A UK-based company called Clicks is introducing a new iPhone accessory at CES 2024 in Las Vegas that you might like if you loved BlackBerry phones. It's a case and a full physical keyboard in one that ...

If you ever wished your iPhone had real buttons, you need to meet Clicks — the premium iPhone keyboard case that blends nostalgia with next-gen design. On sale for just $99, this premium accessory ...

It’s no secret that BlackBerry fans loved their physical keyboards. Ever since the last BlackBerry Key 2 rolled off the factory floor, the mobile space has been mostly bereft of mobile devices with ...

Touchscreen keyboards aren’t for everyone, and if you’re someone who misses the feeling of real buttons on a keyboard, the Clicks Keyboard is the answer. Its range of keyboard cases made for iPhone 14 ...

Unlike some of my peers in the tech review game, I never really had the option of buying a BlackBerry. I was 13 years old when the original iPhone was announced, and by the time I was an adult with ...

The viral Clicks Creator Keyboard case was on display at CES 2024, and we got to try it out for ourselves preceding its spring launch. It isn't for everyone, but we see the hype behind this iPhone ...

Have you ever looked at your iPhone and longed for a QWERTY keyboard like the good ol’ BlackBerry days? You’re not the only one. At $139 (14 Pro and 15 Pro) and $159 (15 Pro Max), Clicks is a pricey ...

I wanted to love Clicks, the keyboard case for the iPhone. But Clicks wasn't much of an upgrade from a touchscreen. Credit: Mashable Clicks may very well be one of the most divisive iPhone cases ever ...

Feeling nostalgic for the BlackBerry era? Clicks Technology is back with a new iPhone accessory that snaps to the back of your phone, slides out a BlackBerry-style physical keyboard when needed, and ...

If you miss physical buttons and can get used to a much-bigger iPhone, this could be for you. Photo: Clicks Technology Clicks Technology unveiled its first product Thursday — Clicks Creator Keyboard.

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