BlackBerry had a respectable year in 2017. The reason was pretty simple: it started to produce attractive, well-made and secure devices once again, luring in both the company's die-hard fans and newcomers alike.

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When we reviewed the BlackBerry KeyOne just six months ago, we thought it was the device to convince BlackBerry loyalists to jump aboard an Android OS-based keyboard phone.

And now there are even more reasons: pictured is the BlackBerry KeyOne Bronze which, as its name suggests, is a KeyOne with a new lick of molten-colour paint. And it looks great. By avoiding looking brash or overly bling, the Bronze edition succeeds in looking both business and casual.

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The device also features a dual SIM slot for the UK market, further targeting business users - an area BlackBerry targets, due to the added security of its DTEK app.

If you fancy the Bronze edition then it'll cost £549 for the 64GB storage model, aligning it with the price point of the Black Edition, positioning the special edition colours at £50 more than the standard KeyOne.

Whatever you think of BlackBerry, we think it's great to have something different in the world of Android - especially when it looks this good.