Click into the keyboard
Loving the keyboard experience on the iPhone, and loving the costumer service too.
I’m totally hooked on my Clicks keyboard. But it took some time to adapt to the keyboard and there were times I wanted to quit. But it is like learning to ride a bicycle. Seems impossible and difficult, and them everyting clicks (see what I did there?) and the process is seamless and natural. My advice is to give Clicks a try, and give it time. There’s a gererous 30 day return, so use that time to adapt and adjust, and you will never look back.
The keyboard is very useful easily To use and back lit in dark rooms It’s a shame that you can’t have (on the go ) c'est la vie but charging ok
This is the first time I've ever used a physical thumb keyboard on a phone before (never used a blackberry), and I can definitely see the appeal! Even if I am now typing slower, I am typing much more accurately without needing to rely on the terrible auto correction algorithms, I think my effective typing speed is more or less similar without having to correct my mistakes so often. It makes my razr 50 ultra a truly unique device, honestly the clicks keyboard was made for this phone. Unlike slab phones, it doesn't make your phone look comically tall as you can fold the phone in half and the cover screen is large enough to use for most apps. Even with the clicks keyboard, when folded, it is still short
this thing is freaking awesome it brings back when i had android keyboard and i miss it it feels just like it. I like how the iPhone feels in the case it’s just fun and functional it’s a blast to use.
I have enjoyed using the Clicks "Precision Typing Instrument" immensely - Typing and browsing with "Clicks" is so much more satisfying than typing on glass. It's also beautiful, well built and fits my Iphone 15 perfectly.
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.
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