Unihertz·Niche · Released Jun 2022

Titan Slim

A physical QWERTY-keyboard Android — the BlackBerry-style spiritual successor.

50/ 100 SpecEagle score
From
$299
Color · Onyx Black
Display
4.2" IPS + 35-key BlackBerry-style QWERTY
Chipset
MediaTek Helio P70
Memory
6 GB · 256 GB
Main cam
48 MP · f/1.79
Battery
4,100 mAh
Weight
204 g
Quick answer

The Unihertz Titan Slim is a niche Unihertz smartphone released Jun 2022, with a launch price of $299. It pairs the MediaTek Helio P70 with a 4.2" IPS + 35-key BlackBerry-style QWERTY display, a 48 MP · f/1.79 main camera and a 4,100 mAh battery. In SpecEagle's editorial review it scores 50/100 — The QWERTY-keyboard Android pick. Standout strengths: only widely-available qwerty android in 2024-25. and blackberry-style 35-key layout. Main trade-off: helio p70 is dated (2018-class).

AI Snapshot

The QWERTY-keyboard Android pick.

Titan Slim is one of the last QWERTY-keyboard Android phones in active retail — a BlackBerry-style productivity tool for typing-heavy users. The Helio P70 chip and Android-12 update floor are real compromises, but no real alternative exists for the keyboard-Android category.

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Subscores · 0–100
Display56
Camera50
Performance50
Battery76
Build78
Keyboard90
Value60
  • Only widely-available QWERTY Android in 2024-25.
  • BlackBerry-style 35-key layout.
  • 48 MP Sony IMX582 main camera.
  • Lightweight 204 g for a keyboard phone.

Full specifications

Type
IPS LCD
Size
4.2 inches (above QWERTY)
Resolution
1,260 × 720 px
Main
48 MP Sony IMX582, f/1.79
Selfie
8 MP

Benchmarks

vs 2025 flagship class average
AnTuTu v10
Δ class avg -84.0%
This
260,000
Class avg
1,620,000
Geekbench 6 Single
Δ class avg -83.4%
This
480
Class avg
2,900
Geekbench 6 Multi
Δ class avg -82.7%
This
1,400
Class avg
8,100
3DMark Solar Bay
Δ class avg -96.0%
This
2.5 fps
Class avg
62.0 fps

How the Titan Slim compares

Titan SlimiPhone 6sUnihertz Atom L
SpecEagle score505050
ChipsetMediaTek Helio P70Apple A9Helio P60
Display4.2" IPS + 35-key BlackBerry-style QWERTY4.7" LCD 60 Hz4.7" LCD
Main camera48 MP · f/1.7912 MP · f/2.248 MP
Battery4,100 mAh1,715 mAh4,300 mAh
Launch price$299$649$330

Frequently asked questions

When was the Titan Slim released?

The Titan Slim was released in Jun 2022.

How much does the Titan Slim cost?

The Titan Slim launched at $299 (manufacturer suggested price at release; street and second-hand prices vary by region, storage tier and time since launch).

What is the Titan Slim screen size and type?

The Titan Slim has a 4.2" IPS + 35-key BlackBerry-style QWERTY display.

What chipset does the Titan Slim use?

The Titan Slim is powered by the MediaTek Helio P70 chipset.

How much RAM and storage does the Titan Slim have?

The Titan Slim ships with 6 GB · 256 GB (RAM · base storage); higher configurations may be available.

What is the Titan Slim battery capacity?

The Titan Slim has a 4,100 mAh battery.

How fast does the Titan Slim charge?

The Titan Slim supports 24 W wired charging.

What is the Titan Slim main camera?

The Titan Slim has a 48 MP · f/1.79 main camera.

Does the Titan Slim have 5G?

The Titan Slim does not support 5G (4G LTE only).

Does the Titan Slim have a headphone jack?

The Titan Slim has a 3.5 mm headphone jack.

How long will the Titan Slim get software updates?

The Titan Slim update policy: EOL after Android 12.

How much does the Titan Slim weigh?

The Titan Slim weighs 204 g.

What colours does the Titan Slim come in?

The Titan Slim is available in 1 colour: Onyx Black.

Is the Titan Slim worth buying?

Titan Slim is one of the last QWERTY-keyboard Android phones in active retail — a BlackBerry-style productivity tool for typing-heavy users. The Helio P70 chip and Android-12 update floor are real compromises, but no real alternative exists for the keyboard-Android category. SpecEagle gives the Titan Slim an editorial score of 50/100.

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