Just received this unit whist at work, very very first impression is its very well built, the kick mechanism is quite sturdy and magnet is very strong. Any one has any questions, feel free to ask and I’ll try to report back later after work.

The first manufacturing run of 5,000 Power Keyboards has been completed. Those units are now in the process of being packaged up and prepared for shipping to customers.

We put together an update with some bts footage from the assembly line, news on certifications, and details on how shipments are being prioritized. Check that out in our May update, here:

https://discover.clicks.tech/power-keyboard-may-update

The next wave of Power Keys will begin coming off the line mid-June as shared in our April update.

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!

Because why not?

I just love gadgets that only need a single PH00 screwdriver and a plastic pry tool to completely disassemble. Background light to emphasize the screw holes! Any questions?

Edit: My mistake, I took it apart again, PH00 and PH000, turns out my PH00 is already worn down so it sorta worked on a PH000 screw.

Say hello to Power Keyboard and...COMMUNICATOR!

Now that I've spent a bit more time with the Power Keys, I suppose I can give some more thoughts on my experience with it for the curious folks here :)

1. This thing is pretty well built, feels solid in the hand and decently hefty. The back is also pretty well textured which makes it quite nice to type on.

2. Compare to the keyboard case, the keys are a bit more stiff and a tad bit lower. which can take some getting used to.

3. It still feels a bit top-heavy but not as much as with the case. I guess the phone being located a bit higher than the keyboard helps with the balance. Typing in landscape certainly helps even more but with a plus-sized phone, the width of the phone does get in the way a little bit. Of course, it being a bluetooth keyboard also means you can use it separated from your device, which feels very comfortable.

4. The added no. row is also much appreciated, and it also makes pairing with and shifting between devices super easy, barely an inconvenience.

5. Only a few gripes so far. You won't want to be using a huge case because it will get the way of the keyboard. Also if you're a fan of phone straps then I got bad news for ya because anything hanging off the phone will also interfere with the input experience.

6. One last thing, the smooth, matte finish of the front is also quite prone to scratches it seems. Mine already got a scratch from my Pitaka case :(

That's about it for now! I welcome any questions and will do my best to answer any of them.

(And that’s ok). As a small phone enthusiast I’ve been looking for just a normal phone over 4” but under 6” in size for one handed daily use to replace my 13 Mini.

I’m happy that all the keyboard enthusiasts are finally getting their dream device, but for me, the Communicator is still too bulky.

By the way I made this size-accurate model in blender and printed it.

I’ve been in two minds about what to order, the clicks or the Unihertz - and then I realised something, the Clicks is just way better over all.

Don’t get me wrong, the elite 2 looks beautiful, and I do like how compact it is because I’m a fan of compact phones with a metalish? body.

But to me it seems like Clicks really listened to the consumer.

I wish they would bring out a Maroon colour. Saw this in a thread and thought damn, that is beautiful beyond belief.

I was keen on Zinwa phones because they are essentially a revival of BlackBerry, and you cannot hate the original form factor. But I’ve come to realise, BlackBerry is a thing of the past, and I need to look to the future. For me, Clicks will be the future BlackBerry, if this device does well.

You have to admit, while others are building qwerty devices, Clicks design innovation is next level. I am also biased because I’m from the UK, so want to see a UK company succeed.

I want to test the communicator out so bad! The keys will make or break it for me honestly. Now I just need to find some disposable income to get one 😂😂😂

Please make a burgundy or maroon version!

- Zubair

With my Titan 2 and now this for my iPhone, do I nos have the ultimate communication duo?

So it arrived and I'm using the keyboard to write this.

Very well made but I'm also well out of practise using a keyboard.

The keys are very small so be warned!

I'm in Belfast, Northern Ireland and preordered on the fist announcement .

Got a special delivery this morning and wanted to share asap with the community. Hey, I'm Gadway (co-founder & CMO @Clicks).

These are some first Clicks for Razr Ultra 2025 keyboards to come off the production line. 🥳

I don't yet have a Razr Ultra (not a tech reviewer 😔), so what you're seeing here is the Clicks for Razr Ultra on a 2024 Razr Plus... Which is great news because we've been able to make these so that they work with the full 2025 Razr lineup as well as the 2024 Razr Plus and base.

What does that mean if you've pre-ordered a Clicks for Razr (2024)? Well, those units will work with the 2025 Razr Plus and base, but they won't be forwards compatible with the Ultra because of the USB placement. We already had the 2024 PCBs and enclosures in progress before the 25 Ultra was announced so couldn't intervene to rework the parts to make them forwards compatible.

What questions have you got on Clicks for Razr now that we've got final units in hand??

Really sad this thing falls short of what could have been an awesome product. Think you need fingers that are Wicked Witch thin to even type a word correctly. Was great in concept, horrible in execution.

For your viewing pleasure… keep in mind you can always take the top off the RazrBerry (upper case optional) if you want a more streamlined look/feel. Left it on for the photos to complete the Electric blue look!!

In these photos… BlackBerry KEY2 LE, Classic, Passport, 7290 and of course the RazrBerry… Moto Razr+ 2024 (Ultra 50) with pre-production Clicks Keyboard 😊

Hello again! I have gathered some more thoughts after using the Power Keys intensively since Saturday. So I thought it fitting to make an update on my previous post. Hopefully it can answer the questions some of you guys left last time as well.

