Unihertz has quietly taken the first public step toward its next smartphone launch by opening a dedicated sign-up page for the Titan 2 Elite. The page is now live on the company’s official website and allows users to register for updates related to the device. While Unihertz has not shared specifications or a release timeline yet, the move suggests that an official announcement is approaching.
The Titan 2 Elite is expected to join Unihertz’s Titan series, a lineup known for combining modern Android software with a physical QWERTY keyboard. This design choice targets users who prefer tactile typing for messaging, emails, and productivity tasks, a segment that has largely disappeared from the mainstream smartphone market.
The newly published page does not include hardware details, pricing, or images of the device. Instead, it focuses on collecting user interest, a strategy Unihertz has used in the past ahead of product launches and crowdfunding campaigns. Signing up typically provides early access to announcements, launch details, and, in some cases, early-bird purchase options.
Unihertz has built a reputation around niche smartphones that prioritize usability over conventional design trends. Previous Titan-branded devices featured compact displays, durable builds, and keyboard-driven input, appealing to business users, writers, and long-time fans of keyboard phones. The introduction of an “Elite” variant suggests a possible refinement or expansion of the existing Titan 2 concept, though this remains unconfirmed.
As the smartphone market continues to focus on large touchscreens, Unihertz’s Titan series remains one of the few options catering to users who value physical input. The Titan 2 Elite could further reinforce that position once the company reveals its full specifications and launch plans.
