Uri B.

was surprised on how fast and easy I got “clicked” Im an addict….

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David L.

I was skeptical about how good a keyboard attachment for a phone could be, but I'm really impressed with this Clicks keyboard. The keys are well-spaced and have a nice tactile feel to them. The backlight is also a great feature. Overall, this is a great product that makes typing on my iPhone a much more enjoyable experience.

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Christian Lopez

Fits perfectly in the smaller nature of the Moto Razr. I use my phone in both opened and closed and keep the keyboard attached for either! Keyboard shortcuts (with Android are nice and reprogrammable) change the way you use your phone and remind me why buttons are better than touch without losing any functionality of the modern smartphone experience. Having bought the Razr a few months ago just for this I had to wait till it shipped, but hardly ever take it off since.

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Man C.

I started using the keyboard phone from Nokia to Blackberry to Samsung S8, and now with Clicks. I will continue to use Clicks for the upcoming iphone 16 if it is still available. And in iPhone 16, I can shift from Pro model to smaller screen model

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Michael Rueda

Absolutely OBSESSED with this product! Early adopter turned brand loyal consumer! The Onyx for the Black Titanium iPhone 16 Pro Max couldn’t be a more perfect combination! The redesigned keypad, new tougher enclosure and brushed metal side keys are a true testament to how much the user experience feedback is important to the brand. Worth Every Damn Cent!!!

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john H.

excellent well made

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Guy d.

I have been very pleased with the keyboard. Takes a bit of getting used to - but is worth the brain effort. Lots of comments from colleagues and friends, 95% positive.

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Jeremy Benner

Just recently upgraded my iPhone after many years, and then as I was thinking "I guess I need a new case" I suddenly recalled seeing the CLICKS case somewhere. I searched online and when I found it, I knew I had to have it. It scratched the "It's like my old Blackberry" itch that I've been trying to recreate for years. Once getting it, and seeing how comically large it made my already too big phone, I was skeptical that I'd be able to handle this thing on a day to day basis. I couldn't have been more wrong. I absolutely LOVE it! Sure, it takes a little getting used to, but once you figure out how it balances, it's brilliant! It also get's a lot of attention when you use it. The very first day I had it out, 2 people commented on how cool it was. The only thing I had a problem with, is I like a lanyard on my phone to stop me fearing dropping it into the abyss when I'm taking pictures, so I cut a little hole in the side and installed my own. Can't say enough positive about this case. So fun, and lives up to the nostalgic hype.

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Jim Smith

Amazing bit of kit, and with a small adjustment with a sharp craft blade it fits and works perfectly on my Pixel 8 - amazing to have some buttons back!

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Baruch Lundy

Clicks has finally made me upgrade from my BlackBerry Key 2..... The keyboard is *almost* as good as a BlackBerry, and combined with the "cursor" mode and shortcuts, there is nothing you can't do with Clicks (in fact, "cursor mode" on Clicks is faster and more reliable than double-tapping on the Key 2). The buttons are sloped, allowing fast typing and "no-look" typing... Finally, I can type with precision and speed on a new phone. There are several shortcuts built in, but if you download the Blackberry Launcher, you will have one-button shortcuts for any app you desire... Clicks truly has made having a physical keyboard possible in a post-Blackberry world. This is a must-have if you like to type accurately and fast on your phone without needing to go to a laptop. Clicks easily snaps off, but I never remove it as typing on glass is awful... The only issue with Clicks is finding a phone holster tall enough to fit the Pixel 9 Pro + Clicks......... (Typed on the glorious Clicks keyboard, of course)

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