Clicks Keyboard
Clicks Keyboard
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Clicking gives me fun of typing and bigger screen use also help me working more efficiently
I use the clicks at home, it's great to have the keyboard especially if you use apps like Superhuman that are heavy on shortcuts. In general, it's got a nice tactile feel, reminiscent of the good-old Blackberry keyboard. When I leave the house, I usually switch for a typical Apple magsafe case will alternate back and forth as I need. Things I'd like to see in the future: trackball for the cursor, magsafe support, add a flexible joint at the top for getting the phone in and out, built in battery.
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.
Attention, tech enthusiasts and keyboard warriors! Remember the nostalgic days of tactile typing on your mobile phones? The satisfying clickety-clack that accompanied every text message, email, and hastily written note? Relive those moments with Clicks for iPhone, a resurrection of the lost art of physical keyboarding. As a seasoned veteran of the mobile phone scene, I've witnessed the rise and fall of countless trends, but few have intrigued me like Clicks. This ingenious little add-on empowers you to transform your sleek touchscreen iPhone into a pocket-sized productivity powerhouse, enhancing your efficiency on the go. The Clicks keyboard is a marvel of engineering, with well-spaced keys that provide just the right amount of tactile feedback. Typing on it is like typing on a miniature laptop, but without the bulk or the awkward stares from fellow commuters. Sure, it takes a bit of getting used to. My thumbs initially felt like a fish out of water, flopping around in search of their digital home. But after a few days of practice, I was zipping through emails and social media posts with newfound speed and accuracy. And let's remember the sheer joy of hearing that satisfying click with every keystroke. It's a symphony of productivity, a rhythmic reminder that you're getting things done. Of course, there are a few minor quibbles. The Clicks keyboard adds a bit of bulk to your iPhone and makes it longer. But for those of us who prioritize function over fashion, these are minor sacrifices. So, if you're tired of hunting and pecking on your touchscreen keyboard or simply yearning for the tactile typing experience of yesteryear, give Clicks for iPhone a try. Your thumbs will thank you.
it took some getting used to, but it’s well worth it. I enjoy my Clicks!
It brings back the experience of using the keypad phone along with the sound, I love it
Attention, tech enthusiasts and keyboard warriors! Remember the nostalgic days of tactile typing on your mobile phones? The satisfying clickety-clack that accompanied every text message, email, and hastily written note? Relive those moments with Clicks for iPhone, a resurrection of the lost art of physical keyboarding. As a seasoned veteran of the mobile phone scene, I've witnessed the rise and fall of countless trends, but few have intrigued me like Clicks. This ingenious little add-on empowers you to transform your sleek touchscreen iPhone into a pocket-sized productivity powerhouse, enhancing your efficiency on the go. The Clicks keyboard is a marvel of engineering, with well-spaced keys that provide just the right amount of tactile feedback. Typing on it is like typing on a miniature laptop, but without the bulk or the awkward stares from fellow commuters. Sure, it takes a bit of getting used to. My thumbs initially felt like a fish out of water, flopping around in search of their digital home. But after a few days of practice, I was zipping through emails and social media posts with newfound speed and accuracy. And let's remember the sheer joy of hearing that satisfying click with every keystroke. It's a symphony of productivity, a rhythmic reminder that you're getting things done. Of course, there are a few minor quibbles. The Clicks keyboard adds a bit of bulk to your iPhone and makes it longer. But for those of us who prioritize function over fashion, these are minor sacrifices. So, if you're tired of hunting and pecking on your touchscreen keyboard or simply yearning for the tactile typing experience of yesteryear, give Clicks for iPhone a try. Your thumbs will thank you.
The keyboard is back! Now I can use my phone for business again.
Much much much fewer typos and misspellings. Also less cursing due to the need to edit. The only problem is finding an 8 inch belt pouch, i found one finally but it is zippered instead of magnetic flaps. Only one week using the Clicks. When I whipped it out at an Apple store the customer service technician had never seen a Clicks and reacted with amazement. I asked him they don’t’ sell Clicks among all their other accessories. He couldn’t answer.
This is the best rendition of what a physical keyboard should be in 2025. Clicks is a category first product and I am surprised about how they launched something like this. This keys are just rightly spaced, though I wish I could have the bigger keys, layout and slanted feel on the new iPhone 16 series. Nevertheless, this is an awesome product and a genius work of art.
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