I have the Unihertz Titan Pocket...

[the_boon]

If anyone is curious or has any questions about it let me know

 

[Kizzy Catwoman]

Is the keyboard any good?

 

[the_boon]

Is the keyboard any good?

It's decent, but takes some getting used to due to the different layout (placement of the sym, Alt, Shift keys etc).

Key press is drastically improved from the original Titan. It doesn't give you the cramped thumbs that its big brother did, but the keys are still more firm than say a KEY2 or LE. Its not too far from the KEYone though. Still a bit more fatigue than typing on a VKB though of course.

So if you're comparing it to a Bold 9900 or Classic, of course it's not as good, but I feel that it is better than any non-BB keyboard out there in a while.
But comparing it to their first keyboard phone, it's got major improvements which they should get credit for.

If the 9900 is a 10/10, and the Classic and KEY2 are 8.5/10, the Titan would be 2.5/10 at best, while the Pocket would be a solid 6/10. Adam from TechOdyssey said the keys do break-in a bit over time, so that rating may increase in the next month or so.

It's VERY refreshing to be using a keyboard phone that isn't stuck on Android 8.1

Many cool features with newer Android versions that I was missing out on with my KEY2, and now I can enjoy them with a keyboard.

 

[Chuck Finley69]

It's decent, but takes some getting used to due to the different layout (placement of the sym, Alt, Shift keys etc).

Key press is drastically improved from the original Titan. It doesn't give you the cramped thumbs that its big brother did, but the keys are still more firm than say a KEY2 or LE. Its not too far from the KEYone though. Still a bit more fatigue than typing on a VKB though of course.

So if you're comparing it to a Bold 9900 or Classic, of course it's not as good, but I feel that it is better than any non-BB keyboard out there in a while.
But comparing it to their first keyboard phone, it's got major improvements which they should get credit for.

If the 9900 is a 10/10, and the Classic and KEY2 are 8.5/10, the Titan would be 2.5/10 at best, while the Pocket would be a solid 6/10. Adam from TechOdyssey said the keys do break-in a bit over time, so that rating may increase in the next month or so.

It's VERY refreshing to be using a keyboard phone that isn't stuck on Android 8.1

Many cool features with newer Android versions that I was missing out on with my KEY2, and now I can enjoy them with a keyboard.

What Android OS version did Pocket release with?

 

[GraCal]

Are there dedicated answer/hang up buttons? Are the calls clear?

 

[the_boon]

What Android OS version did Pocket release with?

Android 11

 

[the_boon]

Are there dedicated answer/hang up buttons? Are the calls clear?

There aren't those buttons. I haven't put my SIM in it yet, still getting a feel for it. Also thinking about what my second device would be since I'd likely be dual carrying.

 

[anon(50597)]

Thanks for the updates Boon.

 

[the_boon]

Here it is with a BB10 style homescreen setup.

Note that the keyboard backlighting has a better hue and consistency to it than the TCLBerry's.

 

[Chuck Finley69]

Android 11

What’s the latest boon. Are you liking it enough to single carry or have you picked out a dual carry partner?

 

[the_boon]

What’s the latest boon. Are you liking it enough to single carry or have you picked out a dual carry partner?

Not about liking it enough to single carry, but about the whole PRC thing that everyone on CB seems afraid of.

 

[Chuck Finley69]

Not about liking it enough to single carry, but about the whole PRC thing that everyone on CB seems afraid of.

Give us a 30 day update boon.

 

[spARTacus]

Not about liking it enough to single carry, but about the whole PRC thing that everyone on CB seems afraid of.

Just go for single carry with it.

 

[the_boon]

Just go for single carry with it.

Gonna dual carry the thing with a Pixel 4a.

Just no way to have both worlds with one device.

 

[anon(50597)]

Gonna dual carry the thing with a Pixel 4a.

Just no way to have both worlds with one device.

Dual carry = agony

 

[mustang7757]

Dual carry = agony

Dual carry =Options

 

[spARTacus]

If dual carry is a must for so many that use a PKB, I then think someone should come up with a thin-client PKB, just basically a remote desktop keyboard, track-pad and mini-screen as a slave device for the actual master phone.

 

[anon(50597)]

Dual carry =Options

Lol, the option to have no where to carry our keys.

 

[anon(50597)]

If dual carry is a must for so many that use a PKB, I then think someone should come up with a thin-client PKB, just basically a remote desktop keyboard, track-pad and mini-screen as a slave device for the actual master phone.

Not enough people to create a market. That has been proven over and over again.

 

[mustang7757]

Lol, the option to have no where to carry our keys.

Between the teeth