Press once to return to the home screen, press and hold to launch the Google Assistant. There are also dedicated Back and multitasking keys on the top function row, as well as a Home button with a built-in fingerprint sensor. During daylight, the printed characters on the keys are easy to read but it’s a nice touch that when the light is low you can still easily see the keys. The keyboard has white backlighting that does a great job of lighting up the keys. You can also use the Symbol key which will pop up a row of symbols on the screen to choose from. One glaring omission is the lack of a dedicated numbers row - you have to press the ‘Alt’ key to get a number and punctuation characters. The rows of keys are separated with a silver line that not only looks great but also helps to further identify the keys. This makes it easier to distinguish individual keys as you type. Each key is raised at the back with a bevel on the top and on one side. What makes the Titan Pocket so unique is the keyboard. The bottom edge has the USB-C charging port and you also get an 18w quick charge 3.0 power brick in the box.Īround the back is a 16MP camera with LED flash while on the bottom is the loudspeaker.Īlthough the Titan Pocket is a bit of a chunky monkey, it feels great in the hand and is incredibly easy to use single-handed. The top of the Titan Pocket has a 3.5mm headphone jack and an IR blaster so it can double as a spare remote control for your TV or soundbar. All of the buttons feel great and have a really nice clicky feel. A short press will start call recording but all of these are just the default options and the shortcuts can be used to open specific apps too. On the right edge is the power button and a red shortcut button that will take a screenshot if you double press it or turn on the flashlight if you press and hold it. On the left edge are the volume up and down buttons as well as the dual SIM tray that also incorporates a microSD card slot.

Titan pocket phone