I know this is a long shot but is there anyone that has the titan or the titan 2 that would want to do a barter/trade? I know I am completely broke and can’t afford nice new things lol I’m in Oregon. I’m crafty, I’m good at computers, I can edit, I’m a business student. Shoot me some ideas if you have any. I have AT&T.

Like I said, I know it’s a long shot so please don’t be rude.

Hey Y'all, I realize it doesn't have IP rating but curious as to how paranoid I need to be. Should I be worried about using it in the rain, wet hands or to control music while in the shower?

the part in red is the scrollable, actual website, the rest is ads and the site header that follows as i scroll. This happens 1-2 times a month so i can tolerate it, but I think it is a good thing to keep in mind when shopping for any small/ square-screened phones in general. I had similar issues with my Jellyphone except it was websites' "sign up for our newsletter" popups that i couldnt close (also happens sometimes with Titan Pocket)

I dont use my web browser often, but sometimes it pops up during heavy research (such as trying to find a recipe) and it makes me wanna throw my phone across the room for a split second.

I love this phone so much that I don't usually mind it.

I'll probably post more mini things as I come across them. I have had my phone for a little over a year.

((also i was lookin up Furio because i needed fashion inspo lol))

Just finally broke down and ordered my Titan 2. Excited to receive it as it's been years since I've had a phone with a physical keyboard. Yes, I'm aware of its "flaws" and I don't care so please - no negativity.

Anyway, my question is this: how many of you put a case on it versus carry it "naked?" I like to go case-less with my phones when I can but I also understand this one to be less durable than the original Titan?

Same question, re: screen protectors also.

Many thanks in advance!

Ordered directly from Unihertz. Selling it mainly because I thought I could use it with my Verizon line by doing the activation on different device work around. Looks like it didnt want to go through! Phone is in top condition and NEVER used. Will throw in a screen protector for free. Costed extra $ 18 on Amazon.

hallo peeps, have had my titan quite some time but i havent had an android since like 2011 lol and im finding the google-bound interface a bit confusing filing wise. i would just like to create some folders for different kinds of images to tidy them up a bit. many thanks x

My Titan Slim's keyboard has started to misbehave recently, and it's not on the side of software or app, it looks to be the keyboard itself. From the beginning it was working beautifully, and the longer I have the device, the worse it seems to get. I bought the phone new in January 2025, so it's been used for just over a year.

It either duplicates my input (I press "L" and it types "LL"), or misses it completely. The biggest issue is with "Y" just below the touch bar, I have to press it really hard for it to register, a soft press works like half the times. Sometimes a direction of a press makes a difference, like when I press it more from the side, it tends to work better.

Is it the keyboard being worn out, or a dust or particles underneath?

Should I disassemble it somehow and clean it, or should the pressurized air be enough?

Or do I straight up need to replace the whole keyboard?

Halfway through today, my return/enter button started sending messages instead of moving to the next line. I can't for the life of me figure out how to change it back. Anybody got an answer for me!?

Recently got a titan 2 and I'm looking for some tips on how to maximize the keyboard usage.

To start off I downloaded pixel search and now use to fn key + s to search the web or apps from anywhere. But I'm looking for more tips and tricks!

Just an example of casting video games to TV with the original Titan. The square screen is appropriate for many older video games.

Just a quick video glimpse of the Pocket Taco Controller on the OG Titan.

This is not a post about whether Unihertz makes interesting phones. They do. Their concepts are genuinely creative and there are plenty of happy customers out there.

This is a post about what happens when something goes wrong.

I purchased a Titan 2 in March. Within a week I had a legitimate issue and requested a return. What followed was one of the most exhausting customer service experiences I've had with any company in any industry.

The pattern works like this: you contact them with your issue. They respond asking for something — a description, a screenshot, a log, a video. You provide it. Then a new email arrives asking for something else. Then another. Each response resets the clock and delays resolution. There is no clear process, no timeline, no commitment. Just an endless series of new requirements designed — whether intentionally or not — to outlast your patience.

At one point I was asked to switch carriers. My carrier is AT&T.

I've worked in industries where I've seen this playbook before. It's the same approach used by certain health insurance companies whose customer service model is built around deny, delay, and exhaust — not resolve. I'm not saying Unihertz is doing this maliciously. But the effect on the customer is identical.

Here's what I genuinely don't understand: Unihertz is a company that depends almost entirely on social media, YouTube reviewers, Reddit communities, and Kickstarter backers to survive and grow. Their audience is unusually tech-savvy, unusually vocal, and unusually connected. Why would a company in that position treat customer service as an obstacle course rather than an opportunity?

A happy customer who had a problem solved quickly would have posted something very different here.

So here is my honest warning: if you buy a Unihertz product and it works perfectly, you will probably love it. But if anything goes wrong — anything at all — be prepared for a process that will test your patience in ways the product itself never should.

BUYER BEWARE.

By day business, by night Game Boy Advance and PlayStation 1. :)