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"Buy the BLACKBERRY STORM 2 9550 unlocked and with 12 months warranty from MobiCity.
This highly anticipated addition to the Blackberry range is being tipped as their model of the year. With improved functionality and many added features over its predecessor, the Storm 2 9550 provides Wi-Fi, Internet browsing enhancements (such as faster page loading) and JavaScript by default.
With a sleek design and integrated touch navigation keys, the Storm 2 9550 offers a 3.2 megapixel camera with flash and autofocus, high resolution (480 x 360 pixel) screen and a dynamic brightness control. Also key functions such as send, end, menu and escape keys are now part of the display, preventing problems with back lighting and dust.
Other features include integrated GPS with A-GPS hardware, Bluetooth and the ability to expand memory up to 16GB.
The phone is free of carrier software and ready for use on all Australian networks. Telstra NextG customers are only able to access the 2G and 3G services of their SIM with this device."
The highly anticipated Storm 2 is expected to be the Blackberry model of the year. With improved functionality to its predecessor it boasts many added features among them is Wifi, Internet browsing enhancements (i.e. faster page loading),and JavaScript is now On by default. With its sleeker design and integrated touch navigation Keys using BlackBerry Handheld software v5.0.
It sports a 3.2 MP camera with flash and auto focus, high resolution 480 x 360 pixel colour screen and dynamic brightness control. Integrated GPS with A-GPS hardware, our handsets do not come with maps included.
The Storm 2 is an all round much improved handset and has been polished off with some nice touch's. The physical button have been replaced and the key functions such as send/end/menu/escape keys are now part of the display which prevent back lighting coming through the gaps and stops dust entering through them to name but one.
All together a very well thought out handset form RIM that is expected to hit all the right spots of BlackBerry lovers as well as attracting a heap more.
The phone is available from MobiCity free of carrier software and ready for use on all Australian networks. Telstra Next G customers however can only utilise the 2G services of their SIM with this device.
This highly anticipated addition to the Blackberry range is being tipped as their model of the year. With improved functionality and many added features over its predecessor, the Storm 2 9550 provides Wi-Fi, Internet browsing enhancements (such as faster page loading) and JavaScript by default.
With a sleek design and integrated touch navigation keys, the Storm 2 9550 offers a 3.2 megapixel camera with flash and autofocus, high resolution (480 x 360 pixel) screen and a dynamic brightness control. Also key functions such as send, end, menu and escape keys are now part of the display, preventing problems with back lighting and dust.
Other features include integrated GPS with A-GPS hardware, Bluetooth and the ability to expand memory up to 16GB.
The phone is free of carrier software and ready for use on all Australian networks. Telstra NextG customers are only able to access the 2G and 3G services of their SIM with this device."
The highly anticipated Storm 2 is expected to be the Blackberry model of the year. With improved functionality to its predecessor it boasts many added features among them is Wifi, Internet browsing enhancements (i.e. faster page loading),and JavaScript is now On by default. With its sleeker design and integrated touch navigation Keys using BlackBerry Handheld software v5.0.
It sports a 3.2 MP camera with flash and auto focus, high resolution 480 x 360 pixel colour screen and dynamic brightness control. Integrated GPS with A-GPS hardware, our handsets do not come with maps included.
The Storm 2 is an all round much improved handset and has been polished off with some nice touch's. The physical button have been replaced and the key functions such as send/end/menu/escape keys are now part of the display which prevent back lighting coming through the gaps and stops dust entering through them to name but one.
All together a very well thought out handset form RIM that is expected to hit all the right spots of BlackBerry lovers as well as attracting a heap more.
The phone is available from MobiCity free of carrier software and ready for use on all Australian networks. Telstra Next G customers however can only utilise the 2G services of their SIM with this device.
| Manufacturer | BlackBerry |
| Model | 9550 |
| Network Band | GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900, 3G 2100, EV-DO 800 / 1900, CDMA2000 800 / 1900 |
| 3G | Yes |
| Next G Compatible | No |
| Form Factor | Touchscreen |
| Height | 112.5 |
| Width | 62.2 |
| Thickness | 14 |
| Weight | 160 |
| Screen Size (Diagonal) | 3.2 inches |
| Screen Resolution | 320 x 480 pixels (HVGA) |
| Ringtone Type | Monophonic, MP3, Polyphonic |
| Internal Memory | 256MB |
| Expandable Memory | Up to 16GB |
| Included Memory Card | No |
| Camera | 3MP |
| Flash | Yes |
| Secondary Camera | No |
| Operating System | Manufacturer |
| Messaging | Email, Instant Messaging, MMS, SMS |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Radio | No |
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| WiFi | Yes |
| GPS Hardware | Yes |
| Games | Yes, Download |
| Standby Time | 305 |
| Talk Time | 6 |
| What's in the box? | Unlocked phone, Battery, Original charger, Adaptor plug, USB cable, Manual, CD software |
| Download Manual | Click to Download the BlackBerry Storm 2 9550 Manual / User Guide |
Customer Reviews
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Happy with phone Review by BMiller
Features Value Performance Design What an improvement! I had the original Blackberry Storm, and although I liked it, I found the memory issue annoying. I wanted to stay with a Blackberry because of my email use. This is what the first Storm should have been. I find that I can download more apps and I don’t have to do a battery pull as often. Even though I’m able to download more apps, I don’t find that I’m sacrificing more battery life than the first Storm. I like the added resistance on the new Storm click screen too. A little minor adjusting to my own personal habits, the Storm 2 has become one of my favorite phones. (Posted on 22/02/10)
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Nice upgrade! Review by Jason
Performance Design Features Value I used the original Blackberry Storm and the Storm 2 is an excellent improvement. With the addition of Wi-Fi and improved click/touch screen, it’s a great phone.
Most people had an issue with the click screen on the original so this one adds resistance. For me, it took some getting used to, but for others, it made it easier to navigate. The biggest upgrade I’ve noticed on the phone is the memory. The additional upgrade of memory has made a huge improvement in the overall functionality of the Storm 2. I like that I am able to download more applications than before. I used to have to do a battery pull daily on the original Storm, I only have to do it about once a week now.
Battery life is just as acceptable as the first and I have to charge it daily. The screen is vibrant and an excellent size, so this isn’t surprising. When I’m connected to Wi-Fi I sometimes have to charge it throughout the day.
Call quality is good and I’ve had no issues with it. I can hear callers just fine and nobody has complained about my voice quality.
(Posted on 13/12/09)
