# Welcome To Clicks
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/Welcome-begin



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    Learn how to use your Clicks Power Keyboard with your phone and other devices.
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    Learn how to use your Clicks for iPhone models of various generations.
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# Clicks Keyboard Case
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/blog/kb-blog-clicks-keyboard-case





# Communicator
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/blog/kb-blog-communicator





# Company Updates
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/blog/kb-blog-company-updates





# Customer Stories
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/blog/kb-blog-customer-stories





# Power Keyboard
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/blog/kb-blog-power-keyboard





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# Built-in shortcuts
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/built-in-shortcuts



Your Clicks Power Keyboard comes with built-in shortcuts that will help you navigate common tasks.

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## **Media Playback**

There are several functions you can control when your paired device is playing music or videos. This can be especially helpful when using your Power Keyboard as an input device for your smart TV. These built-in shortcuts are accessed by holding down  the **sym** key and pressing a **number** key

* SYM + 1 - Escape
* SYM + 2 - Volume Up
* SYM + 3 - Volume Down
* SYM + 4 - Mute
* SYM + 5 - Play / Pause
* SYM + 6 - Next track
* SYM + 7 - Previous track
* SYM + 8 - Page Up
* SYM + 9 - Page Down

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**Note:** these media playback shortcuts can be edited in the Clicks App

## Navigation 

For quick navigation, hold down the **Sym key** and **press** W (up), A (left), D (right), or S (down) to navigate through menus and lists using Power Keyboard. 

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These specific letter keys have arrows built in above each letter, showing you which direction you can access by pressing each key.


# Clearing paired devices
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/clearing-paired-devices



If you want to remove (or **clear**) a device paired to a specific channel, you can easily erase it and make the channel available for a new device.

You can clear a paired device in one of two ways:

* **Keyboard Shortcut**
* **Clicks App**

## Option 1: Keyboard Shortcut

### Step 1: Connect to the Channel

Ensure you are actively connected to the channel you want to clear.

### Step 2: Clear the Channel

Hold down the **SYM** key and press **0**.

### Result

The selected channel is now cleared and available to pair with a new device.

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## Option 2: Using the Clicks App

### Step 1: Connect to the Channel

Connect to the channel you want to clear by holding the **Power** key and pressing the assigned number key (**1–9**).

### Step 2: Open the Clicks App

Open the **Clicks App** and navigate to **My Clicks**.

### Step 3: Open Paired Devices

Scroll down to the **Paired Devices** section.

### Step 4: Remove the Device

Select the **X** next to the device slot you want to clear.

### Result

The selected pairing slot is now available for a new device.

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# Get started with Clicks for iPhone
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/iphone-get-started



## Download the Clicks app for iPhone

Install the free Clicks Keyboard app to customize settings like backlight, keyboard layout, key functions and more.

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## Clicks for iPhone: Basics

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### Learn everything you need to know about Clicks for iPhone

Whether you want to make the most of your new keyboard or are considering Clicks, this video has you covered.

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## Master Typing

### Typing upper case letters

There are a few ways to type a capital letter:

* Hold shift and tap a letter to get an upper case letter.
* Tap shift and then the next letter you press will be upper case
* Double tap shift and you will go into caps lock.

### Accessing numbers & symbols

There are a few ways to type a number of symbol:

* Hold ‘123’ key and tap a key to get the alternate character printed in the top right corner.
* Tap ‘123’ and then the next key you press will display an alternate character
* Double tap ‘123’ and you will enable number lock.

### Text replacements

Setting up text replacements gives you a fast and easy way to quickly type out common phrases and even emoji. For instance, a text replacement could insert a 😊 whenever you type :)

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## CarPlay & Connectivity

### Using Clicks with Apple CarPlay

Clicks for iPhone 16 works with Apple Car play. To enable USB-C data mode, hold the ‘123’ key and press the space bar. Then connect your USB-C cable.

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### Charging iPhone with using Clicks

Clicks supports passthrough charging via USB-C or lightning. Clicks for iPhone 16 also supported wireless charging with MagSafe.

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## Keyboard Shortcuts

### Native keyboard shortcuts to navigate iPhone

Use keyboard shortcuts to quickly navigate iPhone and iOS without needing to touch the screen.

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### Launch apps & workflows with Clicks Mode

Set up powerful custom keyboard shortcuts to launch apps and trigger common tasks with Clicks Mode.

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## Clicks App

### Get to know the Clicks App

The free Clicks Keyboard app allows you to customize your keyboard settings and preferences. Adjust your backlight, configure key behaviour and discover new keyboard shortcuts. Plus, update your firmware to unlock new features.

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### Customize your return key function

Some people expect the return key to act as a ‘send’ button while others want it to add a new line. Use the Clicks app to choose your preferred return key setup.

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### Update your firmware

Unlock the latest Clicks Keyboard features by keeping your firmware up to date.

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## Discover More Tips and Tricks

Browse Clicks and how-to videos on YouTube. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay up to date.

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## Multiple Languages

Type in more than one language? Tap below to learn how to set up multiple languages, accents, symbols, and more.

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# Learn about Clicks Communicator
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-communicator





# Contact support
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-contact-support



Still having an issue with your Clicks Power Keyboard? We’re here to help. Here are the best ways to get in touch with us:

* You can reach our support team via email by [<u>filling out this form</u>](https://www.clicks.tech/pages/support#contact).

Notice a bug while using your Power Keyboard? Help us squash it. Reach out to our technical development team [<u>here to report it</u>](https://www.clicks.tech/bug-report).


# Connecting your first device
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-getting-started-connecting-first-device



As soon as you Power on Clicks Power Keyboard for the first time, it will automatically go into **pairing mode** (blue light flashing).

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1. Ensure you **press and hold** the **power key** to turn on your Power Keyboard.
2. **Slide** the keyboard out to initiate **pairing mode** (a blue light will begin pulsing).
3. **Open** the **Bluetooth settings** on your device (smartphone, tablet, etc).
4. **Select** '**Clicks Power Keyboard-1'** from the listed devices.
5. If prompted, **allow necessary permissions** to finishing pairing your Power Keyboard. You may be asked to **input a numerical code** to finalize the pairing.

Once your device is paired, you'll noticed the pulsing blue light is now a solid blue.

The Clicks Power Keyboard connects via Bluetooth (BLE 5.4). This eliminates the need for physical port alignment, making it compatible with everything from standard smartphones to tablets, VR headsets, smart TVs and streaming boxes, and more.


# Get to know Power Keyboard
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-getting-started-get-to-know



## Getting Started

Congratulations on your new Clicks Power Keyboard. You’re about to unlock a whole new way to use your smartphone with a versatile, pocketable keyboard that works across your tech ecosystem.

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To help you get the most out of your new Clicks keyboard, we've prepared a guide to help you get familiar with everything it can do. It covers everything from setup basics to mastering advanced features that unlock the full potential of the Clicks Power Keyboard.

Your new Clicks Power Keyboard has several thoughtfully designed features to work with your smartphone and across digital devices.

## **Physical Keyboard / Layout**

Your Clicks Power Keyboard features a 47-key physical keyboard to create a tactile typing experience on your digital devices

* **Wireless Charging** Power Keyboard features a built-in 2300 mAh power bank to charge your smartphone.
* **The Number Row** is more than a dedicated set of numerical keys, they also allow you to pair and switch between nine different devices and control media playback.
* **Return Key** double-space a line, confirm data entry, and app-specific controls.
* **Voice Key** activates voice to text in your messaging and writing apps. From your home screen use this to activate your digital assistant (Siri/Gemini).
* **Show/Hide** reveal or hide the digital keyboard.
* **Clicks Key** the key with the Clicks logo allows navigation between apps on the home screen, tab spacing in documents and setup keyboard shortcuts.
* **Command** press to return to Home screen on your device (iPhone) or press to return to reveal all apps (Android).
* **Ctrl** press in conjunction with other keys to control in app functions and shortcuts.
* **Sym** press to use alternate characters  and navigation keys on Power Keyboard.
* **Shift** press shift to capitalize letters.

The keyboard features [backlighting](https://docs.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-keyboard-backlight) to make it highly legible in any environment. Toggle the backlight on and off by holding down Sym and pressing the microphone key. The backlit settings can be managed through the [Clicks app](https://docs.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-clicks-app).

## Built-In Slider

The Clicks Power Keyboard features a built-in slider that can be adjusted to the ideal position for your phone and use case.

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### Default Position (Closed)

Your phone is magnetically attached to the keyboard, with the keys tucked away.

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**Best for:**

* Attaching your phone in portrait orientation
* Charging your smartphone
* Using the Power Keyboard in your hands with a smart TV, tablet, or other device when not attached to your phone.

### Position 1 (Landscape)

Your large-screen phone is attached to the Clicks Power Keyboard in landscape orientation for an optimized viewing experience.

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**Best for:**

* Working in spreadsheets
* Typing in apps displayed side-by-side

### Position 2 (Standard Size Phones)

Your phone is magnetically attached to the keyboard, with the keys accessible for typing.

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**Best for:**

* iPhone, iPhone Air, Samsung Galaxy devices, Pixel 9/10, and other smartphones with standard-sized displays.

### Position 3 (Large Screen Smartphones)

Your large-screen phone is magnetically attached to the keyboard, with the keys accessible for typing.

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**Best For:**

* iPhone Pro Max models, iPhone Plus models, Galaxy Ultra devices, Pixel XL, and other large screen phone

## **Power Key**

Hold the Power Key for 3 seconds to turn Power Keyboard on and off.

The Power key can also be used when **[pairing](https://docs.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-getting-started-pairing-additional-devices) or [switching devices](https://docs.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-getting-started-switching-between-devices)** without using the Clicks app.

Hold down the Power key while pressing a number key (1-9) to pair a device to a specific number key.

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Hold down the Power key while pressing and holding a number key to switch between paired devices.

## **LED Light**

An LED indicator is located on the bottom of the device next to the USB-C port. The LED color indicates the current status of the device.

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| **Blue**            | Connected                                                      |
| **Blue (Pulsing)**  | Pairing mode                                                   |
| **Yellow**          | Battery low. Reserve power only; wireless charging unavailable |
| **Red**             | Low battery. Charge as soon as possible                        |
| **Green (Pulsing)** | Charging                                                       |
| **Green (Solid)**   | Fully charged                                                  |

## USB-C Port

Clicks Power Keyboard uses a USB-C port for charging.

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**Note:** The USB-C port is for **charging the Power Keyboard only**. Additional devices cannot be charged through this port.

The Power Keyboard supports using a **9W charger** only.

## Wireless Charging

Clicks Power Keyboard supports 7.5W Qi wireless charging for smartphones.

