The two SIM card slots and a microSD slot are located just above the battery compartment. The back cover is removable and hides the battery compartment. There's some Karbonn branding towards the bottom.
The 8-megapixel rear camera lens is located towards the top along with a flash. You could use it as a mirror but it's a fingerprint magnet and it'll be full of smudges as soon as you start using the phone.
While Karbonn has mostly taken care of our gripes with the S1 Titanium's design in the S5 Titanium, the back of the phone is still made of plastic and is extremely glossy. The 3.5mm headset jack and the Micro-USB port sit at the top. The Power/Screen lock is located at the right side of the phone, while the volume rocker key is located on the left side. The bezel is not that wide on the sides and doesn't take up a major part of the front unlike the S1 Titanium. The front of the phone features the 5-inch qHD display, three capacitive touch buttons for navigation, and the front camera lens, in addition to the proximity sensor and the earpiece. The phone comes in White and Deep Blue colour variants and we got a Deep Blue phone as our review unit. However, it features the same rectangular slab form factor with rounded corners. It also looks more refined compared to the S1 Titanium. The Karbonn S5 Titanium looks a little different from its predecessor and is thinner. 2,000 more to buy the S5 Titanium? We try to find out how the phone fares in all departments in our review. The S1 Titanium is now available online for Rs. 11,990, around Rs.1,000 more than the S1 Titanium's launch price. The Karbonn S5 Titanium is the successor to the S1 Titanium featuring an upgraded 5-inch qHD display and an 8-megapixel rear camera.
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