The bigger sized buttons have really made for a smoother typing experience, and the keyboard (and SpeedKey) allows me to switch between apps and multi-task even faster, as I've programmed them as short-cut keys to suit my needs (which is something that all-touchscreen phones can't do)

It is very fast and overall a better experience that the Galaxy Note 8.

I really enjoy the extended battery life and the intuitive experience with the overall system.

If, like myself, you have no experience at all with the Andriod operating system, then you have a big learning curve ahead of you

A couple of neat tricks like the Hub and the hardware convenience key makes the Key2 an incredible experience and allows me once again (after a 2 year hiatus) to be a blackberry user

It makes videos have bars constantly on the screen and can ruin the overall experience of some apps

it wasn't the greatest experience.

However, my experience with AT&T service has always been horrible.