Unihertz Titan Slim, The New Sleek QWERTY 4G Smartphone Android 11 Unlocked NFC Smart Phone (Support T-Mobile & Verizon only)

I couldn't be more happy with this purchase. Sure, the phone doesn't have the top notch components that the flagship phones do, but all of it is pretty good. Its good enough for my taste. I came from a recent iPhone to this. It doesn't compare to that in some ways but I don't care about that. The keyboard is what I'm all about. I have been wanting a phone with a physical keyboard for years now. Thank god someone is smart enough to still make them. My only complaint is the size of the keyboard. I wish it were a little bit bigger, but I'm getting used to it. What I would really love is a sidekick style longways keyboard. But this is the best I can get right now, and I'm very happy. They even include a case and a screen protector on the phone, and one extra. Its comes with everything you need. I do also like the fingerprint scanner. Somehow tapping on glass drives me nuts now. I'm sick of that and I'm glad for the change back to the superior way phones were made. Phones nowadays are all the same glass bricks. Nothing has changed. Unihertz, keep at it. I'll buy every single new physical keyboard phone and be a loyal customer. I know what I like. It may be niche, but there is a market for these, and someone should be making them.

Switched to this as my daily driver from a Blackberry Key2 LE and the transition was fairly smooth. Was happy to see another keyboard phone as I cant stand regular a** phones.Theres a couple details I wish theyd more or less copy from Blackberry but Ive learned to live without. I think the home button should of been a normal button not a touch one as typing a lot of t's takes you home (i set it as double tap to mitigate it a bit but still happens)The ability to set launcher to the programmable button would be amazing maybe if I root the phone I could do that and disable the home button altogether.Battery life the last few months has been pretty good and it was nice they send you a screen protector with your purchase so that was impressive to me.lastly Unihertz please allow or try to get more software updates to keep your wonderful devices more relevant.Oh and im begging you talk to blackberry and please copy the PRIV and upgrade its specs lol 😩 also 5g would be cool but not really having problems with speedI do got this weird problem receiving pictures with text downgrading badly but seems to be more of an android problem although i suspect it could be detailed access point settings i should try to copy from my old phone sometime...

Previously I had the Titan. That phone was a tank until tech issues ensued. I had to get rid of that phone because it kept glitching saying there was a terminal error. I then purchased the Titan Slim, as it reminded me of my Blackberry KeyOne. For whatever reason, the Titan Slim does not display everything as it should on social media or in apps. Ever since getting this phone, it is virtually impossible to purchase anything through the app store since the content is not adjusted to fit the screen and the button is inaccessible. You can see 2/3 of the button but there is no way to scroll down and actually click to confirm purchase. Besides that, the phone has not been bad overall.... until the last month or so. It has been consistently very glitchy, slow, and freezes during use. Additionally, most of the apps are requiring an update for use. I updated the apps and now every time I try to use them the phone freezes. I'm assuming because the OS is now too old. Honestly, I did love the phone for awhile. It patched me over on the itch for a new Blackberry... this phone is almost perfect, minus the previously mentioned corks. Unihertz is just not built to last, like Blackberry. The Titan lasted 2 years, the Titan Slim is taking a dip after 1 year. It's an okay phone, just know what you're walking into.

After waiting years for the (seemingly vaporware) Fxtec Pro1-X to arrive, and upon the sudden but ultimately unsurprising death of my beloved Samsung Galaxy S SGH-T699, I had to act quick and Unihertz was pretty much the only option! After reviewing the different Titan models, I settled on the Titan Slim since it was the closest to a normal phone footprint of oblong rather than square. I spent many years on my Blackberry 7520, so I am familiar with the fixed external keyboard present on the Unihertz models. Although I was hoping for the Samsung-style slide-out keyboard, the failure of Fxtec to delivery on their Indiegogo campaign has left the market with literally no slide-out keyboard options. Thus, we accept the fixed Unihertz keyboard as our best option in 2023!I've been using the phone every day for over a month now and I am very happy with the camera, fingerprint pad, and (most importantly!) the keyboard. Although the keys are certainly more narrow than I would like, they are raised "tactile" keys which does at least partially overcome the narrowness difficulty-of-typing. I give this phone 5 stars and definitely recommend it for anyone who wants or needs a physical keyboard!

I wanted a phone with a physical keyboard, but this isn't it. It's older 4G hardware with an older version of Android.When it worked it was not too bad.But the top row of keys died after 6 months, followed by the bottom third of the touch screen. As a result, you can't touch there key to go back to the home screen or swipe up to go to the home screen. So the only way to get back to the home screen is to restart the device.There is no support from the manufacturer, so it's another broken crap Chinese phone headed for the landfill.

The keyboard didn't last, and it's not really designed for replacing it.