Hold onto your hats, because the nostalgic charm of the Blackberry is making a bold comeback—and it’s not from the brand you’d expect. Unihertz, the company known for its unconventional slab phones, has just unveiled the Titan 2 Elite, a QWERTY keyboard phone that’s smaller, sleeker, and undeniably reminiscent of the iconic Blackberry design. But here’s where it gets controversial: in a world dominated by touchscreen devices, does a physical keyboard still hold its ground? Let’s dive in.
Earlier this year, Unihertz teased the Titan 2 Elite, hinting at a compact version of its Titan 2 with rounded edges. After seeing it in person at MWC, I can confirm it’s exactly that—but with a few surprises. The keys are slightly smaller, making it more pocket-friendly, and the absence of a secondary screen on the back keeps the design clean and focused. Like its predecessor, the Elite lets you use the keyboard as a trackpad and program custom shortcuts, blending old
