Name: BlackBerry KEYone耐久テスト - SCREEN FAIL! (BlackBerry KEYone Durability Test - SCREEN FAIL!)
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The BlackBerry KEYone: barely released here in the United States a few days ago.

This is the latest and greatest flagship from BlackBerry; one of the oldest smartphone manufacturers

BlackBerry peaked back in 2013 before Android and the iPhone became the main players.

Lately though, BlackBerry has been dipping its juicy fingers into the Android operating

It does feel heavy in my hands so we’re off to a good start.

Let’s see how this new phone holds up to my durability test.

This is a completely brand new retailed device purchased right here in the United States.

I’ve tested about 70 different smartphones now, and like always, we start with the scratch

The screen of this KEYone is a very humble 4 and half inches, but I’ve been told that

My Mohs picks do a great job differentiating between glass, tempered glass, plastic and

Lately we see most flagships using tempered glass, which lands at a level 6.

And this rectangle slab of Gorilla Glass 4 scores exactly the same hardness level we

would see on a Galaxy S8 or and iPhone 7.

So far this BlackBerry is holding up pretty well to its competitors.

What’s cool about this satisfying clicky keyboard is that it’s touch sensitive, so

you can control the up and down, left and right scrolling of the screen without actually

Even with the extremely heavy scratching from my razor blade, more than you would ever see

in everyday life, the scrolling functions still work.

So you will never have to worry about leaving your keyboard exposed.

Speaking of thumbs, the fingerprint scanner is cleverly hidden in the spacebar of the

KEYone and it’s the next part to get tested.

Even with heavy scratches on the surface of the fingerprint scanner, it is able to read

and scan my fingerprint and unlocks the device on every single try.

The front 8 megapixel camera is up here at the top.

And this lens is made from glass along with the opaque lens on the other side with the

proximity sensor; both are made from glass.

One slightly underrated feature on smartphones these days is the dual toned flash.

If you ever have to use the phone in the dark, the dual tone provides a much better image

than one with just a single color white flash.

This is covered by plastic but that’s pretty normal on all flash LEDs.

The rear 12 megapixel camera is covered with glass as well; pleasant upgrade from the plastic

It also has a thick metal ring around the outside to help protect it from rubbing up

against the inside of your pocket or purse.

The back cover is made out of a thin grippy rubberlike material.

A BlackBerry in real life is actually a type of aggregate fruit which means that it’s

composed of tiny little individual fruits called drupes.

Drupes are the little juicy circles surrounding the actual seed of the berry.

BlackBerry, the phone company, chose the name “BlackBerry” because all of the little

black keys on their keyboard resembled the drupelets on the blackberry fruit.

The same drupelets you see in their logo.

The cover is surprisingly resistant, even to my razor.

If you key the KEYone, nothing happens either.

The sharp edge of my coin was able to scrape it up a little though, but that was with a

Normal wear and tear won’t hurt the surface of this back panel.

And the sides of the KEYone are made from sweet sounding metal.

And up here by the headphone jack there is a plastic end cap, but I’m not going to

complain about plastic because I’m just happy the headphone jack is still there.

The rest of the silver top surrounding the headphone jack is the quality metal, including

over here on the front of the phone where the earpiece is.

BlackBerry did a good job of future proofing the KEYone with the USB-C port at the bottom.

This has become increasingly more relevant now that Trump has pulled the USA out of the

Things are going to heat up rather quickly and it will be nice to have a cell phone that

I’m sure Donald will be watching my videos to see which phone allows him to Tweet the

This phone lasted about 16 seconds, which should fit his attention span just fine.

The good news is that the phone did completely recover.

Testing the overall build quality of a phone is essential to the people who want a phone

that will survive everyday life, and unfortunately this BlackBerry KEYone was not a survivor.

I was even holding the screen when it popped out of the frame.

It surprised me to see the screen do that since most other screens, like Samsung, have

so much adhesive behind them it takes a high powered heat gun or industrial hot plate to

And this BlackBerry screen is held in by nothing.

A quick bend from the other side, and at this point my screen stopped functioning entirely.

One, the power button was kinked since the glass was adding zero structural support without

And two, with the screen lifting up like it is, the first thing to tear is that ribbon

The whole thing can be removed entirely by hand because there is zero adhesive holding

No visible adhesive around the edges or under the LCD of the screen.

A quick Google search revealed that I’m not the only one who has this problem.

One guy dropped his phone on the center console of his car and the screen popped off.

And another guy woke up with a detached display, which is completely believable if the displays

are actually shipping with no adhesive under them.

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