I love having physical buttons. I am a very tactile person. There is a learning curve, because the balance point is different. I have suggestions, but I am really enjoying using it.

Having a real keyboard again is fantastic. I can touch type with so few errors again. The feedback from the buttons is great. The keyboard itself is a perfectly ergonomically designed. A great great all round product.

This baby gives you a bigger screen and a real keyboard, perfect for any kind of business user or is you simply have fat fingers !

I like to switch up my case and sometimes it’s just nice to have a physical keyboard. Makes emails much easier when I can see everything and still have a full keyboard. Haven’t worked out all the shortcuts yet but I’ll get there when I need to.

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.