A couple years ago, I praised Clicks for bringing the BlackBerry-style keyboard back with its keyboard phone case. Beyond the ...

Clicks’ $99 Power Keyboard brings a customizable, slide-out physical keyboard to MagSafe and Qi2 smartphones, but its added heft can make larger phones awkward to use ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Prakhar Khanna covers lifestyle tech for Forbes. Clicks Technology has announced its most versatile accessory to date, the Clicks ...

The original Clicks Keyboard case became an instant viral hit, thanks to its ability to give your iPhone a full physical keyboard and invoke some warm, nostalgic memories of hammering away at your ...

For those of us who came of age firing off emails on a BlackBerry, the tactile click-clack of physical buttons is the holy grail of mobile productivity. So, when Clicks released the Power Keyboard — a ...

Clicks has been selling physical keyboards for modern smartphones since 2024. Up until now that’s involved making custom keyboard cases designed to fit specific phones including iPhones, Google Pixel ...

It’s called the Clicks Power Keyboard, and it snaps onto the back of your phone via MagSafe/Qi2 magnets — instantly turning your phone into a modern-day BlackBerry. Compared to Clicks’ keyboard cases, ...

Clicks Technology just dropped the Power Keyboard—a sleek, compact powerhouse built to fix the typing nightmares on your smart gadgets. Phones, tablets, TVs, and headsets keep getting brainier, but ...

The Clicks Power Keyboard won a Best of CES 2026 Award for its 2-in-1 design, which includes a tactile QWERTY keyboard and a 2,150mAh wireless power bank. Moving typing off the touchscreen frees up ...

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While early mobile phones weren't as powerful as the smartphones of today, they actually had one standout feature some miss: physical keyboards. Yes, we might have grown used to typing on a screen, ...