Unihertz Titan Slim review
Two-minute review Before Android and iOS ate the phone market, BlackBerry offered a unique concept with a small screen and physical keyboard combination. The company, Research in Motion, still exists, but the halcyon days when high-profile users like Barack Obama sported their titular devices are long behind us. The Unihertz Titan slim isn’t commercially connected to BlackBerry, but it offers a familiar combination of a physical QWERTY keyboard connected to a smartphone. However, the downside of using physical keys is that it reduces the screen size all the time, and the keys on this phone are very small. Making it challenging for adult-scale hands to use and less useful for viewing streamed content or gaming. The Titan Slim is built around a P70 MediaTek SoC and comes with 6GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, and it has two Nano SIM slots. Neither of these slots can take a MicroSD card, so the 256GB internal storage is the limit of this design. For a specification that includes a s...