細かなキーカスタマイズ他わからなくても、普通に日本語入力にはほぼOK。 Pixel9±ATOKで使用。 全く気にしていなかったけど、モトローラ折りたたみだともうソレは懐かしのBlackBerryじゃないですか。現代版BlackBerry再来な感じで裏山。
I was very excited to return to a keyboard for my iPhone. The concept and design are high quality, and obviously well thought out. I found the customer service to be excellent. I would recommend it.
My Clicks is on a Pixel 9. It makes the quote quite long, but the keyboard is worth it. Yes, I was once a Blackberry user, and yes, I'm over 50. For me, the keyboard eliminates most typos, and allows me to work faster. Also, the extra screen real estate, due to no one screen keyboard showing, is quite useful for longer messags, and in chat. The quality of the build and fit of the keyboard case seem very qood after a few weeks of daily use.
Was missing my crackberry but it's back now. A little weird it took Apple and a keyboard case to do what BlackBerry couldn't, but whatever. I'm for it.
Great product. Haven’t had to adjust my normal grip by very much, very natural, besides the increased height but, 🤷 that’s to be expected.
Very nice product and easy to use after a short learning period.
I absolutely love the tactility of Clicks Keyboard. Brings me back to my BlackBerry days, but with more technological capabilities. Prior to purchasing the keyboard I had an iPhone 12. I loved the aesthetics of the keyboard so much that I upgraded to the 16 Pro just so I can have a keyboard. Love my Clicks!
It took me a little while to get used to typing on the Clicks keyboard, but once I did, I was hooked! The keys are responsive and accurate, and the layout is easy to learn. The case itself is slim and stylish. This is a great product for anyone who wants to be more productive on their phone.
I have been living with Parkinson’s disease for the past 12 years, while enjoying a long, mostly, successful career as a corporate immigration lawyer for the past 30. Parkinson’s disease is a chronic, progressive, incurable disease that manifests a whole range of symptoms. The most common is a constant, involuntary rhythmic tremor in one hand, at rest. I mourned the day when an iPhone was issued to me as a younger lawyer to replace the Blackberry. I could never master the flatscreen, glass keyboard. Every word had to be retyped. I think even autocorrect gave up on me. I thought I was destined to forever apologize for my typos. Then I heard about the Clicks keyboard and it was music to my ears. Or, more accurately, a blessing to my twitchy, right-hand fingers. I have smile on my face every time I see my fingers whizz across the keyboard with ease. I am learning how to rest the keyboard on my pinky fingers. The combined weight acts as an anchor to steady my tremor. I know that there are many more features that will make my experience even better. But for now, all I want to say is: THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU. You have allowed to me to go back to the future.
The excitement of having a physical keyboard died down a bit when I realized that the backlight was not very bright for me. So I contacted Clicks and a week later, Clicks updated their app to enable customization of their physical keyboard.
