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BlackBerry Curve 9320

6.9 / 10
Cellphones.ca Score
Based on 11 critic reviews
BlackBerry 7.1 Operating system
2.44" Screen size
3MP Main camera
— Processor
No Storage
1,450 mAh Battery

Where reviewers agreed

  • Positive: Good for email, texting and messaging · 8 sites
  • Positive: Excellent physical keyboard for typing · 3 sites
  • Positive: Good battery life · 2 sites
  • Negative: Small, low resolution screen · 2 sites

Points that 2 or more review sites made.

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What critics say

Critic consensus

Score
12 reviews
weighted by credibility
GSMArena
GSMArena

“The BlackBerry Curve 9320 is not a bad phone in its own right. It offers an established, functional platform with a no-fuss interface alongside elegant styling. However, at the midrange price point, there are simply better-equipped devices to be had.The Curve 9320 is not the last of its species perhaps and definitely not the worst. There's plenty of people who still want a proper phone - meaning one with buttons and such. They would love a neat and to-the-point QWERTY messenger with secure email. But RIM seems to be less and less interested in that kind of users and in their game plan the Curve 9320 is probably nothing more than a stopgap, a device designed to buy more time for the development of BB10.”

PhoneArena
PhoneArena
5

“In the greater scheme of things, $50 might seem like a dandy deal for the Curve 9315, but when the platform experience is outdated, combined with the handset’s cheap feel, it doesn’t make it a prized possession against other comparable smartphones. At this point folks, unless you’re firmly in love with the old platform, you’re better off waiting for RIM’s next-generation BlackBerry OS 10 devices. And honestly, even though it’s an aged device, you’re still better investing your money in something else like the Bold 9900.”

TrustedReviews
TrustedReviews
7

“There's no two ways about it, the BlackBerry Curve 9320 isn't a phone that will excite many of you. Its screen is small and low resolution and the selection of apps on offer is fairly poor. But, if you're in the market for an upgrade to your old budget BlackBerry or you just want a capable messaging-oriented smartphone with a great keyboard then this phone is well worth a look.”

Pocket-lint
Pocket-lint
7

“Overall, there isn't much that the BlackBerry Curve 9320 doesn't do. Apart from the lack of NFC, now a feature of high-end BB handsets, and a touch interface, you pretty much get everything that Blackberry offers. Sure, you don't get the best hardware, the device isn't the best when it comes to build and specification, but this is a very affordable smartphone.”

Video reviews

Watch before you decide

Reviews
BlackBerry Curve 9320 hands-on demo video
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BlackBerry Curve 9320 – Official Video
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Blackberry Curve 9320 review: hardware, interface, apps and verdict
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Unboxing Blackberry Curve 9320
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Blackberry Curve 9320, Unboxing and quick review
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Blackberry Curve 9320 Keyboard Repair (Fix Individual Buttons)
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BlackBerry Curve 9320 Tips and Tricks
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BlackBerry Curve 9320
Mobile Gazette
BlackBerry Curve 9320 Hard Reset
masterresetcom
How To Unlock Blackberry Curve 9320 – Learn How To Unlock Blackberry Curve 9320
Khristian Flohr
BlackBerry Curve 9320 Review
Trusted Reviews
BlackBerry Curve 9320 Hands On
CrackBerry
BlackBerry Curve 9320 Full Review
Eric Carter
White BlackBerry Curve 9320 Unboxing
CrackBerry
BlackBerry Curve 9320 review
Recombu
Common questions

What people actually want to know

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Community

Questions & answers

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donovan · Answered

I've done a factory reset on my blackberry 9320, when it comes back on i have the same problem, i was downloading a music related app from bb world, then all of a sudden my phone freezes up when on my screen appears loading it's like 20 hours later and i still have the problem, can't take calls nor make calls, pls, any help will be of great help

GR
Grindale · Answered

Hey Allan. This looks like a common issue with the BlackBerry 9320. Other users are experiencing this as well. Contact BlackBerry to let them know about your issue so they can release a software update soon. Good luck!

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CA
Carl · Answered

Hi there. The way to determine why it's freezing is to determine what is causing it. It could be the OS is corrupt. It could be some add-on app interfering. It could be faulty hardware. It could be too many apps running at the same time, consuming resources even if you are not using them. It could be many more things. With regards with it switching off, a faulty battery may have been causing it. I suggest you Contact BlackBerry for assistance regarding the problem. Source: Link

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disa · Answered

i think its a problem with that phone i also have the same phone which makes the same things you are say and i see others have also re-posted that on the form ..... its a problem they cant solve

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Carl · Answered

Hi Walter. Unfortunately, WhatsApp no longer supports BlackBerry OS. source

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Carl · Answered

Hi avela. It's either your phone is not unlocked or there's something wrong with the SIM. Please try using a different SIM card and let us know how it goes.

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Carl · Answered

Hi Robert. Do the keys for unlocking even work? Maybe some keys of the keyboard are no longer working that's why you can't unlock it.

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Carl · Answered

Hi Mrs. A Spencer. As of this moment, I think it'll be hard for you to find one. Try looking for a BlackBerry service center and check if they can provide a processor for you. Else, I think you should start looking for a new phone.

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David Gonzales · Answered

Hi Percival, if you got this phone from a carrier it might still have carrier lock restrictions on it, and that is why you can't use it with any other networks. Before you can do that, you need to have it unlocked, and based on what you've said it looks like you may have to take it to your original carrier for them to unlock it for you. I'm sure that they can give you some answers if you get in touch with them with your questions. Hope this helps!

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Grindale · Answered

Hi Ken. Remove the battery then put it back in. Turn the phone on then see if it's working.

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Grindale · Answered

Hi Klaudia. You need to send your phone over to BlackBerry and only after they have checked your phone will you be informed how much the cost will be.

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Grindale · Answered

Hi terry. There's a similar question posted already. Click here to view the answer and other user's responses. Hope this helps you!

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