BlackBerry 8320 Cell Phone Reviews

by Josey Johnson-Neal -- October 29th 2009 -- Oklahoma City, OK

by michael brake -- June 20th 2009 -- nashville, NC

by Melissa Sykes -- June 18th 2009 -- stone mountain, GA

Functionality of the phone and menu is user friendly. I wish I did not have to go through so many registrations for the data part of the phone. The phone is fabulous.

by Janel Nichols -- June 17th 2009 -- Baltimore, MD

I love my new phone. I just wish I would have known about this plan sooner. I use this for my home and cell phone.

by Agustin Rosario -- May 27th 2009 -- springfield, MA

by Jodi Tuttle -- May 25th 2009 -- Wyoming, MI

by justina limon -- May 24th 2009 -- austin, TX

by Mary Montague -- May 20th 2009 -- Chicago, IL

by Shaina Millman -- May 20th 2009 -- New York, NY

by Sheila Taylor -- April 22nd 2009 -- Jamaica ny, NY

It took a while to learn how to use the BlackBerry 8320 and I am sure I still have a lot to learn, but that is the fun of it. It does more than I expected, so I'm happy with it.

by Claudia Launer -- April 22nd 2009 -- Bayside, NY

by Claudia Launer -- April 22nd 2009 -- Bayside, NY

by Talsania Russell -- April 4th 2009 -- Philadelphia, PA

I love the BlackBerry 8320. The plan is great. Great service. Few if any dropped calls. I refer as many people as possible. I love Letstalk.com

by Harold Teasley -- March 27th 2009 -- Chicago, IL

The BlackBerry Curve 8320 is a high quality phone that has great graphics and excellent call quality. The operating system is a little cumbersome to use after migrating from a Windows Mobile touchscreen smartphone, but it really does the job once you get used to it. It fits the hand well and it's fairly good looking. The internet service is only fair. The browser is quirky in the way it displays pages and it's very slow on the edge network. If you purchase this phone you might want to download Opera mini and use Wi-Fi if it's available. A good, solidly built phone.

by david cleveland -- February 14th 2009 -- germantown, MD

The BlackBerry 8320 has proven to be a solid performing device. We have been able to get solid signal in an area that we could not with Verizon and AT&T. I have noticed that in some locations, such as a local hospital, we were not able to get signals, while other people using their cell phones. The 8320 performs well when using Wi-Fi. The data upload and browsing speed is excellent. On the Edge network, browsing is considerably slower, but is still usable. Overall, this phone performs at a 8 or 9 level out of 10.

by jamie miller -- December 6th 2008 -- skiatook, OK

The BlackBerry 8320 is a great phone with only a couple of problems. First, if you use your mp3 player, the battery runs down quickly, which is a bummer. Second, the calling area has a lot of spots you can not get service at. Even on roaming, you have loss of service.