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Originally Posted by bhartman36
Honestly, unless the you can find the K2 for a ridiculously low price (e.g., $50), I don't think the money saved would be worth it. It would be a used device with no warranty and no customer service. You probably also won't see firmware updates.
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Actually, I bought my 2nd K2i from Amazon. So it does have a full warranty. It is reconditioned, which means new battery and face (only the internals are original -- keyboard, screen, etc. new). I think I paid $119. My first K2i cost $259.
But bhartman is right -- no updates. There is a way to install K3 firmware on a K2, but I haven't messed with it yet. Honestly, I'm quite happy with my K2i, and I am not at all tempted my the more fragile K3. But, to each his own.