The 8350i is going to be released with some noticeable differences from the way it was anticipated it would look. In any case, there is no need to feel discouraged because none of these should represent a deal-breaker, at least not for most potential clients. Furthermore, for iDEN's loyal clients, it could be considered a real blessing that the BlackBerry 8350i has been officially released and will be available for them via
Sprint-Nextel.
Either way, to get started with presenting this phone's surprise features, know that the focus falls especially on the 2.5mm jack incorporated, rather than on the more popular 3.5mm one. Nonetheless, this could prove a most welcome feature for those looking for some kind of a change.
Next, this
BlackBerry model comes with the plastic holster and not the leather one, and it is also slightly different in size, comparing it with other Curve models of its kind, being 2mm taller and 1mm thicker. The battery has also been changed, or better said, it has been upgraded to the 8800 one that comes with remarkable references and should perform very well on this model. Moreover, the side keys come now in black, instead of being chromed as expected.
Now for the not-so-fun aspects of this particular model, some problems could be registered concerning the signal, which may be lost on some occasions, or not be as strong as you would want it to be. Lastly, the side convenience key cannot be reprogrammed, since it has been locked.
These seemingly not bothersome, unexpected features, should not “ruin” the
8350i's reputation in any way. However, since it does come with several changed capabilities, you must be cautious and request detailed information on it, should you be considering purchasing it. Speaking of purchasing, this model is due for December 1, and will be available for $149.99 at Nextel and maybe other distributers as well.
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