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Attach a MagSafe-compatible phone, a phone with a MagSafe-compatible case, or a device with a [magnetic ring](https://docs.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-wireless-charging) to access the Power Keyboard’s built-in 2300 mAh battery and extend your phone’s battery life.

**Keyboard Reserve**: You can reserve a portion of the battery for the keyboard in the Clicks App.

You can manage wireless charging in two ways:

* Through the [Clicks App](https://docs.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-clicks-app)
* Using the keyboard shortcut: Hold Sym key and press the Clicks key to **toggle wireless charging** on or off


# Pairing additional devices
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-getting-started-pairing-additional-devices



Clicks Power Keyboard allows you to connect and switch between n**ine different** devices.

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## To pair an additional device:

1. **Press and hold down** the **Power key** and then **press a number key** (1-9) to pair assign the new device to a specific number.
2. Open the **Bluetooth settings** in the new device you’re looking to pair, **select Power Keyboard**, and follow the steps on screen to complete the pairing.
3. You can now easily [**switch between**](https://docs.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-getting-started-switching-between-devices) two phones, a tablet, a headset, smart TV or other devices you use regularly.

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# Switching between devices
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-getting-started-switching-between-devices



Clicks Power Keyboard can store a total of nine paired devices allowing you to quickly switch between your phone, tablet, smart TV, VR headset, and more.

## To switch between paired devices:

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1. **Press and hold** the **Power key** while pressing and holding a **number key** to switch between paired devices.
2. The light will **flash white**, and then **turn solid blue** when the new device has been connected.


# Android keyboard shortcuts
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-android-keyboard-shortcuts



Buried within Android are several keyboard-based shortcuts you'll finally be able to unlock and use thanks to the Clicks Power Keyboard. These are a few of the main ones to master.

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* **Activate Gemini:** Command + Spacebar
* **Open Browser:** Command + B
* **Open Calendar:** Command + C
* **Open Gmail:** Command + E
* **Go To Home Screen:** Command + H
* **Open Settings:** Command + I
* **Lock Screen:** Command + L
* **Open Maps:** Command + M
* **Open Notification Shade:** Command + N
* **Open Contacts:** Command + P
* **Quick Settings Panel:** Command + Q
* **Screenshot**: Command + S
* **Calculator:** Command + U
* **Launch Widgets:** Ctrl + W
* **Open YouTube:** Command + Y
* **View Applications:** Command

## **Media Playback**

* SYM + 1 - Escape
* SYM + 2 - Volume Up
* SYM + 3 - Volume Down
* SYM + 4 - Mute
* SYM + 5 - Play / Pause
* SYM + 6 - Next track
* SYM + 7 - Previous track
* SYM + 8 - Page Up
* SYM + 9 - Page Down


# Apple Vision Pro tips
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-apple-vision-pro-tips



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Many of the same shortcuts you may be familiar with for iOS work with Vision Pro, but there are also a few extras. 

* **Search:** Command + Space Bar
* **Select All:** Command + A
* **Copy Text:** Command + C
* **Go to Home View:** Command + H
* **Paste Text:** Command + V
* **Cut Text:** Command + X
* **Undo Action:** Command + Z
* **Activate Selected Item:** Space bar

There are also some app-specific shortcuts that may be helpful.

**Safari:**

* **Open new browser window:** Command + N
* **Search in Safari:**  Command + L
* **Save Webpage to Device:** Command + S
* **Open New Browsing Tab:** Command + T
* **View Search History:** Command + Y

**Apple TV:**

Media Playback works the same on Vision Pro when using the built-in Clicks Power Keyboard shortcuts. However, in Spatial video, you will not see a visual confirmation (example volume slider moving up and down), even though the function is happening.

**Media Playback**

* SYM + 1 - Escape
* SYM + 2 - Volume Up
* SYM + 3 - Volume Down
* SYM + 4 - Mute
* SYM + 5 - Play / Pause
* SYM + 6 - Next track
* SYM + 7 - Previous track
* SYM + 8 - Page Up
* SYM + 9 - Page Down


# Charging your Power Keyboard Keyboard
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-charging-power-keyboard



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The built-in **2300 mAh battery** on your Power Keyboard powers both the keyboard accessory itself and can top up your phone’s battery.

When the battery on the Power Keyboard is getting low, you will see the LED light turn yellow. When the battery is nearly empty, it will turn red.

The Power Keyboard should be charged with a  USB C cable plugged into a **9W power adapter**. For iPhone users with a lightning connection, you will need to purchase a standard USB-C cable to recharge the Power Keys.


# Clicks App
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-clicks-app



The Clicks App is the best way to personalize the settings and manage the devices you’ve paired to your Power Keyboard.

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While many functions like pairing and switching between devices can be done without the use of the app, there are some key aspects of the Clicks App you’ll want to understand to get the most of your Power Keyboard.

## **Switch between Clicks Products**

If you’re a user of Power Keyboard and a Clicks for iPhone/Android, you’ll be able to quickly switch between accessories to configure and customize.

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<br />**Home Screen -** Once in the Power Keys section of the Clicks app you can quickly manage key functions right from the Home Screen.

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<br />**Backlight** - Toggle this on to adjust the overall brightness of the backlit keys and the length of time before the lighting turns off.

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<br />**Caps Lock** - Toggle this on if you’d like to enable Caps Lock on your Power Keyboard by double clicking the Shift button. Click the Shift button again to exit Caps Lock.

<br />**Sym Lock** - Double click the Symbol key (sym) to lock in the second function keys. Click the Symbol key again to exit this mode.

<br />**Cursor Mode** - Press Symbol and Command to activate cursor mode. Enable this during instances when you want to use directional keys (WASD and IJKL) without having to press the Symbol button. Press any non navigation key (anything besides WASD and IJKL) to exit cursor mode.

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<br />**Clicks Key + Tab -** This one is currently not available on my version of the app - will revisit.

<br />**Battery Saving Mode -** Adjusts when your Power Keyboard cuts off connection to your smartphone to save battery. Press any button to wake and reconnect Power Keys.

**Wireless Charging**

Toggle this tab on or off to enable/disable wireless charging

* When wireless charging is enabled, you can drag the slider to adjust how much of the Power Keyboard battery remains in "reserve" for the accessory. When the battery level hits your reserve number, wireless charging automatically turns off to preserve battery life for the Power [Keyboard.](http://keyboard.if/) If you don’t want to reserve any power for the keyboard, set the slider to 0.
* By default, **500 mAh of the keyboard’s battery** is held in reserve for your Power Keyboard. However, this reserve can be adjusted (all the way down to 0) using the Clicks app.

Wireless charging can also be turned on and off,  allowing you to dedicate the full built-in battery on your Clicks Power Keyboard to the keyboard itself.

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Scrolling further down the home page you can manage additional settings including:<br />

* **Keyboard Layout** - Switch the keyboard layout to accommodate different language formats.
* **Currency Symbol** - Adjust the currency symbol from \$ to your local currency.
* **Backlight Shortcut** - Quickly turn on/off Backlight on Power Keys.
* **Soft Return** - Change the result of pressing the Return key to send vs. moving the cursor to a new line.
* **Display Keyboard Mode in Dynamic Island** - For iPhone users, the current settings of your Power Keyboard will be visible on your phone’s dynamic island.

**Paired Devices**

* See the complete list of paired devices and the slot they’re dedicated to
* Tap on the edit icon to change the name of any device
* Tap on the  X to Clear a slot, removing a device 

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# iPhone keyboard shortcuts
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-iphone-keyboard-shortcuts



A physical keyboard unlocks more control over your iPhone by allowing you to quickly access built-in iOS shortcuts to manage your device.

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While these have always been part of the OS experience, few people ever use these because they don’t know they exist.

Now that you have Power Keys, you can try a variety of iOS shortcuts to speed up your workflows including:

* **Search:** Command + Space Bar
* **Select All:** Command + A
* **Copy Text:** Command + C
* **Go to Home Screen:** Command + H
* **Paste Text:** Command + V
* **Cut Text:** Command + X
* **Undo Action:** Command + Z
* **Show/hide notification shade:** Ctrl + N

## **Media Playback**

* SYM + 1 - Escape
* SYM + 2 - Volume Up
* SYM + 3 - Volume Down
* SYM + 4 - Mute
* SYM + 5 - Play / Pause
* SYM + 6 - Next track
* SYM + 7 - Previous track
* SYM + 8 - Page Up
* SYM + 9 - Page Down


# Keyboard backlight
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-keyboard-backlight



The backlight on Power Keys is customizable both in **brightness** and **duration**.

Using the Clicks App, you can easily adjust the backlight settings:

* Open the Clicks App
* Toggle on Backlight
* Adjust top slider (this is the brightness of your backlight)
* Adjust bottom slider (this is how many seconds before the backlight dims)

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The keyboard backlight can also be turned on or off with a keyboard shortcut.

Hold down the **Sym key** on Power Keys and press the **Microphone key**.


# Personalizing your keyboard
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-personalizing-your-keyboard



Clicks Power Keyboard is designed to be a universal keyboard for your tech ecosystem. But individual users may want to customize the keyboard experience in various ways.

Some popular customization options include:

**Soft Return** - Within the Clicks app, you can set a Soft Return. This changes the result of pressing the Return key to send vs. moving the cursor to a new line.

**Currency Symbol** - Within the Clicks app, you can select your local currency to be the default symbol when you press the currency key on your Power Keyboard. 

**Wireless Charging** - The built-in 2,300 mAh battery in your Clicks Power Keyboard functions to both power your keyboard *and* charge your smartphone. Users can [customize](https://docs.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-clicks-app) how much of the battery is reserved exclusively for the Power Keyboard. Some users may even choose to disable wireless charging. This can be done through the Clicks App and adjusted under Wireless Charging.

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# Smart TV tips
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-smart-tv-tips



If your smart TV has a built-in Bluetooth receiver (and many smart models do) you may be able to pair your Clicks Power Keyboard to your TV to quickly navigate menus, control playback, and more.

## **Pairing Clicks Power Keyboard to Smart TV**

Since there are many different TV types and many different operating systems, these are general instructions.

1. Open settings on your TV
2. Look for a menu item like “Accessories” or “Connected Devices”
3. Select “Add/Pair new device” (or something similar)
4. Put your Power Keyboard into **Pairing Mode** by pressing down on the Power Key while holding the number key you’d like to pair your smart TV to
5. On your TV, select the Power Keyboard as the new device/accessory
6. Click confirm or allow/permissions/access (or something similar)

You will now be able to use your Clicks Power Keyboard to input passwords, search for movies and TV shows and navigate menus on your smart TV.

