In a nutshell: The BlackBerry 8800 is packed with
a wide range of communication features, including phone, email,
instant messaging, GPS, maps, web browser, a wealth of personal
organiser functions, and even a media player. It's the most businesslike
of the BlackBerry series, but lacks 3G and WiFi. Best buy:
*Free* from Vodafone
Business Shop.
Review:
September 2008.
The BlackBerry 8800 is the same as the 8820, except
that it is missing WLAN. Read our 8820
review for a full description. The BlackBerry
Curve 8900 updates the 8800.
Features
of the BlackBerry 8800 include:
LCD display: 320 x 240 pixels, 65,000 colours
Media player
Messaging: SMS, MMS, instant
messaging, push email with attachment viewer
Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.0, USB, RIM wireless
modem, 3.5mm stereo headset port
Memory: 64 Mbytes plus microSD memory card slot
Size: 114 x 66 x 14 mm
Weight: 134g
Quadband
Talktime: 5 hours
Battery standby: 528 hours
BlackBerry
8800 Consumer Reviews
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Average
rating from 15 reviews:
Reviewed by esanafao from uk on
3rd Mar 2009
no Wifi, poor GPRS..there are better phones Rating:
Reviewed by PDJ from uk scotland on
19th Jan 2009
Give it a miss there's far better out there Rating:
Reviewed by i love black (female) berrys from
most delicious pussy (london) on 13th Dec 2008
Blackberry is very good but has high sar rating slow internet Rating:
Reviewed by NR from India on
3rd Oct 2008
Very good phone. ***** Rating:
Reviewed by Visah from England on
12th Aug 2008
Not bad, it does it's job well, needs a camera. Rating:
Reviewed by maria ulfa from indonesia
on 12th Aug 2008
i like this mobile Rating:
Reviewed by Shaun Byrnes from England
on 19th Jul 2008
I like this phone, I got it for business use, mainly the Sat-Nav,
which is excellent. No camera though and its a bit big. I ready
for a change. Rating:
Reviewed by Angus Myers from England
on 15th Jun 2008
After being desperate to own a blackberry, i took the plunge to
buy the Blackberry 8800. I had never owned a blackberry before but
the brand has been so well publicised across the world, i felt it
was time to give one a go! So i ordered it locked to vodafone and
started my use. The screen was nice and big and bright. Looking
at images was a pure delight on the big wide screen. The lack of
camera was quite strange as i had become rather accustomed to having
the convinence, but i have to say it wasnt missed too much. Sound
quality was VERY good i thought: nice clear sound (although sometimes
came across slightly tinny). The only thing i felt this phone was
lacking in was a nice looking UI! It felt a bit old fashioned and
not terribly user friendly. But you do get used to it after a few
days. One of my favourite features has to have been the way text
messages were layed out like conversations rather than starting
a new message. So overall i thought this phone was a definate sucess
in my books but could do with a better UI :D Rating:
Reviewed by David from UK on
1st May 2008
While features and speed initally impressed, i can't say i was blown
away by the ergonomics and quickly decided to return it for the
more familiar feeling 8310. The keyboard is "tight" and the buttons,
whilst larger, have a raised centre making fast typing harder than
on the smaller keyboard of the 8310. Rating:
Reviewed by ms honey from georgia, usa
on 29th Apr 2008
its a really nice quality phone and ok sometimes but this is my
4th one like this and all it does is freeze up and automatically
delete my text messages and my call log. so ive just decided to
deal with it! Rating:
Reviewed by michael from ireland on
25th Apr 2008
my 1st blackberry which was given to me for my dead xda orbit by
o2. after a disappointing start I am beginning to warm up to it.
The xda had so many features but did glitch or freeze quite a bit.
The 8800 is less featured but a very smooth operator and much better
looking too.emailing and texting is 100% but the gps is a let down
after using copilot on the xda. Hopefully this one last longer than
10 months.... Rating:
Reviewed by Fishy Mcgee from UK on
4th Apr 2008
Average phone, rubbish looks x Rating:
Reviewed by Ali from Turkey on
21st Mar 2008
The phone really good. I am in touch with my customer all the time.
The e-mail works perfectly. I don't have to go to office or connect
my laptop to WiFi to chec my mail. Any place I have been so far
no problem. it is a business phone. Rating:
Reviewed by derek from alberta on
8th Mar 2008
its perfect Rating:
Reviewed by Bob from nigeria on
7th Mar 2008
good Rating: