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Reviews (3)
Dec 25, 2017
It's a shame these didn't catch on, but great value for the leftovers
2 of 2 found this helpful This is my 2nd PRIV. The first one suffered a drop and a cracked screen, this one is its replacement. So far so good, I have had no issues getting activated with Verizon or any functional issues. I think the PRIV is a pretty good phone. When they were selling for $375 they were a great value, now that they are down to less than $200 they are an amazing value! Screen is very sharp, camera is also very good. Keyboard is innovative. And the processor is decently fast. A lot of people who see me typing on it ask what it is, and tell me they know someone who would like a phone like this. It seems the only marketing BlackBerry did was to send emails to people who already had Blackberrys. It is really a shame these didn't catch on, I would love to have seen an updated, 2nd Gen version of this.
There are a few drawbacks. The phone is larger than I would have guessed, it is nearly the length and width of a Galaxy Note 5. I didn't really expect that when I bought it, but it makes sense that it needs to be wide for the keyboard to fit. Cases and other accessories are somewhat limited. Lastly I think this format is likely more fragile than a more traditional phone. Overall I really like mine and I am not sure what I will get when this one wears out.
Nov 25, 2019
Very bright, seems to be well made, excellent bargain. One annoying feature.
10 of 10 found this helpful I bought one of these before, and I liked it enough to buy more of them. It is indeed bright, seems to be very well made for the price, and works well with 18650 batteries if you have some (or aaa's if you don't) It works with flat top 18650 batteries if you wondered. There is on very annoying feature, however. It is has 5 settings (high, medium, low, strobe and slow blink) but the only way to switch between the is the single button, with every other click being an off setting. This means, when you turn on the light at full brightness, then turn it back off, you have to click the button 9 TIMES to get it back on to full brightness again!!! And full brightness is almost always the setting you will want. I understand that adding a memory feature may greatly increase the price, so I would suggest making a version that comes with a simple on/off switch.
Aside from that, it seems well made and is very bright. The zooming head is surprisingly useful as well. I don't think calling it 12,000 lumens is honest or helpful. A 100 watt household light bulb is between 1200-1600, so claiming a flashlight to be 10 times that bright is ridiculous. I would guess this is something like 300-400 lumens which is very bright for a flashlight, why not just say that?
Sep 09, 2019
Very happy I didn't have to throw out my TV
This fixed my TV after lightning a lightning strike killed it. The TV lost its HDMI ports, but the old school composite video still worked as did the on-screen menu's. This led me to believe it main board and not one of the others. The install was not too difficult. It consisted of taking out about 20 screws, removing the back panel and disconnecting/reconnecting 5 or so connectors. There were some helpful youtube videos for similar TVs as well. Make sure you disconnect the power, and understand/recognize capacitors before attempting to repair these. (They are much safer than repairing an old tube TV)