$340 (R6 000) / unihertz.com
The last time we saw a physical keyboard on a smartphone was on the BlackBerry Key2. This… ain’t no BlackBerry. The Unihertz Titan, one of the largest smartphones we’ve ever encountered, rocks a full QWERTY keyboard but it’s also packed with all the features.
Features like a fingerprint sensor, all the power you could want in a phone, a literal all-day battery and an IP67 rating. The fact that there’s a backlit keyboard built into this rugged frame seems like just a bonus at this point.
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