Solid typing. Less typos. Blackberry-feel. Absolutely recommend it.

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.

Hello everyone, I would like to share my opinion on the use of the review for the super good Clicks cover. Honestly, the personal follow-up that you have had for all of us who have purchased the product is a great decision. Thank you very much for that. Also, the website sent for practicing writing is also very good for improving typing." Kudos to All for this product and all the follow ups.

Excellent

As an alleged Geriatric Millennial, I’m old enough to have owned a cell phone before they were smart, and the Blackberry Pearl (remember that, kids?!) and Blackberry Bold. On-screen keyboards weren’t a thing for me, and I never learned to properly type on them. In our year of the Lord, 2024, I still waxed poetic about physical keyboards. Until now. Clicks for 15 Pro, Miami Beach color. Nostalgia overload! It looks great, gets compliments, and brings all the boys to the yard. The backlit keys are chef’s kiss too. And now the drawbacks… It makes your phone a few grams heavier and your hands and fingers definitely FEEL that.. Carpal tunnel after Carper Diem! (I am kidding. I hope). As expected there’s a learning curve, and the shape of the keys, unlike with the Blackberry of olden days, are quite small and don’t “flow” into or touch each other. So, I can’t slide my fingers over the keys to type quickly, as the keys have no ergonomic slants or dents. It also eats through my iPhone’s battery life more quickly that I’d like and the battery saving feature is a bit cumbersome, making you have to “wake-up” your keyboard, thus requiring extra clicking before you can actually click. Finally, I noticed that autocorrect while typing doesn’t always work consistently, unlike with the on-screen keyboard. For example, whenever I type “I’m” it doesn’t bother inserting the apostrophe, and doesn’t automatically capitalize a lone “i” when i type “I”. Also no MagSafe, although if you lay it flat on a wireless charger it will work just fine, but I personally use MagSafe accessories that put my phone in all kinds of gravity-defying postions, so I had to get a stick-on MagSafe ring. These may seem like quite a bit of drawbacks, but I’m satisfied with my purchase and understand that first iterations of innovative products are just that: Version 1.0. Looking forward to updates in the future to both firmware and hardware.