Reminder, press the SYM key on the Power Keyboard while also pressing W, A, S, or  D to navigate through apps and menus. Holding SYM and pressing 1 functions as escape or back on many smart TVs.

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# Tablet tips
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-tablet-tips



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Using your Power Keyboard to type on your iPad or Android tablet is truly a delight. It gives you a fast and precise way to be productive without needing a keyboard case.

## Pairing Power Keyboard To A Tablet

There are many different brands of tablets, but depending on whether you have an iPad or an Android tablet the process generally mirrors the steps for pairing to a phone.

1. **Press and hold down** the **Power key** and then **press a number key** (1-9) to pair assign the new device to a specific number.
2. Open the **Bluetooth settings** on the tablet, **select Power Keyboard**, and follow the steps on screen to complete the pairing.
3. You can now easily type with your Power Keyboard on your tablet.

## Tablet Shortcuts

Depending on whether you have an iPad or an Android tablet, you'll be able to take advantage of many of the same shortcuts that users of [iPhone](https://docs.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-iphone-keyboard-shortcuts) and [Android](https://docs.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-android-keyboard-shortcuts) phones use.


# Wireless charging
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-tips-wireless-charging



Your Power Keyboard has a built-in 7.5W Qi wireless charger. Many iPhone models and some Pixel models have built-in magnets, allowing users to connect their phone directly to accessories like the Power Keyboard directly. 

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Some iPhone models and some Android phones (including all Samsung models) may require a MagSafe compatible case to allow you to connect directly to Power Keyboard.

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You can also purchase an inexpensive magnetic ring which uses adhesive to stick to the back of your phone or smartphone case. If your phone supports wireless charging, adding a stick-on ring will allow you to charge your phone with Power Key’s built-in charging.

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# Troubleshooting
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/kb-power-keyboard-troubleshooting



Hopefully, your experience is smooth with the Clicks Power Keyboard. If you're having issues with certain features, here are some common fixes.

### I can't switch devices on my Power Keyboard

Open the Clicks app, scroll to the bottom, and tap on paired devices. Confirm which Slot number is associated with the device you're trying to switch to. Then, press the Power button on your Power Keyboard while pressing the number associated with the slot of your desired device.

### My device is attached to the Power Keyboard, but it's not charging

Ensure your smartphone is both MagSafe *and* wireless charging compatible (some phones may have a magnetic connection, but not actually support wireless charging). If your phone does support wireless charging and the Power Keyboard still doesn't charge your device open the Clicks app. Ensure Wireless Charging is toggled on. Also investigate how much "reserve" power is saved for the keyboard itself (see the in-app slider below Wireless Charging). If the Power Reserve is turned up higher than the current battery level of your Power Keyboard, it will not charge your device.

### How do I put my device in Pairing Mode?

If it's the very first time you're pairing a device to your Power Keyboard, simply slide the Power Keyboard open and it will instantly go into Pairing Mode. If you already have a device paired to your Power Keyboard, simply hold down the Power key while also pressing one of the number keys. Your Power Keyboard will then be available to pair to your device.

### I paired my device to the wrong number and I want to change it.

No problem. Make sure your device is actively connected to the number you want to clear. Then hold down the Sym key and press 0. This "clears" your device from the undesired channel. Now you can Press the Power key and the desired number you want your device to pair to and follow the prompts on your devices Bluetooth connections screen.


# Get started with Clicks for Pixel
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/pixel-get-started



## Download the Clicks app for Android

Install the free Clicks Keyboard app to customize settings like backlight, keyboard layout, key functions and more.

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For users without Play Store access. You may need to allow installs from unknown sources.

## Clicks for Pixel: Basics

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  <Step title="Adding & removing Clicks">
    Insert your Pixel at a shallow angle and push it securely onto the USB-C connector. To remove press on the camera module and then slide Pixel out.

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  <Step title="Holding Clicks">
    Rest your phone on your pinky and cradle the back with your middle fingers. This grip will support your phone and allow you to type comfortably.

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  </Step>

  <Step title="Show/hide the virtual keyboard">
    It can take a couple days to feel confident and comfortable typing on Clicks. Not to worry as the on-screen keyboard can be accessed anytime by holding the ‘alt’ key and tapping ‘k’ when in a text field.

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### Learn everything you need to know about Clicks for Pixel

Whether you want to make the most of your new keyboard or are considering Clicks, this video has you covered.

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## Master Typing

### Uppercase letters, numbers and symbols

There are a few ways to type a capital letter:

* Hold shift and tap a letter to get an upper case letter. \\
* Tap shift and then the next letter you press will be upper case\\
* Double tap shift and you will go into caps lock. 

The same concept applies to alternate characters (numbers & symbols) using the ‘123’ key

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### Show/hide the virtual keyboard

It can take a couple days to feel confident and comfortable typing on Clicks. Not to worry as the on-screen keyboard can be accessed anytime by holding the ‘alt’ key and tapping ‘k’ when in a text field.

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### Typing emoji with Clicks

Hold ‘alt’ and press ‘k’ to reveal the on-screen keyboard. Then tap the emoji icon to bring up the emoji tray.

## Connectivity

### Android Auto

Clicks supports Android Auto with USB-C data passthrough. Hold ‘123’ and tap spacebar to enter USB-C data mode then connect your phone to your car with a USB-C cable. 

<Note>
  ‍\_Note: USB-C passthrough does not work with wired headphones.\_
</Note>

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## Clicks App

### Customize your return key

Some people expect the return key to act as a ‘send’ button while others want it to add a new line. Use the Clicks app to choose your preferred return key setup.

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### Backlight settings

Configure the backlight brightness and timeout period to your preferences. 

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### Battery saving mode

Clicks draws very little charge from your Pixel to power the keyboard. Power saving mode reduces the draw even further by disconnecting Clicks when not in use.

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# Get started with Clicks for Razr
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/knowledge-base/razr-get-started



## Download the Clicks app for Android

Install the free Clicks Keyboard app to customize settings like backlight, keyboard layout, key functions and more.

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For users without Play Store access. You may need to allow installs from unknown sources.

<Warning>
  **Important Note:** Razr Ultra and Razr+ (2025) require the Clicks app to be running in the background in order to recognize Clicks for keyboard input.

  Follow these steps to ensure a smooth experience:\\

  1. Install the [Clicks App from the Google Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.clicks.companionapp)\\
  2. Launch the Clicks App\\
  3. Open the recent apps list and ‘lock’ the Clicks App

  Read [knowledge base article](https://discover.clicks.tech/razr2025) for full step by step instructions.
</Warning>

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## Clicks for Razr: Basics

<Steps>
  <Step title="Adding & removing Clicks">
    Insert your Razr at a shallow angle and push it securely onto the USB-C connector. Next, attach the optional top enclosure for added protection. To remove, push up gently on the external display to disconnect Razr from Clicks and slide out.

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  </Step>

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    Rest your phone on your pinky and cradle the back with your middle fingers. This grip will support your phone and allow you to type comfortably.

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  </Step>

  <Step title="Show/hide the virtual keyboard">
    It can take a couple days to feel confident and comfortable typing on Clicks. Not to worry as the on-screen keyboard can be accessed anytime by holding the ‘alt’ key and tapping ‘k’ when in a text field.

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### Learn everything you need to know about Clicks for Razr

Whether you want to make the most of your new keyboard or are considering Clicks, this video has you covered.

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## Master Typing

### Uppercase letters, numbers and symbols

There are a few ways to type a capital letter:

* Hold shift and tap a letter to get an upper case letter.
* Tap shift and then the next letter you press will be upper case
* Double tap shift and you will go into caps lock.

The same concept applies to alternate characters (numbers & symbols) using the ‘123’ key

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## Show/hide the virtual keyboard

It can take a couple days to feel confident and comfortable typing on Clicks. Not to worry as the on-screen keyboard can be accessed anytime by holding the ‘alt’ key and tapping ‘k’ when in a text field.

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## Typing emoji with Clicks

Hold ‘alt’ and press ‘k’ to reveal the on-screen keyboard.  Then tap the emoji icon to bring up the emoji tray.

Or use the Clicks App to set the ‘Alt’ key to (Alt + .) and press ‘Alt’ to jump right to the emoji-picker.

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## Connectivity

Android Auto Clicks supports Android Auto with USB-C data passthrough. Hold ‘123’ and tap spacebar to enter USB-C data mode then connect your phone to your car with a USB-C cable.

*‍Note: USB-C passthrough does not work with wired headphones.*

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## Clicks App

### Backlight settings

Configure the backlight brightness and timeout period to your preferences.

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### Customize key settings

The Clicks App allows you to customize the function of some of the keys on your keyboard.

The Alt Key can serve as either a way to quickly show the virtual keyboard in case you need a special symbol (when set to ‘alt + k’), or can be set to display the emoji keyboard (when set to ‘alt + .’)

By default, pressing the gemini key will pull up ‘Ask Gemini’. However, that key can be set to function as a dash (-) which can be helpful when using Clicks with Katakana.

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# 20 Hours in NYC with only my Clicks
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/20-hours-nyc-only-my-clicks

Go behind the scenes with Clicks CMO, Jeff Gadway on a trip to New York City without packing a laptop.

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## 3:35am - Wake up

I grab my iPhone 16 Pro with Clicks (in Spice) off the MagSafe charger as the alarm goes off. This combination of phone and Clicks is my primary go-to at the moment. I load up my Peak Design Everyday Carry Zip with some other Clicks models, my Pantone color book and a few secret prototypes ;-) Since I'm just going for the day, I don't bother packing my MacBook Pro.

## 4am - Customer emails on route

Jumping in the airport limo, I use the time on route to YYZ to respond to customer emails and reviews and make some updates to our Shopify storefront from the app.

## 5:15-5:40am Expenses and emails

I arrived at the airport by 5:00am and thanks to pre-clearance, I get to the lounge and am set up with an espresso by 5:15am. I spend the next 45 minutes creating a few expense reports and sending those off to our CFO before heading to the gate.

## 6:14am - Wheels up for LGA

As we pushed back from the gate, I use a Clicks Mode shortcut I set up to jump into airplane mode. I spend most of the flight answering customer emails and triaging my inbox using my iPhone 16 Pro Max (with Surf Blue Clicks). I love the Pro Max for the larger screen and for the larger keys with this model because they're great for jamming out large volumes of writing. I use Superhuman email to help keep things organized and work offline because it's largely keyboard shortcut driven and works amazing with Clicks.

## 7:51am - Touchdown down LGA

Landing in NYC 9 mins ahead of schedule, I use another Clicks Mode shortcut to quickly join our CEO, Adrian's Zoom Room and join our weekly leadership meeting already in progress. Today's topic was our 2025 go-to-market strategy, so I have the video chat minimized while I take notes in the Notes app.

