900 which is a very high-end handset yet this still feels very very high end but it's super super light that's under 100 G that is absolutely amazing and the actual dimensions 109 mm x 60 mm by 11 mm thick that is one slim Blackberry Curve and it feels really nice in the hand so that is it for this unboxing and First Look first impressions of this is it's a very nice phone it feels super super responsive love the trackpad that feels the trackpad actually feels better than what I've been used to in previous black Bri it just feels a lot more responsive and a lot more control on that trackpad I'm not sure if they've changed that and just to recap the actual qu uh quiry keypad there the physical keypad really does feel nice to type on it feels nice and uh responsive nice feedback shame there's not a little bit of uh sort of shape to the keys they are pretty flat but the spacing absolutely fantastic now this is coming to from the UK so I must mention that vodafone.co.uk sent me this to review in the UK it's going to cost you £225 on pay as you go and that equates to round about the $340 Mark and if you're going to get this on contract it's free from £26 a month this is the Blackberry Curve 9360 thank you very much for watching and I will see you all in the next videohi everyone this is Dave from TechnoBuffalo with an unboxing and first look at the brand new BlackBerry Curve 9360 so here we go this is blackberry's latest offering in the blackbery curve range and let's get this unboxed and have a look this is the handset itself we're going to pop this down to one side cuz this really is something quite special takes a little bit of removing from that package and let's dig a little bit further down now while I'm just unboxing the contents I should say a big big thank you to vodafone.co.uk for sending me out this handset to review now the first thing we've got is some declaration information we've got some information about connecting we have got a little sheet here gives away some of the specifications it says your Blackberry smartphone is NFC enabled that's nearfield communication so the latest in technology here then we've got some start here guide is going to guide us through getting the hands up and running and then we've got some safety and product information and then a little bit further down into the box we have got some earphones 3 and A2 mil audio jack little clip there and it looks like a is this an inbuilt microphone it should be a handsfree kit so that should have an inbuilt microphone somewhere as well then we've got a USB cable fulls size USB on one end micro USB on the other end and then we've got a country specific charging plug which well I'm in the UK so this will be different if you're in the US but I've got a 3 pin UK charger with a USB socket on the uh on the adapter there so that's it that's what we get inside the Box let's have a quick look at the handset we're going to remove all of these plastic films covering up the handset we have got another little film here over the camera so we will remove that one and we've also got what looks like a non- removable back actually on this one I don't think this is removable but there's a little tab here which we're going to remove to actually enable the battery I know it does pull the back off so we can get access to the back and that reveals the EM1 battery there let's have a very quick look and see what sort of capacity this is this is a 1000 milliamp hour battery and that slots just in there and then we've got the SIM card and a 4 GB micro SD card including it will accept up to a 32 GB micro SD card uh and the storage in here is 512 MB of internal storage and 512 MB of ram so you can see it powering up now let's have a look around the handset while this is starting up so on the front here we've got a 2.44 in screen 480x 360 resolution TFT screen and that equates to 2 46 pix PPI pixel density so a nice size and nice density screen we've got earpiece here we got sensor up the front here we've got the uh buttons in the middle here touch sensitive trackpad in the center just under the screen and then we've got this physical querty keypad which is synonymous with Blackberry mobile phones and this one on first impression looks quite flat but nicely spaced and does have a nice feel to it as well then just down the bottom here we've got the little microphone pickup for picking up your voice drawing voice calls and then round on this side we've got the micro USB connector there for charging the device around on the top we've got a little uh sort of lock status LED I'm assuming there' be some more LEDs in here somewhere as well and then we've got 3 1/2 mm audio jack there for those headphones around on this side we've got volume rocker we've got an acual button on here and then round on the back we've actually got a 5 megap camera with a flash so that's really nice and this is very glossy you can already see it's picked up some fingerprints and that's just from unboxing it and then we got a nice speaker at the bottom and a nice accented sort of silver surround this is still plastic but a nice surround to it so this has started up now and wow that is a very nice screen let me just hit that Blackberry button and we maximize this panel now this is actually running the very latest Blackberry os7 and I'm using this Optical trackpad just to move around the various icons it feels nice and responsive as you can see we go back one as well just to minimize that panel down and I'll just tell you about some of the other features in here 800 MHz processor uh it's got Geo tagging on that camera with face detection and image stabilizer ation Bluetooth uh WiFi 80211 b g and n hsdpa speeds that's up to 7.2 megabits per second GPRS and Edge and it weighs just 999 G now let me just come on to this this when I unboxed this I was amazed that this was actually one of the curve range of phones because I've handled the Blackberry Bold 9900 which is a very high-end handset yet this still feels very very high end but it's super super light that's under 100 G that is absolutely amazing and the actual dimensions 109 mm x 60 mm by 11 mm thick that is one slim Blackberry Curve and it feels really nice in the hand so that is it for this unboxing and First Look first impressions of this is it's a very nice phone it feels super super responsive love the trackpad that feels the trackpad actually feels better than what I've been used to in previous black Bri it just feels a lot more responsive and a lot more control on that trackpad I'm not sure if they've changed that and just to recap the actual qu uh quiry keypad there the physical keypad really does feel nice to type on it feels nice and uh responsive nice feedback shame there's not a little bit of uh sort of shape to the keys they are pretty flat but the spacing absolutely fantastic now this is coming to from the UK so I must mention that vodafone.co.uk sent me this to review in the UK it's going to cost you £225 on pay as you go and that equates to round about the $340 Mark and if you're going to get this on contract it's free from £26 a month this is the Blackberry Curve 9360 thank you very much for watching and I will see you all in the next 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