I am a diehard Blackberry user, also very often need to enter text in different languages (latin and cyrillic script). After having learned about Clicks I immediately placed an order as soon as my iPhone was supported. Now, as I have my keyboard, here's my impressions so far. The good: The keyboard feels good. It will eventually allow me to type without having to look at the screen all the time. Build quality is excellent. Language switch works (but: see below). So glad that at last there is now a phyiscal keyboard for my iPhone. Improvements I'd appreciate: Better support for cyrillic script. Clicks will use IOS' builtin phyiscal keyboard layouts, and since cyrillic script comes with more letters than latin, I simply cannot enter certain characters using the physical keyboard. This means that for now I will have to keep on using the on-screen keyboard. This is a bit disappointing but nothing that can't be fixed using firmware/app upgrades in the future. Size factor with my Pro Max. My phone has become huge. I don't yet know how I am going to deal with it. Not sure whether this would be realistic, but I'd actually be able to live with a thicker phone instead, maybe a slider construction could be something to think about for the future? Conclusion: I see Clicks as an ongoing project. There's still lots of improvements coming in. I am giving *** for now, because there *is* room for improvement. Whether it becomes ***** one day will depend on the ongoing development. I can't wait to see the next iterations. I think this is a real exciting product.

カチカチと言うタイピング音が癖になります

This review was created on my iPhone with clicks and the tools available to proof my text. --- There’s always been a gap between what I can easily do on my phone and what requires my laptop. **Clicks** has significantly narrowed that gap. Tasks I used to avoid on my phone—like juggling multiple apps, working with spreadsheets, or doing in-depth research with detailed document annotations—are now much easier. Clicks has reduced my frustrations by removing the on-screen keyboard that often blocked important parts of my work. It expanded my screen space, making my phone much more efficient. I now feel more confident using spreadsheets without worrying about accidentally messing up a cell. With the ability to create custom shortcuts and increased proficiency with the keyboard, I wouldn’t want to go back to life without Clicks. It has truly transformed my phone into a more powerful mobile office.

Solid typing. Less typos. Blackberry-feel. Absolutely recommend it.

The clicks keyboard is a wonderful item, it really is. I enjoyed working with it for a few days, however, there are some cons that I think need to be worked on. First, let me say that it was wonderful to use an actual tactile keyboard once again, and the shortcuts make using the keyboard very easy if you can get used to them. A couple of things that I think need to be worked on; I know it’s not marketed as a phone case, but it really does not give the phone much protection if it should happen to fall. I did not like the fact that I could not use my plug in ear pods and that I could not use CarPlay with a cord. CarPlay works fine with Bluetooth, but on long trips, you cant plug it in which means you would have to take it out of the case, which can be a little annoying and cumbersome. Also, I think it could be a little bit more weighted on the bottom because it seems a bit top-heavy since it’s so long and slender. If these cons ever get worked out with clicks, I would absolutely, 100% purchase another one for my iPhone 15.