Did We Kill the Physical Keyboard Too Soon? We carry supercomputers in our pockets yet struggle with typos and smudged glass screens every day. Clicks Technology challenges the dominance of the touchscreen by reviving a tactile experience many thought was dead. Their latest innovation is not just a case but a transformer that brings physical buttons back to the modern smartphone. This device invites users to reconsider if the slide-out keyboards of the past were actually superior to the flat slabs of today.
• Clicks Technology challenges touchscreen dominance with a tactile solution
• The device combines modern tech with a nostalgic physical typing experience
• It aims to fix common typing struggles found on glass screens
This new accessory functions as a sleek attachment that magnetically snaps onto the back of your device. It hides away when unneeded to maintain the slim profile of your phone. Users slide the mechanism down to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard whenever a long email or quick message requires precision. The design cleverly addresses the bulkiness that plagued previous iterations of physical keyboard cases.
• The accessory attaches magnetically and slides out only when needed
• A hidden design keeps the phone slim unlike previous bulky versions
• It offers a full physical keyboard for precise typing on demand
Versatility remains a core focus of the Clicks Power Keyboard. It utilizes MagSafe and Qi2 standards to ensure compatibility with iPhone 12 models and newer as well as the Google Pixel 10. Integrated within the unit is a 2,150mAh battery pack that powers the keys and charges the handset simultaneously. This dual functionality ensures that productivity does not come at the cost of battery life.
• Supports MagSafe and Qi2 for iPhones and the Google Pixel 10
• Includes a built-in battery to charge the phone while typing
• Ensures productivity does not drain the device’s power
The primary advantage of this hardware is the liberation of screen real estate. Applications run edge-to-edge without a virtual keyboard obscuring half the display. This allows users to view content continuously while typing. Bluetooth capabilities extend its utility beyond just phones to include tablets and AR headsets. Even smart TVs can interface with the device for easier navigation.
• Physical keys allow apps to use the full screen without obstruction
• Users can see all content clearly while typing messages
• Connectivity extends to tablets, VR headsets, and smart TVs
Clicks included a dedicated number row and utility buttons to maximize efficiency. Users can further personalize their experience through a dedicated app that controls backlighting and key behavior. Preorders are currently open before the official spring release. Early adopters can secure the unit for a reduced price before it returns to standard retail pricing.
• Features a number row and customizable keys via a dedicated app
• Preorders are available now with special early-bird pricing
• The official launch is scheduled to take place this spring
Via: PC Mag
