The BlackBerry Key2 was leaked extensively recently and now it's finally official, coming as a KeyONE successor with notable upgrades.
The new BlackBerry Key2 retains the same form factor of its predecessor, sporting a square-ish design, but marks a first for a BlackBerry smartphone: it boasts a dual rear camera setup.
BlackBerry Key2 With Dual Rear Cameras
Dual rear cameras have been gaining ground recently and an increasing number of smartphones now feature two cameras on the back. The Key2 is ready to join the trend with a 12-megapixel sensor with a f/1.8 aperture, and a telephoto lens with a f/2.6 aperture.
The telephoto lens comes in handy when capturing portraits with a bokeh effect (defocused background), as well as for photos with optical zoom.
The BlackBerry Key2 will get monthly Android security updates and at least one major OS update, so the upcoming Android P will be a given.
The smartphone will go on sale in June at $649. For more information, visit the official BlackBerry Key2 product page.
