Bronze might seem like a strange choice for a smartphone color, but it looks much nicer than we expected. It's subtle and subdued, and under the right light the matte metal looks more like gold. Even so, not everyone is going to love the way the bronze frame looks pressed up against the phone's many black flourishes. Otherwise, it's the same KEYone BlackBerry fans have grown to love... save for one notable tweak. Unlike the existing versions, the Bronze Edition drops the spot for a microSD card on the SIM tray to accommodate two SIM cards. It's a move meant to court frequent international travelers, and while the shift is a little frustrating, users are still left with 64GB of internal storage to play with.

There is one more catch: BlackBerry Mobile only intends to sell the Bronze Edition outside the US, specifically in certain markets in Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Sure, AT&T started selling the all-black KEYone earlier this year, but the Bronze Edition's dual SIM capabilities all but ensure fans in the States will have to look abroad for an unlocked model. Too bad we don't know how much the phone will cost or when exactly it will be released — all BlackBerry can offer now is a vague launch Q1 2018 launch window.

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