## 9:20am - arrive in NYC financial district

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It's raining in New York, so it takes extra long to get into the city. When I rendezvous with MrMobile, we spend the next hour reviewing our color strategy for some new products we've coming in 2025. We snap some pics of our suggested Pantones and share them with our product team through Slack.

## 10:30am - Rundown for day

Once the rest of our team rolls in, we lay out our plan of attack for the day and review our shot list for the content capture.

## 11:15am - Capture content at charging bull

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Our first stop is getting footage of the Clicks branded truck at the charging bull in the financial district. The truck causes quite a stir, especially with MrMobile on-site together with our photo and video team. It gets a lot of people asking to see and try Clicks, so I end up giving a bunch of demos (which we also capture for social).

## 12:30pm - Content capture at Apple 5th ave

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Next up is the Apple store at the corner of 5th ave and Central Park. Armed with our larger than life Clicks cut outs, we turn a lot of heads as we browse the store. We even get a lot of questions and interest from Apple store employees (many of whom had already seen Clicks on Instagram and TikTok and have wanted to try it).

## 1:30pm - Meeting with NBC at 30 Rock

While the team continues capturing content, I head off on foot to a meeting at 30 Rockefeller. I use a Clicks Mode shortcut to pull up directions to my meeting to guide my route. Clicks Key + D goes into my calendar, finds my next meeting location and maps out turn by turn directions in Apple Maps.

## 2:45pm - More content capture back at Apple 5th ave

I hoof the 8 blocks back to the Apple Store. Along the way I call CrackBerry Kevin to catch him up on the day so far. I talk to him so often I've got him programmed on the K key on my Clicks to directly call him with an old fashioned phone call.

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## 3:30pm - In transit to The High Line

By 3:30pm I'm back in an Uber with our VP Growth, Trudy, on our way to the next meeting down by the High Line. I use another go-to Clicks Mode shortcut to call an Uber to my current location with the destination set as the address for the next meeting on my calendar.

## 4:00pm - Meeting at Rocnation

The last formal meeting of the day is at Rocnation to show off the enhancements of [Clicks for iPhone 16](https://discover.clicks.tech/products/clicks-keyboard-for-iphone-16) and to drop off some units for the team to try out.

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## 4:45pm - Team dinner & debrief

We regroup with the rest of the team for burgers and to debrief on the day and assess our shot list. We got it all - and more!

## 6:00pm - Leave Manhattan for airport

I use my Uber shortcut again to summon a car with the drop off location of Laguardia terminal B. Trudy and I use the trip to talk about how to build a playbook to scale the content capture from the day to more markets.

## 7:15pm - Catch up with cofounder part 2

Back at the airport lounge Kevin and I continue the earlier conversation that got cut off thanks to crappy NYC reception! Kevin lets me know that back at Clicks HQ the team successfully deployed a new post-purchase onboarding email flow.

## 9:00pm - Wheels up for TO

After a short taxi, we are on our way. I use Clicks throughout the flight to catch up on some Slack messages from the team, and to map out the following day. Thanks to pretty great in-flight Wifi, I'm sharing some BTS video clips from the day and trading IG reels with my wife, Liz.

## 10:00pm - Touchdown at YYZ

Thanks to some favorable winds, we shave 31 mins off our flight time arriving early. I'm in a car by 10:21pm and on my way back home. Now back on my 16 Pro Max I watch some Star Trek TNG and take a little cat nap.

## 11:25pm - Home sweet home

As the car pulls into my driveway, I use my Clicks Mode shortcut to turn on the Phillips Hue lights in my living room and entry way. A final shortcut puts my iPhone into sleep mode before I pop it back onto the MagSafe charger and call it a night.

### Read more

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  <Card title="Does the Clicks Power Keyboard Work with Samsung Galaxy Phones?" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/does-clicks-power-keyboard-work-samsung-galaxy-phones">
    At Clicks, we believe your technology should work for you, not against you. Since the beginning, we've been dedicated to helping people reclaim their screen real estate and rediscover the precision that only a physical keyboard can provide. With the launch of the Clicks Power Keyboard, we're bringing that high-performance tactile experience to a massive new world of devices....
  </Card>

  <Card title="Samsung's Phones Don't Have Magnets But You Can Still Use Power Keys" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/how-use-clicks-power-keyboard-samsung-galaxy-phones-dont-have-magnets">
    The Clicks Power Keyboard relies on a high-strength magnetic connection to "snap" onto the back of your smartphone. While this is a native feature for some devices, Samsung Galaxy phones just refuse to adopt this feature. Having a built-in magnetic ring in the chassis is standard with many other phones, but not galaxy devices. At least not as of 2026. Having no magnetic ring on...
  </Card>

  <Card title="The iPhone 17e Users' Guide to Clicks Power Keyboard" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/iphone-17e-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard">
    The iPhone 17e is a capable and lower-cost iPhone. Since you're saving some cash on the hardware, it's a little easier to spend your money on accessories to improve the phone experience. In this article, we'll show you how to get up and running with the Clicks Power Keyboard on iPhone 17e.
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  <Card title="Is There A Clicks Keyboard for iPhone 17e" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/does-clicks-power-keyboard-work-iphone-17e">
    Yes, you can easily add a physical keyboard to your iPhone 17e by pairing it with the Clicks Power Keyboard.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>


# 3 Ways to Manage Music with Clicks Mode Shortcuts
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/3-ways-manage-music-clicks-mode-shortcuts

Learn how to customize your keyboard to play playlists, ID songs and enable wired CarPlay

We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. [Learn more](https://discover.clicks.tech/terms-and-conditions).

Whether you're getting into a flow state to tackle some deep work, about to hit the gym to break a sweat, or are heading out in the car, great tunes can make all the difference.

Using [Clicks Mode](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/how-turn-clicks-keyboard-iphone-remote-control-your-life) together with keyboard shortcuts can help you take control over your music at home, on the go and in the car. Here are a few of our favorites.

## 1. Play a playlist on your smart speaker

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Clicks Mode makes it easy to start your favorite playlist for any task throughout your day.

Different playlists can be mapped to different Action buttons allowing you to jump into the music that suits your mood.

Clicks + G can launch your gym playlist to help you get pumped up. Clicks + D could start your down tempo playlist for deep work

You could even go a step further and build your shortcut to configure the audio playback location for that playlist, allowing you to listen in a specific room in your house.

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## 2. Name that tune with Shazam

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When you hear a song that piques your interest, apps like Shazam make it easy to name the track and artist…if you can act fast enough before the song ends.

A Clicks Mode shortcut (like 'Clicks + S') can allow you to start listening for the song that's playing without even unlocking your phone.

The track ID can be displayed in Dynamic Island or on your lock screen.

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## 3. Give your drive a soundtrack with CarPlay

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A growing number of cars support Apple CarPlay allowing you to get directions, make calls, send and receive messages, and enjoy your favorite music, all on your car's built-in display.

Clicks for iPhone 16 introduces a new data passthrough mode\*\* that lets you connect your iPhone to CarPlay using a USB-C cable, without removing your iPhone from your keyboard case.

Press and hold the 123 key and tap the spacebar. This will put your Clicks Keyboard into USB-C data passthrough mode. Now connect your phone to CarPlay by plugging in your USB-C cable. Your phone will connect to CarPlay.

While in USB-C data mode the keyboard will not support text input (think of this as an added safety feature to deter texting and driving!). To resume regular keyboard mode simply unplug the USB-C cable.

<Note>
  \*\* make sure to have the latest version of the [Clicks Keyboard App](https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/clicks-keyboard/id6466761655) in App Store and have updated your Clicks Keyboard for iPhone 16 firmware to the latest version.
</Note>

### Read more

<CardGroup>
  <Card title="Turn Clicks Into a Remote Control For Your Life" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/how-turn-clicks-keyboard-iphone-remote-control-your-life">
    The 36 buttons on your Clicks Keyboard can be used for so much more than just typing. By enabling Clicks Mode to work with iOS Shortcuts, you can use the buttons on your Clicks Keyboard to quickly launch apps, trigger workflows or take actions you perform frequently
  </Card>

  <Card title="Navigate your iPhone with Keyboard Shortcuts" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/navigate-your-iphone-ios-keyboard-shortcuts">
    With Clicks you will find that many of the keyboard shortcuts you use on your Mac or iPad Magic Keyboard work on your iPhone.
  </Card>

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    With just a bit of practice your thumbs will feel right at home, typing with confidence and unlocking new iPhone features only available with a keyboard.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Meet Clicks for iPhone 16" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/meet-clicks-iphone-16-pushing-buttons-beyond-typing">
    Discover what's new in the Clicks Keyboard for the iPhone 16.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>


# 3 Ways to Use Emoji on the Clicks Keyboard for iPhone
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/3-ways-use-emoji-clicks-keyboard-iphone



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  <img alt="3 Ways To Use Emoji On The Clicks Keyboard For Iphone" />
</Frame>

## What you'll learn in this article:

* How to add emoji using the touch screen
* Using text replacements to add emoji to your writing
* Accessing your emoji using the 🌐 key

Emoji are a huge part of how we express ourselves in messages, emails and DMs. Here are three ways to use emoji with your Clicks Keyboard.

## 1. Show Virtual Keyboard

A fast and easy way to get to all your emoji is using the show/hide keyboard button (next to the microphone key).

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Press the 'show/hide keyboard' key when in any text field
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Once the virtual keyboard is displayed on screen, tap the 'emoji' icon on the screen to reveal the emoji keyboard and insert emoji and stickers to your message
  </Step>

  <Step>
    To close the virtual keyboard after you have inserted your emoji, tap ABC on the virtual keyboard. Once pressed, typing on the physical keyboard again will automatically hide the virtual keyboard.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## 2. Text Replacements

If you have favorite emoji you use all the time, you can add them to your writing by setting them up as a text replacement.

*For example, typing :) could add the 😊 emoji, or typing ;) could add the 😉 emoji.*

Here's how to do it:

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Navigate to the Text Replacement menu

    * Settings > General > Keyboard > Text Replacement
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Tap the '+' in the top right corner to crease a new text replacement
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Add the phrase that you want to be inserted as a replacement

    * This is where you would add the emoji you want to be the final result, e.g. 😊
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Add the shortcut you want to use to trigger the replacement

    * This is the shorthand you want to use to trigger the emoji
    * Building on the example phases in 1.3, this would be :)
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Repeat this process for all your common emoji, here are some ideas to get you started:

    | Phrase | Shortcut |
    | ------ | -------- |
    | :)     | 🙂       |
    | :(     | 🙁       |
    | :D     | 😀       |
    | :P     | 😛       |
    | ;)     | 😉       |
    | :'(    | 😢       |
    | :/     | 😕       |
    | :O     | 😮       |
  </Step>
</Steps>

## 3 Add Emoji Keyboard as a Language

Adding the emoji keyboard as a language is a fast and easy way to get to your emoji in as few as two clicks of the 🌐 key on Clicks. With a little practice, this will quickly become second nature!

