US EditionThe Clicks Communicator might not be for everyone, but it's definitely for me
Clicks targets nostalgia with Android phone featuring physical keyboard, swappable batteries, and microSD support; Power Keyboard accessory priced from $79, preorder available now.
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The new Clicks Communicator seems a bit out of place in the CES 2026 news overview. In the flood of cutting-edge devices, it reminds us of the bygone glory of BlackBerry and its push-button models with physical keyboards, which enjoyed the greatest popularity more than a decade ago. But according to visitors to the exhibition center in Las Vegas, USA, such a device is exactly what people are missing in the market today.
Clicks Communicator is an inexpensive, Blackberry-esque smartphone
It's described in coverage as "barebones" and as a "companion" to the flagship handset one supposedly already owns, but the Clicks Communicator (shown off at this week's CES trade show in Las Vegas) looks like an interesting spot between dumbphone and smartphone. — Read the rest The post Clicks Communicator is an inexpensive, Blackberry-esque smartphone appeared first on Boing Boing.
Among so many giant and increasingly similar screens, a curiousness of the CES 2026 was able to stand out just by going to the opposite. A new smartphone saves the physical keyboard QWERTY and revives the sensation of the old BlackBerry, placing less in technological status and more in productivity, comfortable writing and focus on daily use. What... The post The cellular with a physical keyboard that revives the BlackBerry and surprised at the …
I turned my Pixel 10 Pro into a 2026 BlackBerry and LG Wing
For the last couple of years, Clicks has been one of the more interesting brands in the mobile accessory space. After creating keyboard cases for various iPhone and Android phone models, the company came to CES 2026 to showcase something a little different: a keyboard you can attach to any smartphone, without the commitment of a full-on case. It’s called the Clicks Power Keyboard, and it snaps onto the back of your phone via MagSafe/Qi2 magnets …
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