Unihertz Titan 2 Elite

“The Unihertz Titan 2 Elite briefly scratches that nostalgic BlackBerry itch, but unless you absolutely need QWERTY keys to tap on, its constrained keyboard, square display, and limited performance fail to help it stand out among similarly priced competitors.”

“The Unihertz Titan 2 Elite briefly scratches that nostalgic BlackBerry itch, but unless you absolutely need QWERTY keys to tap on, its constrained keyboard, square display, and limited performance fail to help it stand out among similarly priced competitors.”

“If you, like me, would rather trade a more spacious keyboard for a more pocketable device, then I think you'll be happy with your purchase. Unihertz has truly stepped up its game, and with five years of promised software support, I hope this device has years of appreciation ahead of it. I love this device, and I'm quite confident you will, too.”

“There’s a reason we have all switched to touchscreen smartphones: ease of use and simplicity. However, there is still a subset of people who love physical-keyboard mobile phones, and the Titan Elite 2 is a prime option. This brightly coloured, compact Android smartphone features a physical QWERTY keyboard, and whilst it might seem like something from the 90s, once you get used to having physical keys rather than just a simple touchscreen, it starts to make a lot of sense. With the ability to add shortcuts for repetitive tasks, this is an exceptionally fast smartphone option once you find your way around. In use, the screen is bright and touchscreen-enabled, and once you get used to the keys, it’s actually an extremely fast way to type, giving a slightly analogue, retro feel. If you prefer physical keyboards to touchscreens, this is a great option, and I also love the compact size.”