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Navigate to *settings > general > keyboard > keyboard*
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Select *'Add New Keyboard'*
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Select *'emoji'*
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Repeat step 3.2 and add 1 more keyboard

    <Note>
      **Note:** for this strategy to work, you must add at least 1 more keyboard to the list (for a total of 3 minimum keyboards)
    </Note>
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Using the 🌐key to access emoji

    * Next time you're in a text input field, press the 🌐 key to cycle through your keyboards
    * If emoji is the second keyboard in the list, you'll learn that pressing 🌐 twice in rapid succession will quickly surface the emoji tray
    * When you're done adding emoji, you can press 🌐 again to cycle back to your primary language keyboard
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Which way to works best?

With three ways to insert emoji on the [Clicks Keyboard for iPhone](https://discover.clicks.tech/collections/shop-all), you're probably wondering which method is best?

For the emoji we use on a everyday basis, we're big fans of the text replacement method. Typing your emoji with Clicks is even faster than tapping them!

### Read more

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  </Card>
</CardGroup>


# 5 Ways to Tailor the Clicks Keyboard for iPhone to Your Preferences
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/5-ways-tailor-clicks-keyboard-iphone-your-preferences



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  <img alt="5 Ways To Tailor The Clicks Keyboard For Iphone To Your Personal Preferences" />
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## What you'll learn in this article:

* Personalizing key settings like return, Caps Lock and Alt Lock
* Configuring your keyboard backlight brightness and timeout
* Creating text replacements to quickly send common phrases and emoji

Everyone types a little differently. That's why your Clicks Keyboard gives you ways to tailor your typing experience to your personal preferences.

Here are a few simple ways to customize your Clicks Keyboard and iOS settings to match how you like to type.

### Before we begin: Download the Clicks Keyboard App on the App Store

<Note>
  The free Clicks app is key to unlocking the latest features and customizing your keyboard settings. Visit this link to [download the Clicks App](https://apps.apple.com/uy/app/clicks-keyboard/id6466761655), then be sure to 'Check Firmware' to ensure you have the latest software.
</Note>

## 1. Return Key

When it comes to the return key, people expect it to behave in different ways. While some people expect to to act as a send key (pressing 'return' in messages 'sends' the message) others expect return to drop to the next line.

The Clicks App allows you to choose how the return key behaves on your Clicks Keyboard

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Open the Clicks App.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Clicks on the 'keyboard settings' tab at the bottom of the screen.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Select your return key behavior

    * Enable 'soft return' to add a carriage return (move to the next line)
      * When enabled, holding 'shift' and pressing return will send a message in many apps
    * Disable 'soft return' to send a message
      * When disabled, holding 'shift' and pressing return will move to the next line in many apps
  </Step>
</Steps>

## 2. Caps Lock

People type upper case letters in different ways on their smartphones. Some people press and hold 'shift' while they type a letter to capitalize while others tap shift (without holding). The Clicks app caters to both style of typing.

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Open the Clicks App.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Clicks on the 'keyboard settings' tab at the bottom of the screen.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Select your Caps Lock preference

    * Enable Caps Lock
      * Press shift one. The next letter will be capitalized.
      * Press shift twice in a row. Caps lock will be enabled and all subsequent letters will be UPPER CASE. Press shift again to return to lower case.
    * Disable Caps Lock
      * When disabled, shift must be held for letters to be capitalized.
      * Double clicking shift will not enable Caps Lock
  </Step>
</Steps>

## 3. Alt Lock

A big benefit to physical keyboards is the ease of typing common alternate characters like numbers, punctuation and symbols. Alt Lock settings give you more control over how you input the alternate characters printed in the upper right corner of each key.

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Open the Clicks App.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Clicks on the 'keyboard settings' tab at the bottom of the screen.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Select your Alt key behavior

    * Enable Alt Lock
      * Press '123' key once. The key pressed will display the alternate character printed on the key.
      * Press '123' twice in a row. Alt Lock will be enabled and all subsequent keys pressed will display the alternate character printed on the key. This is useful when typing phone numbers, entering backing details, or passwords.
    * Disable Alt Lock
      * When disabled, '123' must be held for letters to be capitalized.
      * Double clicking '123' will **not** enable Alt Lock
  </Step>
</Steps>

## 4. Backlight Settings

Your Clicks Keyboard is equipped with a keyboard backlight that makes it easy to type at night and in low-light conditions. The Clicks App gives you control over your keyboard brightness and time out period.

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Open the Clicks App.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Clicks on the 'keyboard backlight' tab at the bottom of the app
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Enable the backlight

    * When enabled, the keyboard backlight will illuminate when a key is pressed and remain lit for the amount of time set in the 'dim timeout' setting (4.5) before fading out
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Customize the backlight brightness

    * Use the slider to select how bright you want the backlight to be when it is activated
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Set your keyboard dim timeout period

    * Use the slider to choose how many seconds the keyboard will remain illuminated when a key is pressed
  </Step>
</Steps>

## 5. Text Replacement

iOS makes it easy to configure text replacements which replace a combination of characters with a predetermined word, phrase or text string. Think typing 'Omw! and having it expand to 'On my way!'.

Text replacement is a handy way to insert a canned response to a message, or even add an emoji without calling up the emoji keyboard.

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Navigate to the Text Replacement menu

    * Settings > General > Keyboard > Text Replacement
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Tap the '+' in the top right corner to crease a new text replacement
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Add the phrase that you want to be inserted as a replacement

    * This could be a phrase like 'On my way!' or even an emoji like 😊
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Add the shortcut you want to use to trigger the replacement

    * This is the shorthand of letters you want to replace
    * Building on the example phases in 5.3, this would be Omw! or :)
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Tap 'save' in the top right hand corner
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Stay tuned for new features!

The Clicks Team is dedicated to improving the Clicks Keyboard experience. Be sure watch for updates to the Clicks App that enable even more performance and personalization features.

<Warning>
  Please note, the iPhone 14 Pro Founders Edition does support OTA Firmware Updates. Due to this limitation the Soft Return and Backlight Dim Timeout features are not available for this limited edition model.
</Warning>

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# The Android Users' Guide to Clicks Power Keyboard
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/android-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard



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  <img alt="Pixel 10 Pro Fold Clicks Power Keyboard" />
</Frame>

One of the biggest advantages of Android devices is the way you can customize them to make them feel just right for the way you want to use your phone. But when it comes to customizing the way we type on these devices, there just hasn't been much innovation. We can pull up some different versions of a digital keyboard, but that's it.

> Clicks Power Keyboard changes the typing experience completely on Android, resulting in fewer typos, freeing up screen space, and giving you a new way to control your smartphone (and smart home).

If you've been curious about the latest keyboard accessory from Clicks, let's dive into some of the reasons why you might want to make this part of your everyday carry.

## Universal Compatibility

The Power Keyboard was designed to work with your Android right out of the box. If you've heard Apple users talk about MagSafe (the magnetic connection to attach different accessories to your phone) Qi2 is the latest version of this you'll find on Android phones.

* **The Magnetic Connection**: It attaches using strong MagSafe or Qi2 magnetic connections. If your phone supports Qi wireless charging but lacks magnets, you can simply use a magnetic-compatible case to achieve a secure fit.
* **Three Slider Positions**: Our hardware team engineered a triple-position slider to ensure a perfect fit:
  * **Standard**: For base models like the Pixel 10 or Galaxy S25.
  * **Extended**: For "Ultra" and "Pro Max" sized phones.
  * **Landscape**: Rotates to support document and spreadsheet editing in a wider view.
* **Case Compatible**: There's no need to strip your phone bare; Power Keyboard is designed to work with your existing cases.

## Why Buttons? Reclaiming the Mobile Experience

The shift from physical keys to glass was meant to give us more, but in many ways, it gave us less. Here is why we brought buttons back to the forefront:

## Setting Up The Clicks Power Keyboard

The Clicks Power Keyboard connects via Bluetooth (BLE 5.4). This eliminates the need for physical port alignment, making it compatible with everything from standard Galaxy models to Folding Pixel smartphones. To set up your Power Keyboard:

To set up your Power Keyboard:

<Steps>
  <Step>
    **Snap it on**: Align the keyboard with the magnets on the back of your phone.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Pairing Mode:** When you power on the keyboard for the first time it will automatically enter pairing mode.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Pick a number** Press whatever number you want to assign between 1-9.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Connect:** Select "Clicks Power Keyboard" in your phone's Bluetooth settings.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Customize:** Open the **Clicks App** to adjust backlighting, key behavior, and how much of the internal **2,300 mAh battery** is reserved for typing versus wirelessly topping up your phone.
  </Step>
</Steps>

If you are pairing additional devices or want to overwrite a device, simply press and hold the power button on the bottom of the keyboard followed by the 1, 2, or 3 key. You can pair up to 3 devices total.

## Clear a Channel for a New Device

If you want to pair a new device or remove a previously paired one, you can easily clear a channel:

* **Select the channel:** Press POWER + channel number (e.g., POWER + 1 for channel 1).
* **Clear the channel:** Press SYM + 0.
* **Ready to pair:** That channel is now cleared and available to add a new device. This makes it simple to switch between devices or refresh your pairing without any hassle.

## How It Works

Getting started with Power Keyboard is seamless, leveraging Bluetooth for a wireless connection that persists even if the keyboard isn't physically attached to your phone.

* **Backlit Precision**: Type confidently in any environment with adjustable keyboard backlighting.
* **Dedicated Number Row**: We included a dedicated row for numbers, making it significantly faster to enter phone numbers or data into spreadsheets.
* **The Clicks App**: Available on the Play Store, the Clicks app allows you to customize key behavior, manage power settings, and update firmware.
* **System Navigation**: Use common Android shortcuts like Ctrl + C (Copy), Ctrl + V (Paste), or Search to move through your phone with lightning speed.

## 2-in-1 Benefit

The Power Keyboard is a multi-purpose tool designed for the modern ecosystem.

## Versatility Beyond the Phone

While the Power Keyboard is an incredible phone companion, the perks of keeping this in your pocket don't end there. It's a universal tool for any smart screen:

* **Tablets**: Pair it with your tablet for a lightweight typing solution that beats the bulk of a full-size keyboard case.
* **Smart TVs**: Stop struggling with clunky remotes; use Power Keyboard to type in passwords and search for content on your TV.
* **AR/VR & Gaming**: In immersive environments where virtual keyboards are frustrating, Power Keyboard provides the tactile feedback needed for purposeful interaction.

