It boasts a QHD display that curves on both sides, a sliding QWERTY keyboard, and data encryption that promises utmost privacy on whatever you use the handset for. With a 5.4-inch display, the PRIV's size feels just right on the hand when you navigate using its touchscreen display but becomes taller once you slide its physical keyboard out. The keys are squeezed tightly together which we think is going to take some getting used to -- in addition to the fact that we haven't used a physical keyboard on a handset for quite a while now. Additionally, the company made sliding the QWERTY keyboard up and down feel natural on the device so that's a good thing. and using the keyboard as a trackpad to scroll up and down and navigate through the menu (as shown in our hands-on video) or while browsing the Internet. Read more in our articles including "BlackBerry PRIV first impressions" and "HONOR 600 series launched, priced in the Philippines".
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May 13, 2026It boasts a QHD display that curves on both sides, a sliding QWERTY keyboard, and data encryption that promises utmost privacy on whatever you use the handset for. With a 5.4-inch display, the PRIV's size feels just right on the hand when you navigate using its touchscreen display but becomes taller once you slide its physical keyboard out.
The keys are squeezed tightly together which we think is going to take some getting used to -- in addition to the fact that we haven't used a physical keyboard on a handset for quite a while now. Additionally, the company made sliding the QWERTY keyboard up and down feel natural on the device so that's a good thing. and using the keyboard as a trackpad to scroll up and down and navigate through the menu (as shown in our hands-on video) or while browsing the Internet.
Our coverage of qwerty keyboard includes: "BlackBerry PRIV first impressions"; "HONOR 600 series launched, priced in the Philippines"; "Instagram Instants feature unveiled". Each article provides unique insights and information.