Ahmed F.

Bringing the old buttons sound and feeling,

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Lakesha T.

I think clocks is a great idea. However the keyboard was difficult to use since I wear acrylic nails. The buttons were to hard to push. If I do not have nails I think I would have really enjoyed using the keyboard.

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James Humbane

The Clicks Keyboard is absolutely amazing! I bought the Onyx & Smoke white for my 17 Pro Max. Typing experience is fun again and the tactile feel of the keyboard is priceless.

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Feng G.

Combination of Blackberry & iPhone! Awsome!

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Roger R.

It works well. Thank you.

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Bradley G.

The clicks keyboard case is a game changer! I love having a full physical keyboard to be able to type texts, emails, and other communications. The case feels great in the hands and I love being able to program different buttons to trigger different actions! If you miss a physical keyboard on your iPhone, this is the case for you!

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Nicholas T.

A bit hard to hold. Possible to shift the weight more bottom?

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Baruch Lundy

Clicks has finally made me upgrade from my BlackBerry Key 2..... The keyboard is *almost* as good as a BlackBerry, and combined with the "cursor" mode and shortcuts, there is nothing you can't do with Clicks (in fact, "cursor mode" on Clicks is faster and more reliable than double-tapping on the Key 2). The buttons are sloped, allowing fast typing and "no-look" typing... Finally, I can type with precision and speed on a new phone. There are several shortcuts built in, but if you download the Blackberry Launcher, you will have one-button shortcuts for any app you desire... Clicks truly has made having a physical keyboard possible in a post-Blackberry world. This is a must-have if you like to type accurately and fast on your phone without needing to go to a laptop. Clicks easily snaps off, but I never remove it as typing on glass is awful... The only issue with Clicks is finding a phone holster tall enough to fit the Pixel 9 Pro + Clicks......... (Typed on the glorious Clicks keyboard, of course)

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David E.

Attention, tech enthusiasts and keyboard warriors! Remember the nostalgic days of tactile typing on your mobile phones? The satisfying clickety-clack that accompanied every text message, email, and hastily written note? Relive those moments with Clicks for iPhone, a resurrection of the lost art of physical keyboarding. As a seasoned veteran of the mobile phone scene, I've witnessed the rise and fall of countless trends, but few have intrigued me like Clicks. This ingenious little add-on empowers you to transform your sleek touchscreen iPhone into a pocket-sized productivity powerhouse, enhancing your efficiency on the go. The Clicks keyboard is a marvel of engineering, with well-spaced keys that provide just the right amount of tactile feedback. Typing on it is like typing on a miniature laptop, but without the bulk or the awkward stares from fellow commuters. Sure, it takes a bit of getting used to. My thumbs initially felt like a fish out of water, flopping around in search of their digital home. But after a few days of practice, I was zipping through emails and social media posts with newfound speed and accuracy. And let's remember the sheer joy of hearing that satisfying click with every keystroke. It's a symphony of productivity, a rhythmic reminder that you're getting things done. Of course, there are a few minor quibbles. The Clicks keyboard adds a bit of bulk to your iPhone and makes it longer. But for those of us who prioritize function over fashion, these are minor sacrifices. So, if you're tired of hunting and pecking on your touchscreen keyboard or simply yearning for the tactile typing experience of yesteryear, give Clicks for iPhone a try. Your thumbs will thank you.

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Jeremy L.

A great case of You want a physical keyboard! I Love the extra screen space! It would be nice to keep the Predictive Text bar and still have the passwords bar pop up like normal… Other than that, it’s such an amazing case!

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