BlackBerry Priv Release Date on T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon

The BlackBerry Priv, is the first Android-based BlackBerry device, released in the second half of 2015. Android fans who still want a physical keyboard have got something to celebrate, concerning Priv. Below you will find the the carriers off Priv and its prices and many more.

For first 60 days BlackBerry Priv was limited to AT&T. But with the beginning of 2016 the carrier’s exclusivity comes to an end with an proclamation of BlackBerry CEO that BlackBerry Priv will come soon to top carriers including Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint. So we’ve got some great news for all those who want to purchase the BlackBerry's first Android-powered smartphone. In late 2015 BlackBerry opened up orders for the Priv in the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada. Then they extended accessibility to Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, and Germany in early 2016.

The primary features of the device are the Android operating system and a slide-out physical keyboard. It is the biggest element of the new device, offering up a BlackBerry keyboard, as well as the touchscreen experience. The keyboard is also capacitive, supporting swipes for additional navigation options. In PCMag's review Priv get a "good" rating for its physical QWERTY keyboard, beautiful screen, good notifications, and excellent voice quality and battery life. The Priv is 5.4-inches, and is a lot more comfortable to handle. 1,440 AMOLED screen with curved edge. a large front-facing speaker below it and weighs 192 g. Other specs include a 3,410 mAh battery and 18-megapixel camera with dual-flash.

BlackBerry Priv Release on T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon

Android-powered "BlackBerry Priv" with a physical QWERTY keyboard is headed to top stores Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile. John Chen, BlackBerry CEO also confirmed that Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint will sell its flagship phone. Below in the article you can find the details of T-mobiles, verizon and sprint where you can buy or reserve, SIM-free BlackBerry Priv, as well as the pricing for Priv.

Blackberry Priv Release Date on T-Mobile

Those who were waiting for T-Mobile to launch the BlackBerry Priv, their wait was over with an announcement that T-mobile start selling the BlackBerry Priv on January 26. T-Mobile became the second major carrier in the U.S. to offer the Priv. Many people are concerned about its cost both up front and leasing. You can pick up the BlackBerry Priv absolute for $719.99 up front. Through leasing program for the Priv from T-Mobile starts at $0 down and $30 a month for 24 months and $0 down and $34 a month for 18 months.

Blackberry Priv Release Date on Verizon

Your wait is over if you were anxiously waiting for The BlackBerry Priv availability at Verizon. BlackBerry's first Android-powered smartphone is now available to order from Verizon's website, further expanding the Priv's reach across customers. The BlackBerry Priv won’t come with low cost at Verizon. Those who want to buy PRIV outright can get the device at retail price of $720. On the other hand, users also had an option of paying for the Priv in installments of $30 monthly for 24 months.

Blackberry Priv Release Date on Sprint

As BlackBerry announced that the PRIV would be accessible for purchase from all of the major carriers such as Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint. But according to latest news it seems different as far as Sprint is concerned. According to up to date statement by a Sprint via Crackberry, it seems that the Sprint will no longer be carrying the BlackBerry Priv. Now it looks like customers will have to look somewhere else for the BlackBerry Priv until any confirmation received by the Sprint.

So far, Priv have been mostly positive reviewed. But there is no explanation yet unveiled regarding why Sprint has decided not to carry the phone. However its price does leave a lot to be desired, but BlackBerry’s CEO John Chen did recently confirm that they are planning on launching two mid-range BlackBerry Android handsets later this year, so if the Priv is bit out of your budget, there will be more options for you to choose from.

Even though BlackBerry has switched to a more popular platform it has still not seen the type of sales for the Priv. BlackBerry is optimistic that Launching the device on three major networks in the country will facilitate to some extent. With this step more customers will be able to pick up the BlackBerry PRIV from their preferred carrier.