The Blackberry Q20 release date created quite an uproar and now that the phone has arrived in the market, users are giving mixed reactions. The device does well overall but the performance has disappointed some. At a $499 price tag, the Blackberry Classic features were expected to be good. Nonetheless, the phone seems to be good enough for the Business class.

The major plus points of the phone is Blackberry's new 10.3.1 OS that makes it an undebated better choice than the Blackberry Q10. The OS supports Blackberry Enterprise Solution 12, thereby making the device perfect for business class people who need a lot of resources in the corporate world.

The processor could have been better than a meagre 1.5 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor with Adreno 225 GPU. Most of the rival phones at this price range offer the 2.7 GHz Snapdragon 800 chipset with at least Adreno 330 GPU. The RAM is just decent at 2 GB. However, the Blackberry Classic performance reviews have no complains as Blackberry still manages to deliver a smooth performance.

Apart from that, the 8 MP primary camera with 3264x2448 pixels and 2 MP secondary camera are good enough for quality pictures and selfies. Features like Geo-tagging, touch focus, face detection, HDR and Panaroma are not new but they are fully optimized in the latest Blackberry Classic for sharp performance.

The keypad and trackpad are a plus point as has always been for Blackberry, as it makes for really easy typing - great for office workers. The display is a generous 3.5 inches but at a resolution of 720x720 pixels. The internal storage capacity of the device is 16 GB only but it is expandable to the recent standard 128 GB with an external micro SD card.

The sleek Blackberry Classic is handier and even stronger than the Blackberry Q10. The OS that is also Android compatible opens a lot of windows for all the necessary apps. It hasn't even been a month since the release of the phone and it has already captured the Q10 market and is giving tough competition to the business class target buyers of its Samsung and HTC rivals!