on 10 Nov 2011 09:07 AM
The long awaited White BlackBerry Bold 9900 has finally hit the streets. Vodafone UK is offering up the device today and customers can grab it for as little as £39 for 24 months, which includes 1000mins, unlimited text and 750MB of data and BIS. Other plans are available as well, so check for the option that best fits you.
So what say you? Do you prefer the black or white Bold 9900? Let us know in the comments!
No.
I love my black Bold. It looks very classy especially with the carbon fibre battery cover. Besides I'm afraid of dirtying up that pristine white case with my fingers.
While I would like to have a white Berry I think I still prefer the look of the black Bold over the white. The plastic used on the white one looks cheap to me.
I had a black 9700 then a white 9780. With the 9900 I think I prefer the black.
Looks lush. I think the black ones look a bit more business like.
Nice!
JECH
yuck. black all the way
Black. I had a white phone before and it showed up all the little pen marks it gathered over the year because it's been I put it in my school bag. Looks like I was doodling on it constantly.
Anyone seen carrying a white phone of any description requires a good slap.
Autofocus????? they need to really get the right information up there.
black is better
anywhere where I can just purchase the white batter door? anyone know?
You can try Amazon, they sell white battery doors and houisng for the 9780, so I guess with time they'll eventually have it for this one.
Would have to say that I prefer black. Being a guy, the white seems a little feminine to me. Although the white 9700's seemed to look nice.
Black is the best
BLACK-Berry
Not as hidious as the white iphone 4/4s
Most importantly is not the color; its the Auto-focus!!! Guess RIM did listen and do what is best and as 'requested'... Yay!
White phones = rock.
I really want a White BlackBerry. Correction. I need it.
(Am I the only one who thinks it's 10 times more stylish in White?)
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