- Unihertz Titan 2 Backs QWERTY keyboard with an impressive 512GB upgrade
- Titan 2 is not for all, but this is actually its strongest sales point
- This phone brings back business-class typing and storage to the tank-like body
Unihertz has announced a kickstarter campaign for its upcoming rugged smartphone, Titan 2.
In a 16-second advertisement released by Unihertz, the company said, “We are getting ready for our kickstarter in June,” take a first look at a device that feels both familiar and ambitious.
The advertisement shows that Titan 2 follows the original Uniherz Titan and Titan Slim, causing the brand to take care of the brand on the rugged smartphone with the physical QWERTY keyboard.
A familiar form factor with rugged credentials
With its square screen and hardware keys, the Titan 2 clearly resonates the Blackberry era, when such designs were synonymous with commercial productivity and communication.
The new model appears to be a broad, flat-aided version of the Titan Slim, which lacks the curved top and below design found on the original Titan.
Although detailed specifications are rare, Unihertz confirmed Tekardar Pro The commercial version of Titan 2 will offer internal storage of 512 GB.
It marks a significant upgradation from previous recurrents, especially 2019 Unihertz Titan, which is sent with 128GB storage, 6GB RAM and MediaTek Helio P60 processor.
The original Titan was notable for its 4.5-inch 1440×1440 display, global LTE support, NFC capacity and 6,000mAh battery, all were packed in a heavy 305g chassis with IP67 water and dust resistance.
Titan and Titan Slim were never given objectives for mainstream users. Instead, he targeted those who wanted something unconventional.
Titan 2 is now ready to build on that dynasty, with greater storage and a refreshing design, while the company’s top beauty and utilitarian philosophy lies strongly.
This business smartphone does not appear to be a contender for mass-market dominance. However, its physical QWERTY keyboard can appeal to professionals who give importance to touch input for communication-power workflows.
He said, this tool is undeniably a niche product, and physical keyboards have long been out of fashion.
Titan 2 will need to prove that indifferent and rugged durability may come into co -existence with modern expectations, otherwise, it will be a niche offering.
