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If I'm honest, I very much doubt the case and headphones are going to be anything to write home about... Would probably want to get a third party pouch and/or skin anyway.

Lmao

Would be super keen for this! I plan on using the keyboard for games regardless but having something like the Game Gripper for better comfort would be an instant buy.

I agree that having a larger device means having better spaced keys, but as someone that went to the London hands-on event I did personally find it a tad difficult to comfortably press the middle keys of the keyboard. It's still doable, but people with smaller hands might want to take note. In regards to the curved screen, I personally prefer a flat or close-to-flat screen for various reasons. That being said, given the size of the device I think the curved screen will be more comfortable day-to-day. They did also discuss the possibility of a more compact version given success of this m

I attended the event as well! My only experience with keyboard phones is having a Blackberry Q10 and Blackberry Priv. There were about 20 people there, free pizza and drinks offered. There was definitely a shared interest as we all had a collective whinge at the lack of good keyboard phones lately. A lot of details have already been covered by tech journalists, but were a few of my observations: Software They're committed to providing Android Q, and to sticking as close to stock Android as much as possible. In addition, there is currently a developer working on getting Sailfish OS r

I have to agree. I don't understand why they're going with the curved screen. - They're more fragile - They're harder to find screen protectors for, and considering this will be a niche phone there aren't exactly gonna be many options either. - The way light reflects off the curve is annoying (see attached image). Admittedly, I haven't met anyone else that really cares about this aspect so maybe it's just me. I reckon the look would be so much cleaner with a flat screen.