You can even pair it with up to three devices simultaneously, switching between your [phone](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/iphone-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard), [tablet](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-ipad-and-android-tablets), and [TV](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/apple-tv-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard) with a simple keyboard shortcut. For it's versatility across devices and the way it unlocks the potential of your Android Phone, we think the Clicks Power Keyboard will be a gadget you'll be using every day.

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# The Apple TV Users’ Guide to Clicks Power Keyboard
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/apple-tv-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard



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  <img alt="Apple Tv Power Keybord Hero Search" />
</Frame>

Picture this! You settled on the couch, dimmed the lights, and picked out a movie, only to be met with a "Sign In" screen because you didn't realize your favourite streaming app on Apple TV just logged you out. Using a traditional remote to hunt-and-peck through an on-screen alphabet is the antithesis of a premium entertainment experience.

> The tasty pizza you ordered to go with your movie is getting cold while you try and remember how to find the "\~" symbol on the on-screen keyboard.

The Clicks Power Keyboard was designed to solve exactly this kind of digital friction. The Siri remote is great and some things, but it can be slow, easy to make a mistake, and if you did what you're supposed to and chose a complicated password with symbols and numbers, good luck typing that out one character at a time!

While it is a powerhouse for smartphone productivity, its ability to bridge the gap between your pocket and your living room makes it an essential tool for the modern smart home.

## Why a Keyboard for Your Apple TV?

The Apple TV is a slick gateway to a massive ecosystem of content, but navigating that ecosystem requires more input than a simple "Play" button can provide.

* **Searching with Precision:** Whether you are looking for a niche documentary or a specific YouTube creator, typing is objectively faster than scrolling through a linear list of letters.
* **The Password Hurdle:** Entering complex passwords—complete with symbols, capital letters, and numbers—is a nightmare on a standard remote. With the Power Keyboard's dedicated number row and tactile feedback, you can enter credentials with total confidence.
* **Navigate Like Nothing:** Pro tip: you can get the same effect as the Siri Remote's D-Pad on Clicks. Just hold the symbol key (SYM) or give it a double press to keep it "locked" on the Power Keyboard and use the arrows to select shows, scroll between apps, and navigate your screen. Press enter to make a selection.

## The Remote Dilemma: Why the Siri Remote Isn't Enough

The Apple TV remote is a marvel of design for navigation, but it was never intended for heavy data entry. While voice dictation exists, it often struggles with non-dictionary words, unique usernames, or complex passwords. Speaking your password out loud isn't just unintuitive, it's somewhere between embarrassing and a privacy risk if you have guests or in-laws nearby. The Power Keyboard provides a silent, private, and precise alternative that stays tucked in your pocket or on the coffee table until the moment you need it.

## iPhone Input vs. Tactile Keys

Apple does offer a software solution: when you enter a text field, your iPhone can prompt you to use its virtual keyboard. However, this relies on your phone being in your hand and the notification appearing instantly. If your phone is charging in another room or you are trying to minimize "doomscrolling" distractions during movie night, this "solution" becomes another hurdle. Furthermore, typing on a glass screen still leads to the occasional typo. The ergonomically shaped keys of the Power Keyboard ensure that when you press a key, you know you've hit it, reducing the "backspace-and-retry" loop that plagues virtual typing.

## How to Get Started

Setting up your Power Keyboard with an Apple TV is as simple as any other Bluetooth accessory.

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Navigate to Settings > Remotes and Devices > Bluetooth on your Apple TV.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    On your Power Keyboard, use the Bluetooth profile shortcut to enter pairing mode.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Select "Clicks Power Keyboard" when it appears on your TV screen.
  </Step>
</Steps>

Because the Power Keyboard can be paired with multiple devices simultaneously, you can switch from typing a text on your iPhone to entering a search query on your Apple TV with a single keyboard shortcut.

## Can It Replace Your Remote?

The Power Keyboard excels at navigation. You can use the directional keys to move between apps and shows, and the Enter key to make selections. For many users, this is enough to browse a library and start a show.

However, the Power Keyboard is a companion, not a total replacement. It does not currently support Apple TV's proprietary volume control (CEC) or the global "Home" button. For the best experience, we recommend using the two tools in parallel: use the Siri Remote for volume and quick exits, and reach for the Power Keyboard the moment a text field appears.

## A Universal Control Always In Your Pocket

The Clicks Power Keyboard is a bit of a shift in how people generally think about their devices. It is a single, pocketable tool that brings a consistent typing experience to your entire ecosystem. While it transforms the Apple TV experience, the same hardware is ready to tackle much more.

The integrated 2,300 mAh battery ensures that whether you are wirelessly topping up your [iPhone](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/iphone-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard) or pairing with a [tablet](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-ipad-and-android-tablets) at a café, you always have the power to stay productive. From entering commands in an [AR/VR environment](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-apple-vision-pro) to managing spreadsheets on an iPad, the Power Keyboard is the definitive way to reclaim your time and command over your screens.

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# Clicks brings its award-winning iPhone keyboard case to Google, Motorola and Samsung smartphones
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-android-press-release

Smart keyboard accessory offers a premium typing experience, added screen real-estate and powerful keyboard shortcuts. Available to pre-order today from USD $49.

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  <img alt="Clicks For Android Family" />
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LONDON, Sept. 10, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- [Clicks Technology](https://clicks.tech) today announced the first three Clicks Keyboards for Android smartphones. Building on the popularity of Clicks for iPhone introduced last year, Clicks extends a premium typing experience, more screen real estate and keyboard shortcuts to owners of Google Pixel, Motorola Razr and Samsung Galaxy smartphones. Available for pre-order today, Clicks for Android smartphones will start shipping beginning in April.

> "Android phones are loved for the choice over hardware, software and experience they offer," said Michael Fisher, Clicks co-founder and YouTube tech reviewer (MrMobile) with 1.2 million subscribers. "Clicks gives the Android community more choice over how to type, navigate and take action with a smart accessory that's as fun as it is functional."

## Clicks for Motorola Razr redefines the fun and functionality of foldable phones

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Clicks unlocks a new way to use the Motorola Razr. Text, email, chat and game without needing to flip open the phone by combining the size and smarts of the external display with a real keyboard. Compatible with Motorola Razr and Razr+ (2024). Available in two colors: Electric (blue) and Onyx (black).

## Clicks for Pixel: More Control. More Screen. More Personalization.

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Clicks enhances the Pixel with tactile buttons, a full-screen experience, and powerful shortcuts that enable productivity and personalization. Plus, Clicks gives Pixel support for wireless charging with a strong magnetic array built into the enclosure. Compatible with Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9. Available in two colors: Surge (high-vis yellow-green) and Onyx (black).

## Clicks for Samsung Galaxy: Unlock the Full Potential of Galaxy

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Clicks supercharges the Samsung Galaxy with a premium typing experience engineered for speed and accuracy. Maximize every bit of the S25's 6.2" display by moving the virtual keyboard off screen. Put Samsung AI at your fingertips with keyboard shortcuts. Compatible with Samsung Galaxy S25. Available in two colors: Pinot (red) and Onyx (black).

## Expanding the audience for Clicks

With over 100,000 keyboards sold in more than 100 countries, Clicks is changing the way people use their smartphones.

> "Over the last year we've heard stories from customers about how Clicks is helping them do more from their phone without waiting to get back to their desk," said Jeff Gadway, Clicks co-founder and CMO. "With customers ranging from the CEOs of Fortune 100 companies, best-selling authors and world leaders to students, entrepreneurs and mobile professionals, we're proud to be helping people take action."

Adding a Clicks Keyboard to a Pixel, Razr or Galaxy smartphone combines the benefits of buttons with the power of Android in a seamless experience.

* **Premium Typing Experience.** Type with speed and confidence with ergonomically designed keys that provide satisfying tactile feedback.
* **50% More Screen.** By moving the keyboard off the display Clicks frees up screen space for apps and content.
* **Keyboard Shortcuts.** Launch your favourite apps and navigate Android.
* **Gemini Key.** Launch AI features at the push of a button.
* **Keyboard Backlight.** Backlit keys make typing in low light a breeze.
* **Clicks App.** Customize and personalize your typing experience. \*\*\* Charge Your Phone as Normal.\*\* Clicks connects through USB-C so there's no battery to charge or bluetooth connection to pair.
* **Easy on and off.** Add a compact, lightweight keyboard when needed, or leave it on all the time. Protection & personality. Clicks protects your phone and grabs attention wherever you go.

## Launch Pricing and Availability

* **Google Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro:** Pre-orders begin February 25 at an introductory price of USD $99, available until March 21. After this date, the price increases to USD $139. Orders will begin shipping at the end of April.
* **Motorola Razr+ and Razr (2024):** Reservations open February 25 for USD $49 to secure a special launch price of USD $99 until March 21. After March 21, pre-orders remain available for USD $49, but the final price increases to USD $139. Shipping starts in late May.
* **Samsung Galaxy S25:** Reservations open starting February 25 for USD $49 to lock in a limited-time USD $99 launch price until March 21. After this period, pre-orders remain open for USD $49, with the final price increasing to USD $139. Shipping begins in June.

Order Clicks for Android exclusively at [Clicks.tech](https://clicks.tech). Follow Clicks for updates on Instagram ([@ClicksKeys](https://instagram.com/clickskeys)) and on YouTube ([@ClicksKeys](https://www.youtube.com/@clickskeys)).

About Clicks Technology: Clicks designs and manufactures innovative smart accessories that enhance the modern mobile experience. Founded by a team of industry veterans with decades of experience at some of the world's leading tech brands, Clicks products blend form and function to give customers clever new ways to engage with technology. For more information on Clicks, visit clicks.tech.

##

MEDIA CONTACT Praytell - clicks @ praytellagency.com

DISTRIBUTOR PARTNER CONTACT Johnathan Young - partners @ clicks.tech

SOCIALS Instagram - [@ClicksKeys](https://instagram.com/clickskeys) YouTube - [@ClicksKeys](https://www.youtube.com/@clickskeys)

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# Clicks Communicator Purpose-Built, with Performance to Spare
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-communicator-purpose-built-performance-spare

Inside the platform decision that helps Communicator stay fast, efficient, and ready for years to come.

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Communicator is designed to be the right tool for the task: communicating with confidence in a noisy world. It's the reason why we're focused on building an experience that provides optimal context, versatile input and greater control. This spirit has guided every decision, from industrial design details like the contoured keys and sloped back to the selection of the individual components themselves, including the chipset. Everything is intentional.

