Unihertz Titan 6GB+128GB, Rugged QWERTY Smartphone, Android 10 Unlocked Smart Phone, Black (NO charger)

I cannot bear touchscreen-typing. Screens are for displaying, keyboards are for typing! The Unihertz Titan seems to be the only QWERTY smartphone option, other than Blackberry, left in the whole world. How did it come to this? Was it a fashion trend? Cost-cutting? Does everyone really love the lifeless feel of a cold flat sheet of glass on their fingertips? Whatever the reason, the Titan came along and saved us. We are the tiny minority who dare to live in the past, who remember better times when the satisfying click and well-formed shapes of real keys defined our communications experience. The Titan has a lovely keyboard, an impressively crisp square screen (on which you can still tap and slide around all those touch-screen apps) and an immense battery that lasts me a week. Yes, that's right, I charge the phone once a week and it's still on 30% even then! It works well too, and you can get away with most apps on the square screen. Just a few are designed for sole use on the those tall, narrow screens that everyone else seems to love. It's a big, heavy phone. Beautifully rugged-looking. People are constantly asking me what it is and where they can get one from. This is a great phone. Dare to be different!

With two slots for sims I carry only one phone for work and personal use. Both sim works perfectly in sync and with options to which one do you prefer to use. The phone is very sturdy and has survived falls and underwater mistreatment. The Screen is big enough to read and see documents. The software is not perfect but is good enough to support all the apps that are based in widescreen. This phone is perfect for those who works on the go and need quick access to work related actions. This phone is not designed for media and gamers fans, some games are not totally adapted due to the square screen size. Camera is ok, I am not looking for pictures to show in a photo gallery but the resolution is good enough to show in most social media apps (which will reduce the resolution anyway). Keyboard makes it quicker and easy to type, avoiding typos mistake which you have with the screen keyboards, therefore, less embarrassing moments and better communication with co-workers. Battery last long enough and I am happy with the capacity. Sound is loud enough as it has space for bigger speaker in comparison to other more slim smartphones. Weight can be an issue because is a big phone, but for anything else is a sturdy, reliable and efficient phone, that once you know how it works with all the caveats, it will not disappoint you. Important is, because it is a different phone, you have to give time to understand it. Thank you.

Blackberry, may their name live in infamy, decided that after January 4th 2022, their phones will no longer be able to access any networks. Terrific. Paid £200 for mine. Good phone, apart from the lousy camera. Well, that'll add several 100s of 1000s more discarded smart phones to the mountains of unrecycled garbage that are taking over our poor planet and there doesn't seem to be a damn thing Blackberry users can do about other than buy a new phone. Which is where the Unihertz Titan comes in. If, like me, you loathe touch-screen keyboards and would rather have a physical Qwerty one, options are limited. In fact, the only practical one currently (December 2021) in production is the Unihertz Titan. So, how does it stack up? Well, I've only had it for a few weeks, but so far there's a fair bit to like. Important to me is its capacity to act as a music player. My music collection amounts to over 68,000 tracks. These take up a lot of space. I had to delete albums from my Blackberry, which could only manage a maximum 256gb micro SD card. The Titan lives up to its name by handling cards up to 1 terabyte! Having downloaded and installed the Vanilla Music Player, I pointed it at my music folder and waited to see if it could handle all those tracks. It took a while to sort through them, but handles them just fine. When out buying CDs, I often have to check that I don't already have them. On the Blackberry, searching through 60,000 tracks took a while. With the Titan's whopping 6gb of RAM, the search facility in Vanilla Music produces results almost instantly. Brilliant! The sound quality through the provided earphones is also pretty good, certainly better than my old iPod and plenty good enough for me. Volume is also good, surpassing the limiters the iPod had by a long way. The keyboard is reasonably responsive, enabling accurate keying. The keys are larger than on the Blackberry and there are a few extras that add functionality. Decent predictive software speeds up the typing process too. This is great as one of the reasons I want a phone is to edit course booklets I produce for the British Druid Order while I'm on the move. Again, the Titan handles this every bit as well as the Blackberry. The larger keyboard is one reason why the Titan is bigger than the Passport, longer by about 18mm and thicker too. As a physical piece of kit, the Titan is solid with a good heft in the hand. Nothing flimsy about it. It's a chunky block of rubber, metal and glass. The screen is a little bigger than the Blackberry Passport and nice and clear. I've adjusted the brightness down to 33%, which is easier on the eyes. Apart from the keyboard, the physical buttons consist of an on/off switch and rocker volume control on the right, torch on the left. If you're looking for a phone to make hi-def movies on, you might need to look elsewhere. The front and rear cameras on the Titan are not of the best quality, adequate for grabbing quick snaps but not much more. Still, they are much better than those on the Blackberry Passport. My greatest irritation with the Titan is that it comes pre-installed with so much Google software, which is great if you want your every thought and action tracked by Google HQ and sold off to third parties all over the world. That said, it's easy enough to bin the Google garbage and replace it with software that works better and doesn't spy on you. I ditched Google search on the home page, for example, and replaced it with the Qwant search engine. The Titan is at least as much a miniature computer as it is a smart phone, which is exactly what I want. And despite what some have said, it fits easily in most of my pockets. So far, then, I'm pretty happy with it. I just hope Unihertz allow me to keep using it and won't cut it off from the networks like Blackberry did with my otherwise still perfectly functional Passport. Grrrrrrrrrrrr......

