Titan Slim - 新しいスリークなQWERTYスマートフォン（128GBバージョン）

Whilst my Unihertz Titan Slim was generally without issues, I enjoyed it thoroughly and kept it in the up most best possible shape, cleaning it every day or two with isopropyl alcohol and micro fiber cloths. It never went a single day without a screen protector applied and was never dropped or left in extreme environments, The Keyboard was nice, the battery life is still solid and the free accessories it came with are of very nice quality(Headphone jack dongle, charging cable and TPU case.). But sadly, My phone's LCD display suddenly begin rapidly bruising, starting from the left corner and reaching every other corner shortly after. And the keyboard also started to miss keystrokes. The occasional clearing of Cache and Storage in the Kika-Keyboard looks to be temporarily solving the issue, but I cant rule out if this is or is not a hardware fault.

Because this all happened right after my Warranty ended, I was left alone to the woods by support. But regardless, only 13 months on a phone that cost me $530 AUD is a massive shame. Yet I still value this phone and will make the effort to fix it. At the very least, replacement parts are fairly priced.

I believe this to just be the risk that comes with choosing to buy the earlier, less popular and already somewhat outdated model of Titan smartphones from the already small and new Unihertz smartphone company. Sometimes things can go wrong.

The Titan Slim still has a place in the small world of QWERTY smartphones and Unihertz is clearly making a lot of progress in quality control, but please be cautioned about purchasing this phone. Instead, wait for its successor and a year or so worth of reviews. These phones aren't as rugged as they are made out to be.

As someone who loves QWERTY physical keyboards, there hasn't been a better smartphone for me. After purchasing it through a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign and using it for about a year and a half, I haven't found anything inconvenient about it and have been using it without any problems. I'm satisfied with its design, performance, and above all, the QWERTY physical keyboard.

However, looking forward to the Unihertz Titan Slim 2, the first thing I hope for is a slimmer design, and secondly, the addition of waterproofing capabilities.

Since Unihertz is a company that makes good small smartphones and smartphones with waterproof features, I believe it's possible.

I want to express my gratitude to Unihertz for making such a great smartphone, looking forward to the next version of the Titan Slim.

Hey Slim, reverse the comma and period placement on the physical keyboard (it would then be the best compact physical keyboard phone on the planet!). The period/comma placement isn't ideal imho. Of course, If that is the only con, that is saying something.

Incidentally, like others, I have had all of the physical keyboard phones ever made, and the Titan Slim is the best you can buy - by far - in terms of use and 4G+ functionality. When the carrier dropped the last BlackBerry, I bought the Titan Slim as a holdover while waiting for the Astro or Pro1x. Titan Slim works out of the box. Others promise and have yet to deliver. Slim makes and takes calls, texts, and has a two day battery to boot. It is not a BlackBerry, but it is close. Slim is my daily driver and proud to use it. It needs only the period/comma reversed, a micro-SD slot, and the newest Android software. If a Slim II 5G comes out, I will buy.

I haven't had a problem with the fingerprint sensor placement like others have mentioned, but I also keep it in its leather pouch to protect it from the elements. Oh, and if Unihertz wants to continue to innovate, reach out to us power users for input on future models. We know what we want in a physical keyboard phone.

Thank you for building the Titan Slim!!!

Using it after the pocket model was indeed offering a lot more details with the updated screen size. A very appreciated phone, easy and lovely to type on.
I will definitely buy another one/next update, happy to see they included a longer update period for the Android version on the Titan 2.

She's nothing special- but she gets the job done. Would love if there were any android updates, but android 11 does what I need it to do. I absolutely love they typing experience, and if unihertz begins to have more long term support of their products via android and security updates, I would love to become a unihertz fangirl. Hoping the new QWERTY product has this- otherwise i'll likely be waiting for the blackberry revision project.