A system on a chip (SoC) is the power plant of your phone. The engine that powers the experience. An SoC is made up of several components: the CPU for processing, GPU for graphics, modem for connectivity, AI engine for emerging features, and an image processor for the camera, among other things.

This understanding is important because when building a phone from the ground up like Communicator, you have the opportunity to make decisions around what you're optimizing the platform to excel at.

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We've chosen the MediaTek MT8883 platform to power Communicator. Built on the same modern architecture foundation as the Dimensity 8300 family, the MT8883 chipset is an upper-midrange platform based on a modern 4nm architecture that delivers a fast, responsive experience, with performance headroom to spare.

Within the MediaTek lineup, the MT8883 shares many of the same architectural foundations as the Dimensity 8300 family, but with several key advantages that align with the experience we're looking to optimize Communicator to deliver.

As a long-life MediaTek platform, the MT8883 gives Communicator an extended window for Android OS updates (up to Android 20) and security updates (through 2031). We feel this is critical for a modern communicator that will become an essential part of your everyday carry. While many people update their flagship every 24-29 months, your Communicator should provide you with a longer useful life.

Second, the platform includes dedicated on-device AI capabilities designed to support modern Android features and future intelligent experiences. While Communicator isn't designed to be filled with AI-slop, we recognize that AI presents an opportunity to reshape what communications looks like in the modern era. We wanted to choose an SoC platform that provided ample performance headroom to support AI experiences in the future, such as apps or services tied to the Prompt key.

Lastly, the MT8883 platform gives us power management advantages when optimizing Communicator's silicon-carbon battery, for great battery life. Between the 4,000 mAh silicon-carbon battery, 4.03" OLED display, and chipset, Communicator is poised to offer customers battery life they can count on to stay in touch and be productive on the go.

Thanks to the stronger-than-expected demand for Communicator since opening reservations earlier this year, we have been able to step up to a more advanced platform that ensures Communicator offers plenty of performance headroom for years to come. In short, we didn't choose the MT8883 to win spec sheets and benchmark tests; we chose it to ensure Communicator delivers on its promise in the real-world, every time you pick it up.

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# Clicks has shipped over 80,000 keyboards. But most customers are still in beginner mode.
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-has-shipped-over-80000-keyboards-most-customers-are-still-beginner-mode

Here are 7 amazing things your Clicks Keyboard can do that you probably didn't know!

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We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. [Learn more](https://discover.clicks.tech/terms-and-conditions).

## 1. Clicks Mode is your key to taking action

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If you aren't already using Clicks Mode with Apple shortcuts to take action, you're missing out on a huge part of the value of Clicks.

This is a big one because it allows you to perform the actions you take most frequently by just pushing a button on your Clicks Keyboard.

For example: \* Open Instagram with Clicks + I \* Start recording a voice note with Clicks + V \* Identify a track using Shazem with Clicks + S \* Get directions to the next location on your calendar with Clicks + D

These are only a couple samples of the kinds of powerful shortcuts you map to your keyboard. In truth, the possibilities are endless!

We've got a [library of our favorite shortcuts](https://app.clicks.tech/clicks-mode-shortcuts) you can install with a click to help you get started and a step-by-step video walking through how to set up Clicks Mode.

## 2. Cursor mode gives you control over the finer details

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Enabling cursor mode makes it easy to quickly navigate through blocks of text, perfect for going back and making edits.

* Turn on the Cursor Mode feature in the Clicks Keyboard app.
* Use the 123 + CMD keyboard shortcut to go into cursor mode.
* When in cursor mode, the WASD and IJKL keys will function as directional keys.
  * W = up
  * A = left
  * S = down
  * D = right
* Press any other key to exit cursor mode.

## 3. Command your Clicks Keyboard with Apple Shortcuts

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The Clicks app offers a number of valuable features to help customize and personalize your keyboard to your typing preferences.

A number of those settings can be configured without ever having to open the Clicks app itself! That's because they can be controlled through an Apple Shortcut.

Setting up these Clicks controls as Apple Shortcuts allows you to add them to your home screen as a widget, or control them using Siri.

Open the Shortcuts app and Click the '+' in the top right corner. Tap the 'Search Actions' bar, and type in 'Clicks' Choose one of the available shortcuts to add it to your Shortcuts library Tap the three dots in corner of that shortcut dial Tap the down arrow next to the shortcut name Choose 'Add to Home Screen'

## 4. Use Clicks with more of your tech with USB-C data passthrough

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Clicks for iPhone 16 adds USBC-data passthrough making it easy to use your phone with CarPlay or your laptop, without needing to remove it from Clicks.

It couldn't be easier!

Press and hold the 123 key and tap the spacebar. This enables data mode on your Clicks keyboard.

You can now plug in your USB-C cable to connect to CarPlay or your computer. While connected to that device, data will pass through and so keyboard functionality will be paused.

To resume using your keyboard, just unplug your USB-C cable from Clicks.

Here's a short video to show you how:

## 5. Unlock the ultimate mobile workflow with keyboard shortcuts

iOS is full of hidden keyboard shortcuts that make it easy to navigate your phone and apps with fewer swipes and taps. They're already there and waiting for you to discover them. Here are a few of our favorites:

* Show and hide the notifications window with Globe + N
* Open and close control center with Globe + C
* Return to your home screen with CMD + H
* Launch spotlight search with CMD + Spacebar

## 6. Siri is just a button push away

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You may already know that tapping the microphone button initiates voice dictation. This is a handy feature when you don't have both thumbs available to type on Clicks, like carrying in the groceries or rolling your luggage through an airport.

But did you know that the fastest way to launch Siri is also right under your thumb. Pushing and holding the microphone key in the bottom right hand corner of Clicks launches Siri. It's that simple!

## 7. Form your thoughts faster with word completion

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A real keyboard gives you unparalleled control over your words allowing you to say exactly what you mean to say, precisely how you mean to say it. But, sometimes the autocomplete suggestions offered up by iOS are on point and offer a way to craft your message even faster.

When you see a word completion or suggested next work you want to work into your message, just press the space bar and it will be accepted. Otherwise, just keep typing to overwrite it.

Once you get into this flow of accepting word suggestions alongside your own prose, you'll ascend to a next level of speed and expression.

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# Clicks Keyboard App v1.2 Introduces Cursor Mode, Clicks Key Customization and More
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-keyboard-app-v12-introduces-cursor-mode-clicks-key-customization-and-more



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## Overview:

This new release of the Clicks Keyboard adds a bunch of new features that allow you to further customize and personalize your settings, and introduces the Clicks Keyboard Account.

<Note>
  The latest version of the Clicks Keyboard app can be downloaded [at this link](https://apps.apple.com/uy/app/clicks-keyboard/id6466761655). To enable the latest features in v1.2, after installing the app update you will need to update the Firmware of your Clicks Keyboard. Hit the CHECK FIRMWARE button within the Clicks app (while your phone is inserted into Clicks) and follow the instructions on the screen. Firmware updates take just a few seconds to complete.
</Note>

## New features in v1.2:

### 1.1 Cursor Mode

By enabling the cursor mode setting in the app, you can enter cursor mode by pressing 123 + CMD. When in cursor mode, the WASD and IJKL keys become directional arrow keys to help with fine cursor control.

To exit cursor mode, just press any other key on the Clicks Keyboard.

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### 1.2 Backlight Shortcut

Enabling this feature in the app overrides the keyboard shortcut to control the backlight to avoid accidentally toggling it on/off while typing.

When the backlight shortcut feature is disabled in the app, the keyboard backlight must be controlled through the Clicks Keyboard app.

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### 1.3 Clicks Key customization

Choose whether you want the Clicks Key (tab key on Founders Edition models) to function as a Tab button or Ctrl button.

Using the Clicks Key as a Tab button is ideal for configuring Clicks Mode to activate shortcuts.

Using the Clicks Key as a Ctrl button will allow you to remap the key's functionality through your iPhone's hardware keyboard settings menu (*Settings > Keyboard > Hardware Keyboard > Modifier Keys*)

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### 1.4 Currency symbol

Customize your currency symbol. Choose between the dollar sign, cent, British pound, Euro, or Japanese Yen.

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### 1.5 Clicks Keyboard account

Use your Apple ID or Google account to create and sign in to your Clicks Keyboard account.

Today this account will ensure you get notifications when new Clicks App features are available.

In the future, your Clicks Keyboard account will allow you to save and restore your keyboard settings. Please note that you will be required to log in to a Clicks Keyboard account to download new Clicks Keyboard firmware.

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### Known Issues:

* 29/08/24 - We are aware of an issue where pressing the 123+ # and 123+£ are producing the wrong symbol for customers looking to get an alternate character. This is as a result of the alternate characters on the 3 and 4 keys being swapped on the standard English UK keyboard layout.
  * This issue is impacting customers who have their hardware keyboard input language set to English (UK) and currency symbol set to £. We are working on resolving this issue.
    * In the meantime, we recommend either:

1. Pressing 123 + Z to obtain £ and 123 + 4 to obtain #
2. Changing your hardware keyboard language to English (US)
3. Restoring your currency symbol to \$

<Warning>
  Please note that not all features are available on all Clicks models.
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# Clicks Keyboard for iPhone 17 Box Reveal!
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-keyboard-case-iphone-17-box-reveal

Work continues on the Clicks for iPhone 17 lineup.

We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. [Learn more](https://discover.clicks.tech/terms-and-conditions).

Last week we shared an [update video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSwLrZh91kI) walking through near final samples Kevin and I picked up during out recent factory visit.

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This week we're ready to reveal the new box design for the [iPhone 17 series Clicks Keyboard Case](https://discover.clicks.tech/products/clicks-keyboard-for-iphone-17).

We believe that the care that goes into a box is a reflection of the care that goes into the product inside it.

After all, the box is the first physical experience you have with a product!

This is especially true for Clicks, a product that is fundamentally tactile by nature.

> One of the most common comments we get from customers is that Clicks is "satisfying" to type on. We want our box to be equally satisfying!

A decision we made early on was to adopt a 'matchbox design' instead of a traditional lift off box. It reflects our desire to put the keyboard front and center.

When you pull on the satin tab connected to the bottom of the tray, the first thing you see as it slides out is the keyboard itself. It's the star of the show.

Another little Easter egg incorporated into the front panel of the box is a raised surface across the keyboard. It's a subtle touch, but again it aims to reinforce the attention to detail that goes into the design of our keyboards and the tuning of our keys.

The hero image chosen for this year's box front reinforces one of the key benefits of the new Clicks for iPhone 17 industrial design. The contoured side enclosure of the case allows the natural color of iPhone to stand out, along with the native buttons.

