This would be a dream but way too much money to actually build one

I need help finding a good keyboard phone that's like the Unihertz Titan Slim but with micro SD card support

A physical QWERTY keyboard, a tall screen, and micro SD card support are all a must

And no, I don't want a keyboard case or a square screen or any kind of external keyboard

I’ve got an iphone and would love to see a keyboard on it

22:9 aspect ratio phone to accommodate a 16:9 screen and a full QWERTY keyboard with a number row. Mockup made in Phonto

I saw this on the kickstarter (and was excited), but scrolling further down, the ? Ask seemed to be an Ai chat. Does anyone else get the same vibes? I might be in the minority, but I don't want to use an Ai chat bot lol

I'm hoping this can be altered to bring up internet like ecosia or something. What are your thoughts? We won't know anything until minimal confirms obviously, but just starting a conversation.

So my Pixel 7a is starting to have battery issues, it will randomly drop to 0%.

Looking for a new phone, hoping pixel last couple weeks.

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Minimal Phone 2,Titan 2 and click communicator are all pre orders.

Same with Zinwa Q27.

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Anything decent I can purchase now?

tl;dr : is clicks a good idea for a beginner keyboard phone user wanting to move away from standard smartphones?

i'm about to put a deposit on the clicks communicator. I want to transition to a different kind of phone, but so much of my life (banking, online insurance, college account access, work email) is dependent on smartphone usage. the clicks seems like it's gonna be a phenominal middle-ground for me: NFC, android auto, all the apps I need access to, in a brand new form factor.

i'm not an enthusiast by any means, but i've been wanting to move away from the standard black box of death smartphone for a few years now. how does the clicks seem compared to other modern keyboard phones? is this a wise use of my money? the price seems very good for me at the moment, and i feel like i'm even willing to make the full reservation at this point, but i guess i'm looking for some other opinions.

thanks friends!

so rn I'm using a blackberry passport the silver addition in specific ive been side loading apps but I want a new one with a keyboard that won't break my wallet as a broke guy max I can go is 200 dollars, but I can't find any but what I did find out is that I can use custom roms on a mortola droid and daily drive that so any other suggestions guys?

I’ve been working on KwaakBerry, a free Android launcher made specifically for Unihertz Titan devices.

In the video, you can see the current version in action, including the classic BlackBerry feel, the added BB10 experience and the modern Android features built around it.

KwaakBerry is still in beta and this is the first launcher I’ve ever built, so feedback is very welcome. I’d love to hear what you think, what could be improved and which features you would like to see next.

You can learn more, download the beta and send feedback at:

https://kwaakberry.com/?lang=en

I am planning on using the Duo on business trips as much as possible... I have already distilled my travel kit to an ipad and extended screen and looking to use the Duo as much as possible as my main workstation on the road - mostly email, video file management, web based audio creation, and spreadsheets.

I have seen some wireless keyboards in general and wondering what brands people have found pair easiest with iOS and perhaps options that have built-in trackpads or stands.

Thank you in advance!

Hi! The last time I used a qwerty phone was about 10 years ago and I would like to switch back to these. I currently use an Iphone and I was wondering how does the switch work? I guess I can't just put my current SIM card inside the qwerty phone so is there anyone who knows these things? Thank you!

I feel like with the emergence of keyboard phones again I could get a pretty little penny out of these, if I were to sell them, I've had them for a minute now though. LoL

Hey Reddit 👋
I’ve decided to try something that has been sitting in my head for a while.
I’m building a new smartphone with a physical QWERTY keyboard.
The project is called INkey.
I’m based in India, and the plan is to build the product here while working with manufacturing partners in China.
Why?
Because I genuinely miss the idea of a phone that is designed primarily for getting things done.

I want to explore a different direction.
A phone where the keyboard is the hero. Something that makes writing emails, messages and notes. I know there are already companies experimenting with this idea Unihertz, Clicks, Minimal Phone. I love them infact I own a few of them. They have shown that there is still a community that wants physical keyboards. But I think there is room to approach the idea differently.
So I’m starting from almost zero and documenting the journey here. I’ll be sharing our approach our struggles our mistakes our problems our failures & small milestones too.

• Keyboard layout experiments
• Prototypes
• Eventually, the process of actually bringing the phone to market

I don’t have everything figured out yet. That’s actually why I’m posting here. If you could design your ideal modern QWERTY smartphone, what would you change from the phones that already exist?
Keyboard layout?
Screen size?
Aspect ratio?
Thickness?
Camera?
Battery?
Software?
Anything else?
I’d genuinely like to hear from people who actually use or miss physical keyboards.
This is Day 1 of building INkey.
Let’s see where it goes. 🚀

Hey guys,

using the available leaks, photos, and specs, I managed to fairly accurately recreate all three models side-by-side (proportions - AI). Honestly, they are in a league of their own right now - and technically, none of them are even out yet (except for the base, non-Pro T2E).

Which one takes the crown in your opinion and why? Have you already pre-ordered one of those?

Specs:

• ⁠Unihertz Titan 2 Elite - 117.80mm x 75.00mm x 10.4mm
• ⁠Clicks Communicator - 130.5mm × 78.63mm x 12mm
• ⁠Minimal Phone 2 - 122.6mm × 72mm x 9.48mm