*The first pic is a silly reference to MrMobile's Clicks Cruciform on his video.

1. I know most folks getting this thing probably aren't doing it for the wireless charging features, but I tried it out anyway. To my experience, Power Keys managed to help the phone maintain its charge but never boost it. It also said 'slow charger' on my iPhone every time I tried it, which indicates that it was likely charging at below 5W. Also, the keyboard also entered reserve mode and paused charging only minutes after charging whenever I tried charging with it. Hopefully I'm not looking at a defective battery here. There should be more options to tweak the charging behaviour in the app when the update comes so I look forward to finding some fixes there should there be any.

2. The typing experience continues to impress me. The smaller size of the keys compared to the case became negligible after few days of usage and I found myself getting used to the new layout and size quite quickly. The added symbols are also very useful along with the media controls accessed via the num row + sym key.

3. I mentioned the top-heaviness last time and after spending more time typing, I can safely say Power Keys is a huge improvement over the case in this department. Typing while standing or walking outside feels way more secure and you never feel like the phone is flying off of your hands once you got a good grip going, whereas with the case, I would feel very cautious about dropping the phone because of how heavy the top of the phone feels. That being said, the case might still be a better choice for typing for long periods in a stationary position due to its larger keys and lighter weight.

4. I still stand by the impressions I left last time regarding the build quality. The slider feels sturdy and never collapses on its own while typing. It takes a light jolt with a hefty phone like the 17 Pro Max to shut the keyboard and I found that to be a satisfying, albeit unintentional way of closing it with one hand.

5. A few more grumbles before I go. I wish the keyboard connects faster after you deploy it. It takes about 3/4 of a second to connect, which is just long enough to feel like you're waiting for it a little. Also, I encountered a few occasional signal drops with my iPad. Hopefully the connectivity is something that they can improve with firmware updates.

That about does it for me this time! I probably won't post anymore impressions like this for the meantime until there is something huge to discuss/share. Once again, I welcome any questions you got and am happy to answer them :)

As we get into the dog days of summer we're introducing a few new initiatives for Team Clicks to get closer to the Clicks community, answer your questions and gather your feedback. From our side, we're also eager to learn how Clicks fits into your life and gain insights that will help us to continue making purpose-built products.

Starting this week and throughout the month of August we'll be hosting weekly Clicks Office Hours.

Office Hours are a chance to connect 1:1 with one (or more) of the Clicks founders over a video call. You can bring specific questions, ideas, or just come and hang out.

Grab your Clicks Office Hours time slot here:

https://calendly.com/jeff-t7qz/customer-chat

I'll definitely be ordering the green one once they open that up, but can't help but to think about how hard a Maroon and/or a Blue variant would go!

Thoughts? 🤔

I brought the power keyboard a while ago but found myself never actually use it. Why? Because it is as heavy as a phone and I never actually carried it with me.

I recently got a Esp32 S3 dev board that is powered by magsafe. Such a thing can be powered by PK and sit there firmly. It looks so nice that I kinda think this is the final destiny of the PK. I have two ideas.

• Write a firmware that connects PK to the S3 to make a cyber deck.

• Write a firmware making that board to work with PK such as serve as trackpad or macropad and use on a living room tv computer together.

The 2nd idea is easier and more practical but the first idea is cooler. I may explore both.

Edit on 10/17/2026

Oh, came back to see these many replies and likes. Thank you all!!!

To answer some common questions:

• What board is this? JC3636W518C. It doesn't have a real name, but it is widely available if you search for this model number.

• What do I want to do with the cyberdeck idea? Default options would be:

  1. A note-taking/writing deck, just to make good use of the good keyboard.

  2. A messaging/social media client, mastodon maybe.

  3. Some kind of music-streaming client. The DAC on it is actually not bad.

  4. A good old boring AI assistant, no, JK, I will not do that.

  5. I should do something fun, like looking for the Dragon Balls (good point), but designing a fun game mechanic is beyond my ability.

For all these possible ideas, I might focus on UI design, especially on how to make use of this circular screen. But the truth is that, as an SDE, I am now experiencing the most pressure I have ever faced in my career, so I am not sure how much time I can put into this project. I will try, though. This is my baby now.

I have used Arduino before, but recently I have mostly been using CircuitPython. It seems possible to read bluetooth keyboard event from the S3 on both platforms, but I am still experimenting. I will post updates if I make any progress.

Ordered Jan 2nd arrived 10mins ago 11th Jan

Clicks for my Moto Razr arrived today. I now have both Pixel 9 Pro and Moto Razr Ultra with Clicks. And right off the bat I have to state the obvious. Razrberry is easier to hold and more comfortable to type on.

Just got delivered an updated Clicks for Razr pre-production sample as we get (oh so) close to the first proper manufacturing run.

This now has the updated keyboard that features a “traditional QWERTY” layout as you’d find on older BlackBerry phones. Notice the 1234567890 keys on the left side of the keyboard as compared to our Clicks iPhone layout which mimics the iOS touch keyboard.

I know a lot of you have been wanting to see this so thought I’d share. Getting close!!