I accidently purchased the wrong phone this evening at T-Mobile and have a question

[FBJ]

Originally Posted by Peregrine

The "web" sucks on any other older Blackberry. You have 15 days to test out the phone before you cannot return it. I urge you to try and learn it...

Found out today the blackberry bold 9900 with the is no longer available so I guess it will be the q10 and have to learn it

[K-Luv]

Originally Posted by WestPhillyDude75

I had the Black Bold 9700 and wanted to upgrade to the Black Berry bold 9900 with touch screen and key pad. When I walked in the store the sales rep told the guy I want the Blackberryq10 and i didn't realize i purchased the wrong phone until I arrived home.

So my question is can I take this phone back to T-Mobile tomorrow and get the Blackberry Bold 9900? I knew something was wrong because it was taking me too long to figure out how to use it and then realize I had the wrong phone.

Thanks

As you have already figured out, T-Mo discontinued the Bold when the Q10 was released.

Originally Posted by WestPhillyDude75

I believe so because it was on display inside the store but the guy yelled out the wrong phone for the cashier to get which was "get him the Q10".


The q10 is way too advanced for me and mainly all touch screen. I want half keypad and touchscreen.

Unlike the Z10, the Q10 has a good number of keyboard shortcuts. Don't be fooled by the newness of BB10. For better or worse it still feels like a BB OS and long-time users will quickly feel right at home with it.

If you think you will miss the track pad or the four physical buttons between the keyboard and screen, you might be wrong. Once you get used to it, it should become apparent that dedicated, physical, buttons are quite archaic and swiping your way back "home" is much more intuitive.

[FBJ]

Originally Posted by K-Luv

As you have already figured out, T-Mo discontinued the Bold when the Q10 was released.


Unlike the Z10, the Q10 has a good number of keyboard shortcuts. Don't be fooled by the newness of BB10. For better or worse it still feels like a BB OS and long-time users will quickly feel right at home with it.

If you think you will miss the track pad or the four physical buttons between the keyboard and screen, you might be wrong. Once you get used to it, it should become apparent that dedicated, physical, buttons are quite archaic and swiping your way back "home" is much more intuitive.

Ended up taking the Q10 back and getting the Blackberry Curve 9312 and love the phone.