The picture the red it says warning need security update but when I try it won’t let me lucky I haven’t put anything on that can get hacked but I would a response from the manufacturer and why this happened I wasted a lot of money on this for this to be a big problem I am not happy and too many problems with it

My unihertz Titan phone has proved to have a defective battery in the two months since I bought it from Amazon. Am extremely disappointed,to say the least, having had another Titan with a far greater battery life, the current phone replaced that handset when it got damaged accidentally. Not able to return it to get a replacement. Not exactly happy. The phone otherwise works perfectly. I must add that I've contacted Unihertz about the defective battery,asking them to send a replacement so I can get it installed at the local repair shop. Submitted screenshots showing how rapidly the battery drains on this model. Their response has been negative. Worth bearing in mind if thinking of purchasing. A very good phone, but any issues, the manufacturers seem reluctant to assist with.

I'd like to start by saying that I am biased, well what I mean is I have gone off the new glass finished phones. That's Right they all look and feel the same, so when I saw the TItan my heart skipped a beat and I fell in love with the aesthetics but software does need to match up, now right off the bat this is not IOS but let me tell you this keyboard is fantastic yes it has its layout quirks but it is not difficult to get used to it at all. I am enjoying every part of this review all typed physically on my wonderful unihertz titan. Now here's my advice, if you use your generally for calls and email and social media then you have to buy this piece of kit absolutely fabulous. Even the size is good for typing, I think if it had of been smaller it would be more difficult to type on. It does weigh a little more than your average phone but that gives it a premium feel. If you have the money to buy it then I would advise you get it, my interest in using my phone has returned. Best phone I've ever bought.

This so looked like the superb BlackBerry Passport, sadly now largely unsupported. The physical keyboard is what attracted me the most, probably like many other buyers. So when my BlackBerry KeyOne, after 3 years, perhaps started to age a bit, I decided after much humming and hawing to bite the bullet and go for the Unihertz Titan. First out of the box, it looks great. And make no mistake, the previous reviewers are not exaggerating - this handset is BIG and HEAVY. Not quite as aesthetically pleasing as the BB Passport, but nice nonetheless. Set-up went reasonably smoothly (wireless transfer). But it didn't take long for the problems (or perhaps 'quirks' would be a fairer word) to surface. First off, the placement of the ALT key - top right, bang in among the numbers. For me at least, this crazy arrangement made it damned awkward to type numbers. Thankfully I did some research, and thank goodness that you can actually swap the function of the SHIFT and ALT keys. So I did that. Even so, I'd have much preferred an option to bring up a virtual line of numbers on the screen to use. You could do that with the BlackBerry Passport. You can't with this phone. Then there are some apps - even though this is indeed an Android phone, those Android apps have been clearly designed with the long rectangular screens in mind. The Titan has a near-as-damnit square screen, so with a few apps - obviously not all - the effect has been to truncate the display. In a few cases, such as the BBC Weather app, the display is 'squashed', so that the forecasts can't be read properly. Again with the BBC, the Sounds app is also truncated, so that you cannot even sign in (which you must do, or you can't view the app at all - thanks, BBC - not). And no, you cannot scroll down in these cases, so the apps are simply usable. It's utterly frustrating. Hmmm, what else? Well, the keyboard doesn't work quite right either. There is no period added after a double space - and that's with either the Kika or the Gboard. I've checked settings, and everything seems fine; I've been all over the net looking for fixes, but they all simply point to how you set up this function. I've already done that, yet the keyboard still won't work right. So, after two days, I'm still far from convinced that I haven't wasted my money. A few other reviewers did mention some teething troubles to start with, then all was fine for them. I'm so hoping that'll be the case for me. So let's wait and see. I'll edit this review a few weeks down the line.

