Old-school BlackBerry fans were excited to see TCL releasing a follow-up to the original BlackBerry Keyone and it turned out to be a pretty decent smartphone. However, the letdown was the pricing. The KEY2 isn’t packed with flagship hardware, but it asks a price premium and costs around $100 more than its predecessor. A budget version is on its way, though, aiming to deliver better bang for your buck.
By looking at the leaked photo, the KEY2 LE will have a slightly altered keyboard that’s closer to the original Keyone while retaining some of the new functionalities like the shortcut…