The Comeback of Physical Keyboards!

BlackBerry smartphones may be a thing of the past, but demand for devices boasting physical keyboards is alive and well! Unihertz, known for its compact Android devices, has just unveiled the Titan 2—a sleek, upgraded smartphone inspired by the classic BlackBerry Passport.

Funding Success on Kickstarter!

The Titan 2 is gaining traction on Kickstarter, exceeding its ambitious $100,000 funding target! Early bird backers can snag this impressive device for just $269, while the full retail price is set at approximately $399, with shipping anticipated to commence as early as October 2025.

Power Meets Portability!

Packed with a Dimensity 7300 processor, 12GB of RAM, and 512GB of storage, the Titan 2 eclipses its predecessor in performance. It's noticeably slimmer, dropping from 16.65mm to just 10.85mm, and weighing in at only 235 grams—68 grams lighter than the original Titan!

Screen Upgrades for the Modern Age!

Boasting a 4.5-inch display with an impressive resolution of 1,440 x 1,440 pixels, the Titan 2 prioritizes productivity. It also features an innovative second screen on the back—a 2-inch display perfect for monitoring notifications, using widgets, or capturing selfies!

Camera Features That Impress!

The device doesn't skimp on photography, equipped with a rear camera bump that includes an 8MP telephoto lens and a powerful 50MP main camera, along with a 32MP front-facing camera for stunning selfies.

An Enhanced Typing Experience!

The Titan 2’s QWERTY keyboard has been redesigned for a more comfortable and versatile typing experience. Users can configure custom shortcuts and utilize a unique sliding feature for easy scrolling!

Tech Features Galore!

As if that's not enough, the Titan 2 boasts Bluetooth 5.4, NFC, an infrared port, dual-band GPS, and even an FM radio. Plus, features like a fingerprint sensor and programmable shortcut buttons have made a triumphant return!

Finally, A Smartphone That Fits Your Needs!

The Titan 2 is shaping up to be a dream for those who miss the tactile feedback of physical keyboards while embracing the conveniences of modern smartphones. Will this be the revival that BlackBerry fans have been waiting for? Stay tuned!