List of BlackBerry 10 devices

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This is a list of all devices running the discontinued BlackBerry 10 operating system. The company's later devices, starting in the fall of 2015 with the BlackBerry Priv, use the Android operating system instead.

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Mid-range

Mid-range devices are targeted at emerging markets and budget-conscious customers. They use dual-core processors. Between 8 GB and 16 GB of internal storage is included, though more can be added with a separate microSD card.

ProductRelease dateProcessorRAMStorageDisplayCamera(s)Physical keyboard
InternalRemovableSizeResolutionBackFront
BlackBerry Q5 [1] June 20131.2 GHz2 GB8 GBup to 32 GB3.1"720x7205 MP2 MPYes
BlackBerry Z3 [2] October 20131.2 GHz1.5 GB8 GBup to 128 GB5"540x9605 MP1.1 MPNo
BlackBerry Leap [3] April 20151.2 GHz2 GB16 GBup to 128 GB5"720x12808 MP2MPNo

Flagship

Flagship devices are featured the most in BlackBerry advertisements. The Passport features a quad-core processor. All other devices use dual-core processors.

ProductRelease DateProcessorRAMStorageDisplayCamera(s)Physical Keyboard
InternalRemovableSizeResolutionBackFront
BlackBerry Classic [4] December 20141.5 GHz2 GB16 GBup to 128 GB3.5"720x7208 MP2 MPYes
BlackBerry Passport [5] September 20142.2 GHz3 GB32 GBup to 128 GB4.5"1440x144013 MP2 MPYes
BlackBerry Q10 [6] April 20131.5 GHz2 GB16 GBup to 64 GB3.1"720x7208 MP2 MPYes
BlackBerry Z10 [7] January 20131.5 GHz2 GB16 GBup to 64 GB4.2"768x12808 MP2 MPNo
BlackBerry Z30 [8] September 20131.7 GHz2 GB16 GBup to 64 GB5"720x12808 MP2 MPNo

Porsche Design

Porsche Design smartphones are luxury offerings that are based, as the name suggests, on the Porsche automobile brand. These devices use luxury components on the exterior. The internal hardware is the same as the corresponding flagship devices, but the internal storage is upgraded to 64 GB.

ProductRelease DateProcessorRAMStorageDisplayCamera(s)Physical Keyboard
InternalRemovableSizeResolutionBackFront
BlackBerry P'9982 [9] January 20141.5 GHz2 GB64 GBup to 64 GB4.2"768x12808 MP2 MPNo
BlackBerry P'9983 [10] January 20141.5 GHz2 GB64 GBup to 128 GB3.1"720x7208 MP2 MPYes

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