First of all I was very hesitate in purchasing this phone after many hours watching reviews on YouTube but best decision I've made. The size, detail and keyboard is great. Battery life is insane. It's basically a little pc in your pocket and runs my business system full screen. Set and program keys to how you want it. It's different to a blackberry keyboard but easy to get use too.

Es un excelente celular. Yo quería un celular con teclado qwerty porque ya estoy harto de que todos los celulares son iguales. Así que opté por este modelo y me encantó. Es un celular grande sin embargo cabe muy bien en las bolsas del pantalón y también pesa un poco más que todos los teléfonos pero se siente que tienes un dispositivo de excelente calidad de ensamblado ósea sería una calidad premium la verdad felicidades a esta marca. Trae android 10 pero a mi eso no me preocupa que no traiga el más reciente. El teléfono funciona súper fluido en todas las apps y cambiar de apps también lo hace súper fluido se ve que los 6 gb de memoria RAM hacen súper bien su trabajo. Las cámaras son normales nada especial pero toma buenas fotos, pero si quieres una súper cámara mejor compren un s24 de samsung o equivalente. Este celular creo va ser un éxito para un nicho muy específico que busque un celular como blackberry. Yo estoy más que feliz teclear es una delcia con este teclado ya tecleo hasta sin ver el teclado así como lo llegue hacer con mi blackberry. El teclado funciona también como mouse para hacer scroll en las pantallas ya sea you tube , insta, facebook, whats, telegram chrome o lo que se te antoje y también para macerate por las pantallas del teléfono para escoger apps. La batería es un MONSTRUO hasta ahorita lo más que le he sacado son 7 días con uso normal Yo creo que con uso muuuuy intenso te dará 2 días. Pero con un uso mínimo yo creo te dará los 10 días. Ósea que no estés metido todo el tiempo en redes sociales y solo mandar mensajes por whats o telegram o la app que uses para comunicarte. Me encanta como se siente en mi mano. Hace mucho no tenía ese sentimiento de tener algo bien hecho y de excelente calidad y robusto y resistente. Yo estoy encantado con este equipo la verdad es una belleza. Si lo recomiendo. Lo que sí es que lo necesitas tomar con la dos manos para poder escribir, pero eso para mí no es ningún tema ya que así escribo normalmente. A dos manos, pero si quieres escribir a una mano si va estar muy difícil a menos que tengas manos muy grandes. La pantalla está muy bien tiene muy bien brillo aún bajo el sol. Otro detalle que me encantó es que al usarlo no se calienta como por ejemplo mi iPhone 13 Tiene reconocimiento to facial y con huella dactilar. Y trae jack 3.5 para audífonos así como también puedes conectarlos por bluetooth. Trae NFC y todas las conexiones necesarias. El wifi a mi me ha funcionado de maravilla no se desconecta y es rápido y sin interrupciones, comento esto porque leí una reseña de que la conexión a wifi no era buena. Pero nada que ver la calidad de las antenas son excelentes no he tenido ningún problema de conexión de nada. Tanto con con datos móviles como wifi. La verdad estoy más que contento con este celular. Es más si sacaran una nueva versión de este celular lo compraría. Y lo mejor es el precio. Excelente precio.

