BlackBerry has officially unveiled the BlackBerry KEY2, one of the only phones left with a physical keyboard. It improves on the previous design by making the keyboard height bigger with the keys more spaced out for a better typing experience. It has a 4.5" screen, 64GB of storage, 6GB of RAM and a mid-tier Snapdragon 660 processor plus a 3,500 mAh battery with an advertised two days of life. It also has a new dual 12MP camera setup with Portrait Mode. The BlackBerry KEY2 will be available globally later this month with a $649 price tag.

// via Instagram BlackBerry has officially unveiled the BlackBerry KEY2, one of the only phones left with a physical keyboard. It improves on the previous design by making the keyboard height bigger with the keys more spaced out for a better typing experience. It has a 4.5" screen, 64GB of storage, 6GB of RAM and a mid-tier Snapdragon 660 processor plus a 3,500 mAh battery with an advertised two days of life. It also has a new dual 12MP camera setup with Portrait Mode. The BlackBerry KEY2 will be available globally later this month with a $649 price tag.