BlackBerry Storm2 9550

AKA: BlackBerry 9550, Oden

$75 - $450 Compare Prices

 Verizon

 MTS, Bell, SaskTel, Telus

8/10
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  • GSM, CDMA, UMTS
  • 360 x 480 display
  • World Phone
  • Touchscreen
  • 3+ MP camera
  • WiFi
  • Bluetooth
  • Email client
  • Speakerphone
  • GPS
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Latest Reviews

Howard Chui
You can now type really, really fast with the Storm

Howard Chui from Howard Chui (over 2 years ago)

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First and foremost the Storm 2 has terrific on screen keyboards. The inclusion of WiFi is nice plus my Storm came with a nice bundle. Besides the charger, leather case and usb cable mine also came with a neoprene sleeve and a car adapter.

I wasn’t crazy about how RIM integrated the four buttons... More

CrackBerry
It doesn't lag, it has fewer bugs

Craig Johnston from CrackBerry (over 2 years ago)

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The BlackBerry Storm 2 has arrived to try and save the BlackBerry touch screen reputation after a pretty disastrous Storm 1 entrance last year. I used a Storm 1 and can safely say that while I'm a huge fan of Research In Motion 's (RIM) BlackBerry products (I've been a user since 2000), I was excited... More

CNET
The user interface isn't as glamorous as that of other touchscreen phones

Flora Graham from CNET (over 2 years ago)

8/10

The BlackBerry Storm 2 dispenses with RIM's iconic Qwerty keyboard and offers an innovative clicking touchscreen instead. It can't quite live up to its touchscreen rivals in terms of usability but, if you need the security of a BlackBerry or you find normal touchscreens too sensitive for your clumsy... More

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