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Unihertz’s BlackBerry-inspired Titan 2 Elite is now available for preorder through Kickstarter with shipping expected to start in June 2026. Discover insights a

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A Black Berry you might actually want just landed on Kickstarter

The Titan 2 Elite features a Black Berry-inspired keyboard but runs Android 16.

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When The Verge’s Allison Johnson went hands-on with the company’s Titan 2 Elite phone at MWC 2026, Unihertz didn’t divulge pricing info. But the compact Android phone with a Black Berry-inspired keyboard is now available for preorder through a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign and starts at

489,withadiscountforearlybackersbringingitdownto489, with a discount for early backers bringing it down to
389. It’s expected to ship as early as June 2026.

The Titan 2 Elite is a smaller and lighter version of Unihertz’s Titan 2 that debuted last June as a modernized version of the Black Berry Passport. The Titan 2 Elite’s design is more reminiscent of the Black Berry Bold lineup, but with a slightly boxier design to accommodate a 4.03-inch 120 Hz AMOLED display. The Elite also features Android 16 with OS upgrades promised to Android 20, 5G connectivity with dual nano SIMs and e SIM, fingerprint and face unlock, a 4,050m Ah battery, and a full QWERTY keyboard that can be used as a trackpad.

It’s not a thin phone by any stretch of the imagination, but it does include an extra button on the side you can customize to launch apps or shortcuts.

On the back of the Titan 2 Elite you’ll also find a pair of 50MP cameras with telephoto capabilities, and a front-facing 32MP holepunch camera in the upper left corner of the display.

Unihertz is offering two versions of its modernized Black Berry. The standard Titan 2 Elite features a Dimensity 7400 processor with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. The slightly more expensive Titan 2 Elite Pro, which instead starts at

579(buttemporarilydiscountedto579 (but temporarily discounted to
479), has a faster Dimensity 8400 processor, a bump to 512GB of storage, and a 50MP telephoto camera upgraded with optical image stabilization capabilities.

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