The keyboard's actuation force has been reduced to 58 grams, down from 67 grams, to lessen finger fatigue.
Pre-orders start at $489.90 for the standard model and $579.99 for the Pro.
The original Titan 2 remains a viable option if you prefer a larger screen and don't mind extra weight.
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It has a 4.5-inch square display at 1440x1440 with a 120Hz refresh rate, plus a secondary 2-inch screen on the back for notifications or selfie previews.
Inside, it runs on a Dimensity 7300 chip with 12GB RAM and up to 512GB storage, backed by a 5,000mAh battery.
It also includes an infrared port and IP65 water resistance, making it suitable as a daily driver. It's available for around $499.
The Minimal Phone 2 is the newest entrant, replacing the E Ink display of its predecessor with a 3.92-inch 90Hz AMOLED screen while keeping the physical QWERTY keyboard.
The keyboard now features backlighting, remappable shortcuts, and metal dome switches.
It's powered by a Dimensity 8300 processor, offers up to 512GB storage, and includes NFC, a mute switch, and a headphone jack.
The phone is crowdfunded, so buyers should be aware of associated risks.
When choosing, the Titan 2 Elite is the best for immediate purchase and daily use.
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The original Titan 2 suits those wanting a bigger screen and longer battery life. The Clicks Communicator is an intriguing option for messaging-focused users, but requires patience.
