Compare contract deals on QWERTY mobile phones
What are qwerty phones? Qwerty phones have physical keyboards with real buttons you can press to make a keystroke. Some qwerty phones have both a physical keyboard and touchscreen interface available for controlling the phone.
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BlackBerry Curve 9320 (Black) 24 month contract £150 Tesco Gift Card |
400minutes | + | Unlimitedtexts | + | 250MBinternet | + | FREEhandset | = |
£150 Tesco Gift Card
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Nokia Asha 201 (Black) 18 month contract 13 months at £1.99 |
200minutes | + | Unlimitedtexts | + | Nointernet | + | FREEhandset | = |
13 months at £1.99
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BlackBerry Bold 9790 (Black) 24 month contract |
400minutes | + | Unlimitedtexts | + | 250MBinternet | + | FREEhandset | = |
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Nokia E6 (Silver) 24 month contract £25 Tesco Gift Card |
500minutes | + | Unlimitedtexts | + | Nointernet | + | FREEhandset | = |
£25 Tesco Gift Card
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BlackBerry Torch 9810 (Graphite) 18 month contract 13 months 1/2 price |
200minutes | + | Unlimitedtexts | + | Nointernet | + | FREEhandset | = |
13 months 1/2 price
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Samsung Galaxy Pro (Silver) 24 month contract Nintendo Wii |
300minutes | + | Unlimitedtexts | + | Nointernet | + | FREEhandset | = |
Nintendo Wii
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BlackBerry Torch 9800 (Black) 18 month contract 5 months free |
600minutes | + | Unlimitedtexts | + | 250MBinternet | + | FREEhandset | = |
5 months free
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HTC ChaCha (White) 24 month contract Nintendo Wii |
300minutes | + | Unlimitedtexts | + | Nointernet | + | FREEhandset | = |
Nintendo Wii
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HTC 7 Pro (Black) 24 month contract £15 automatic cashback |
200minutes | + | Unlimitedtexts | + | 100MBinternet | + | FREEhandset | = |
£15 automatic cashback
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Qwerty Phones
Qwerty might sound like a character from a Pixar movie, but it is also the name for the standard layout of a keyboard. Originally designed to combat the jams caused by typewriting at an epic pace, the Qwerty keyboard has become the recognised choice, and many mobile users prefer to have the reliability and familiarity of this as part of their mobile phone.
Qwerty phones remain popular, despite the emergence of the swaggering touchscreen, which might as well be dressed in a purple suit, holding a golden cane. A hard-key pad on a phone offers great responsiveness, and many people find it easier and much more comfortable to use.
Manufacturers build smartphones which are pure hard-key, but there are also combo phones on the market. These bring together the touchscreen and the Qwerty hard-keys, for a harmonious balance of both sides.
If you know you want those reassuring Qwerty hard-keys, then Recombu Mobile can filter the deals to show you phones with this feature. You can then streamline the results by using our other search and compare tools; choose price range, contract allowances and length, network and other features you would like to see in your phone.
You can read about any of the phones shown on Recombu Mobile by checking our reviews. So, if you want to know a little more about a model you’ve seen in your search results, you can rest assured we have taken it apart and eaten the contents, giving us the perfect foundation for a thorough and insightful analysis.