The company makes the Titan 2 available via a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign This has already exceeded its funding target of $ 100,000. Complete retail prices for the phone should be around $ 399, with shipping starting in October 2025, but the first donors can pre -order one for $ 269.
The Titan 2 is powered by a Dimensy 7300 8-Core 2.0-6 GHz processor associated with 12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage. Not only is it more powerful than the original titan of Unihertz, which was launched in 2019, but the Titan 2 is also more elegant. It is reduced by 16.65 mm previous to 10.85 mm, and is 235 grams, or about 68 grams lighter than its predecessor. Its slightly smaller battery of 5,050mAh supports a quick load of 33 W but not a wireless load.
The 4.5 -inch screen on the Titan 2 is slightly smaller than the original one, but the resolution increased from 1,430 x 1,438 pixels to 1,440 x 1,440 pixels. It is relatively low according to today’s screen standards, but the Titan 2 is designed to be a productivity tool above all.
Unihertz also included a second 2 -inch screen on the back of the device, with a resolution of 410 x 502 pixels, making it useful to monitor notifications, the use of widgets or the frame of selfies. The screen is integrated into the Titan 2 rear camera bump, which includes an 8MP telephoto lens and a 50 MP main camera; At the front, you will find a 32 MP selfie camera.
The company claims that the QWERTY keyboard from Titan 2 has been redesigned so that it offers “more comfortable, reliable and versatile tactile experience”. Personalized long -lasting and short pressure shortcuts can be configured for all keyboard letters, and you can slide your finger on the surface of the keys to scroll.
The other upgrades include Bluetooth 5.4, NFC, an infrared port, a double -band GPS and an FM radio, while features such as a fingerprint sensor and a pair of programmable shortcut buttons on the side were transported from the original Titan.