Cherry Mobile Titan Pro Preview

When you hear phablet with a pen, your mind probably jumps straight to the Samsung Galaxy Note series—and maybe to LG’s G Pro Lite if you’ve been keeping an eye on the mid-range scene. These two are basically the default choices if you want a smartphone you can scribble on without looking like you're vandalizing your own screen.

But here’s something interesting: Cherry Mobile just revealed their newest Titan series entry — the Cherry Mobile Titan Pro, and yes, it comes with its very own G-Pen stylus. Suddenly, the playing field just got a little more crowded… and a lot more affordable.

There isn't much official information yet, but several “initial specs” are already floating around online (you know how fast the Philippine tech forums move). While some details are still unclear — and origins a bit mysterious — the specs look surprisingly solid for a device expected to hit the local budget phablet range.

What we do know so far: the Titan Pro features a 5" HD display, a 12MP main camera, and the headline feature — the G-Pen. Whether this stylus can match Samsung’s S-Pen or at least keep up with LG’s offering is something we’ll only find out once the unit hits stores.

For now, here are the specs currently circulating online.
(As always with Cherry Mobile leaks: take these as “likely,” but not “sureball.”)

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Cherry Mobile Titan Pro – Early Specs (Unofficial)

• Quad-Core Processor

• 5-inch HD Display @ 1280×720

• 12MP Autofocus Main Camera with LED Flash

• Gesture Pen (G-Pen) Stylus

• WiFi / WiFi Hotspot

• Bluetooth

• GPS with A-GPS

• Motion Sensor

• Proximity Sensor

• Ambient Light Sensor

• 3.5mm Audio Jack

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Cherry Mobile looks like it’s aiming to shake up the stylus-phone category by offering something that’s both feature-packed and budget-friendly. If these specs hold true, the Titan Pro could give mid-range phablets a serious nudge — or at least force bigger brands to take the “affordable stylus phone” market seriously.

I’ll be watching for the official release and hoping to get my hands on a unit for a full review. For now, the Titan Pro is looking pretty promising — especially for users craving a Note-like experience without the Note-like price.