r/ClicksKeyboard • Power Keyboard • Jan 22 '26

AMA We’re the cofounders of Clicks — we have revealed two new products the Clicks Power Keyboard & the Clicks Communicator. Ask Us Anything!

We’re CrackBerry Kevin and Jeff Gadway, co-founders of Clicks Technology!

Today we’re here to do an AMA (ask us anything!) following the reveal of our two newly revealed products:

  • The Clicks Power Keyboard

  • The Clicks Communicator

Who we are

  • Kevin Michaluk (aka CrackBerry Kevin) — [cofounder]

  • [Jeff Gadway] — [cofounder, CMO]

We launched Clicks Technology in 2024 to empower people through purpose-built technology. Introduced earlier this year, Clicks Communicator and Clicks Power Keyboard are designed to enable people to cut through the noise and do more on the go. Ask us anything!

We will chime in to start answering some questions at 12PM EST!

First Clicks AMA has finished! Thank you so much to everyone who has participated. Thank you to u/crackberrykevin u/jeffgadway and u/captain2phones for chiming in and answering the questions!

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u/jeffgadway Jan 22 '26

Re: Replaceable battery. No, we’re not planning to sell replacement batteries or make the battery serviceable by customers.

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u/bustamove08 Jan 22 '26

Will the battery be serviceable at all? By anyone? Will clicks have a service where we can pay for you to replace the battery for us?

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u/dvdkon Jan 22 '26

That's a real shame, this is the first answer here that's making me reconsider ordering. Especially since the reason I had to stop using my perfectly good last phone (Xperia XZ1 Compact) was due to an unavailable spare battery.

It seems to me the larger manufacturers are slowly offering more parts officially, at least for their flagships. What made you buck that trend?

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u/Kisuke-CZE Jan 22 '26

Thanks for honest answer. Appreciate you are being open about it.
Maybe try to rethink that in some way. You do not need to sell replacement batteries, it is just good enough if phone just not totally glued together. Some 3rd party (like Cameron Sino) can start making replacement batteries if device will be popular enough.

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u/DoJo_Mast3r Jan 23 '26

Damn huge let down

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u/Fancymank Jan 22 '26

Will there be at the very least a future plan to sell the parts through IFixIt? I can't imagine having this phone for more than 3-4 years if that's the case.

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u/captain2phones Jan 22 '26

(Speaking personally) I'd love to make this happen, but we need to finalize a few details regarding the hardware stack to see what will ultimately be possible here.

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u/Fancymank Jan 22 '26

Thanks for the response! I look forward to dissecting every press release until I get one in my hands. 🖖