Un grande telefono, Devo dire che è impressionante questo telefono fa la differenza, da vero nostalgico della tastiera ,si..è pesante abbastanza per qualcuno e ingombrante, però signori.. le descrizioni ci sono leggete ma è solo da provare! e averlo sotto mano credetemi è una forza, ottimo prodotto robustezza e la tastiera fisica un lusso, questo è uno dei telefoni rugged, elegante di nicchia che ho mai avuto e consiglio a tutti di acquistarlo perche merita molto con le sue 8 gb di ram ,favoloso ...si aggiorna benissimo e reattivo anche con il touch screen ottimo suono peccato solo per una cassa ma poco male si sente comunque benissimo bellissima la retro illuminazione della tastiera ,la fotocamera: le foto non sono il top ma io per lavoro o il mio interesse non è neanche tutto questo male come si pensa o dicono. Notifiche delle app funzionanti con luce di ricezione lampeggiante. un vero e propio palmare. Bellissimo

Ok. We know, that BlackBerry phones dont make new products. For this we are looking for new alternative like that. I start with positive feedback. - massive long life battery - big buttons - big screen - better fingerprit sensor than on all Blackberry devices - the phone is resistant to falls, water, dust etc... Now look on negative feedback: - the phone is really big heavy brick (looks like they try make copy of BlackBerry Passport, but this is step out) - very bad camera - on back side can you see two holes for stereo reproductors, but sound goes out only from left hole - poor quality microphones - 14nm old technology and I think that ma old BB KEY2 is faster than this device - slow bluetooth transfer - wifi is little weak (sometimes you lost signal) - charging battery is very long time for today - the phone is very wide and is hard to write on - official keyboard software "KIKA" is VERY VERY BAD !!! If you want using normally your keyboard, you must uninstall that and download BlackBerry Keyboard.

Als Fan von Hardwaretastaturen an einem robusten Smartphone kommt man aktuell um das Titan nur schwerlich herum. Die gesamte Hardware entspricht genau meinen Vorstellungen. Software und der Support von Unihertz sind allerdings nicht gut. Das Gerät wird nur mit Android 10 und ohne weitere Updates ausgeliefert. Das letzte Sicherheitsupdate hat es im Februar 2023 erhalten und es wird kein weiteres Update mehr geben. Der Support wurde von Unihertz eingestellt. Glücklicherweise hat das Gerät eine kleine aber feine Fangemeinschaft, die sich um aktuelle ANdroid-Versionen bemüht. Man kann es Rooten und aktuell selbst mit LinageOS20/Android13 zum Laufen bringen. Ich selbst nutze es so und bin sehr überrascht, wie viel besser es im Vergleich zum originalen Unihertz Android 10 läuft. Akkulaufzeit ist bei mir bei regelmäßiger Nutzung 2 bis 3 Tage. Durch die Möglichkeit, es selbst zu Rooten und so auch zukünftig mit aktuellen Android-Versionen nutzen zu können, hat das Titan einiges an Zukunftssicherheit gewonnen. Man ist von Herstellerupdates unabhängig, muss aber auch den Setupaufwand für sich eingehen wollen und wissen, was man auf Systemebene wie konfigurieren kann, um ein sicheres Gerät zu erhalten. Alles in allem ist das Titan ein wunderbares Stück Hardware mit einer gelungenen Tastatur und allen Möglichkeiten, auch fern ab von Google ein Androidsystem zukunftssicher betreiben zu können. Ist man einfach nur Anwender und möchte sich selbst um die Systempflege nicht kümmern, würde ich das Titan nicht empfehlen. Man bekommt deutlich günstigere Smartphones mit zugesicherten Sicherheitsupdates und aktuelleren Android-Versionen.

いまさらこのレビューを観る人もいないでしょうが・・・ 所有欲を満たし，性能は十分で，なにより面白い端末でした。 ハードウェアの致命的な弱点として，外部スピーカーの配線が外れやすいというものがあり，筐体のネジが特殊なこともあって自前で修理もできず，ということで，3年目かそこらで電話機としての役割を終えました。 いい端末でした。