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This year's box incorporates some lifestyle imagery on the spine as a subtle nod to the key benefits of added screen real estate and staying connected and productive on the move. It also reinforces the most comfortable way to hold Clicks for optimal typing and adds some humanity alongside the functional product imagery.

> As we learn more about the way our tens of thousands of customers use the product, we've started to talk more about how Clicks is both a keyboard AND a case in one.

To us, that seemed evident in our previous models, but we decided we could (and should) make that message stronger on this year's box. It also helps reinforce keyboard cases as a distinct product line… the reasons for this will soon become more clear 😉

Choosing how to use the limited real estate on the back is always a difficult decision. We opted for a photo that reinforces Clicks is a keyboard case that you add to your phone (in case there was any confusion) alongside key features and benefits we've heard our customers value most.

On the bottom of the sides, we also add a reminder of the model and color, a small but important detail for retail where the product may be merchandised like a book shelf (side out) to maximize shelf space.

I've gone on longer than planned, but as I started composing this message, more of the decisions and thoughtful details that went into our box came to mind.

Looking forward to getting our new box and latest Clicks Keyboard case into your hands.

Hats off to Erik from team Clicks who continues to push our design and packaging experience forward.

*- Gadway*\
*Typed on a Clicks for iPhone 17 Pro, with a cross body strap, while walking on the treadmill at 3.5 miles per hour at a 6 degree incline*

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# Clicks Keyboard for iPhone 16 Pushes All the Right Buttons
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-keyboard-iphone-16-pushes-all-right-buttons

Redesigned keyboard accessory launches shortcuts at the push of a button and adds all new, ergonomically designed keys. Available to order Oct 7 from $139.

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LONDON, Sept. 10, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- [Clicks Technology Ltd](https://clicks.tech) today introduced the redesigned [Clicks Keyboard for iPhone 16](https://clicks.tech/products/clicks-keyboard-for-iphone-16), further extending the capabilities of iPhone. Beyond typing, Clicks can be used to launch shortcuts at the push of a button like controlling smart home accessories, launching apps, and toggling device settings. The all new Clicks introduces a refined keyboard with ergonomically designed keys that offer an elevated typing experience. Clicks gives back up to 50% more usable screen so users can work, play, and engage with content better than ever before.

Order [Clicks for iPhone 16](https://clicks.tech/products/clicks-keyboard-for-iphone-16) starting October 7. Deliveries will begin by early November.

## Not just for button lovers; Clicks gives a new generation a way to take action

> "Clicks is re-defining what a keyboard means for a new generation of smartphone users," said Adrian Li Mow Ching, CEO of Clicks Technology. "Over forty percent of Clicks customers have never used a physical keyboard before. They're drawn to all the new ways buttons allow them to take action over their phone, smart accessories, and digital experience."

By using Clicks together with shortcuts created through the Shortcuts app, each key can be configured to take an action. Pressing the Clicks Key along with another button on the keyboard allows users to take simple actions like opening an app or calling a contact, or trigger advanced app commands like controlling house lights or identifying a song. Clicks also enables navigation within and between apps with fewer swipes and taps by using powerful iOS keyboard shortcuts.

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## The most advanced mobile keyboard accessory yet

> "Clicks for iPhone 16 is a huge step forward in creating the best mobile keyboard yet," said Jeff Gadway, Chief Marketing Officer at Clicks Technology. "We pushed the physics of this design with new materials, improved ergonomics, and additional features requested by our growing community of Clicks customers. The end result is the best typing experience on a mobile device today."

Combining the latest Clicks Keyboard with iPhone 16 unlocks new possibilities for users to take control of their words, actions, and content.

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### Ergonomically designed keyboard.

Clicks for iPhone 16 delivers the most premium mobile typing experience yet. The keys have been completely redesigned making them larger, now with an all new contoured shape that improves ergonomic spacing, optimised key pressure, and a refined layout that brings more of the most common characters and symbols to the keyboard.

### Immersive content.

Today's virtual keyboards occupy almost half the screen and obscure content. By moving the keyboard off the display, Clicks nearly doubles the usable iPhone display for work, play, and beyond.

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### MagSafe built in.

Clicks for iPhone 16 adds MagSafe compatibility for use with wireless charging and other popular accessories.

### USB-C data mode.

Clicks now works with USB-C accessories that require data (like CarPlay or a computer). Activate USB-C data mode through a keyboard shortcut or in the Clicks Keyboard app.

### New premium materials and finishes.

Clicks for iPhone 16 introduces new details like brushed metal side keys, a microfiber interior, and a new enclosure that feels great while adding protection inside and out.

### Clicks Keyboard app.

The Clicks Keyboard App, available free in Apple App Store, offers the ability to customise and personalise Clicks Keyboard settings like backlight, key function, and typing preferences. New features will continue to come to the Clicks Keyboard through firmware updates available through the app.

### From online sales to 500 in-store locations, Clicks global rollout continues.

> "Demand for Clicks continues to grow," said Johnathan Young, Chief Commercial Officer at Clicks Technology. "Beyond the consumer audience, we have seen strong interest from enterprise, government, and commercial partners worldwide."

Clicks for iPhone 16 builds on the momentum Clicks Technology has seen since debuting earlier this year. After launching in January 2024 with support for iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max, and expanding to iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, Clicks now has customers in over 100 countries globally.

Beginning in early September 2024, Clicks will be available in-store at select Best Buy locations across the United States. Clicks is also available on BestBuy.com in the US and BestBuy.ca in Canada.

In the UK, Clicks can be found at Smartech in Selfridges, one of the most prestigious department stores in the United Kingdom.

Through a partnership with Swap Asia, Clicks is available at retailers throughout Malaysia, Indonesia, Taiwan, and Singapore, including iStudio, a leading Apple Preferred Retailer.

## Pricing and Availability

Clicks for iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max, will be available to order beginning October 7 from $139 (USD) / £109 GBP/ €129 EUR / $179 CAD at [Clicks.tech](https://clicks.tech) with deliveries to begin by early November.

Clicks for iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus models will be available later this year.

Clicks for iPhone 16 is available in three colours: Surf, Spice, and Onyx.

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### About Clicks Technology:

Clicks designs and manufactures innovative specialist tech products that enhance the modern smartphone experience. Founded by a team of seasoned technologists with decades of experience at some of the world's leading mobile brands, Clicks products blend form and function to give customers new ways to engage with technology. For more information on Clicks, visit clicks.tech, or Clicks on Instagram: @ClicksKeys.

## `#`

MEDIA CONTACT Jahanara - [press@clicks.tech](mailto:press@clicks.tech)

DISTRIBUTOR PARTNER CONTACT Johnathan Young - [partners@clicks.tech](mailto:partners@clicks.tech)

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# Meet Clicks for iPhone 17: Thinner and Lighter... with the same Perfect Click!
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-keyboard-iphone-17

Update: Clicks Keyboard for iPhone 17 now Shipping!

We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. [Learn more](https://discover.clicks.tech/terms-and-conditions).

The [Clicks Keyboard for the iPhone 17 Series](https://discover.clicks.tech/ca/products/clicks-keyboard-for-iphone-17) is our best and most refined keyboard case yet, combining a premium typing experience with a thin, lightweight case that protects your phone and a new design that shows off your iPhone's personality.

## Thoughtfully Evolved Design

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### *Thinner. Lighter.*

Clicks for iPhone 17 features a 40% thinner side enclosure, and new contoured design that feels incredible in your hand. At 24% lighter than Clicks for iPhone 16 Pro, this new keyboard is easier to carry, too.

### *Snap in design. Stand out color.*

The new Clicks design makes it easier to add and remove your iPhone quickly and confidently. Past generations of Clicks required you to gently bend back the top part of the enclosure to insert your phone. The new enclosure on Clicks for iPhone 17 allows you to pop in your iphone on an angle, without flexing back the top of the case. It's faster, and easier than before.

An added benefit of the new contoured design allows more of your iPhone to stand out, and lets you interact directly with the native buttons and control surfaces, like camera control.

### *Lanyard support.*

Lanyard attachment points have been added to the bottom corners of the enclosure. This dual point lanyard system has been thoughtfully considered to accommodate both cross body lanyards as well as wrist straps for right and left handed use.

## New Colors.

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In developing the Clicks for iPhone 17 series colors, we wanted to recognize that the color iPhone people choose says a lot about them. With the new contoured design of the enclosure allowing the iPhone's color to stand out, we set out to establish a palette that would complement the new iPhone 17 color family, offering both dark and light options.

**Smoke** is a brand new color for Clicks that combines a cool grey enclosure housing, black keyboard and back plate with a splash of red for the Clicks Key.

**Onyx** carries forward our most popular Clicks colorway. Featuring an off-black enclosure, combined with black keypad and red Clicks key, Onyx is classic.

We believe that Onyx and Smoke are versatile colors that will blend perfectly with new iPhone color range.

## Premium keyboard experience

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The keyboard on Clicks for iPhone 17 includes the thoughtful ergonomics, satisfying feedback and keyboard design that customers love.

### *Ergonomically contoured buttons*

Contoured key caps increase the surface area of each button while maximizing ergonomic separation between each row. This allows you to quickly find the keys you need by feel, and contribute to fast, accurate typing.

### *Backlit keyboard*

Type confidently at night or in low light with a keyboard back light. The backlight brightness and timeout period can be controlled through the Clicks app.

## Keyboard meets case.

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### *Magsafe & USB-C pass through charging*

Built in MagSafe makes it easy to charge your phone on wireless chargers, mount your phone in the car or use Clicks with other magnetic accessories, like wallets and power banks.

The case also supports wired passthrough charging with USB type C.

### *USB-C data mode*

When in the car, you can easily connect to Apple Car Play by putting Clicks into USB-C data pass through mode. This allows you to connect to your car for music, directions and more, without needing to remove Clicks.

### *Protection for your iPhone*

What case wouldn't be complete without providing your phone protection from basic everyday mishaps. The Clicks case is slightly raised, affording your screen some protection. The four corners of your phone are also protected from minor drops. A raised edge around the camera module helps keep your lenses from damage. On the inside, a soft touch flocking aims to prevent scuffs and scrapes to the phones back.

## A new approach to launching product.

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We've been told by veterans in the mobile accessory space that the first 90 days after a phone launch are the prime window for sales. To get in market on day 1 after the new phones are announced, case brands make calculated bets about everything, from design and features to what the next phone will be named.

We started working on **Clicks for iPhone 17** back in the spring, but we can't test it until we get iPhone hardware in our hands the same time you do (we don't have special access!). So, while dumb-case brands may risk-build product throughout the summer to be there on day 1, Clicks is more than just a case… We have a printed circuit board, firmware, and dependencies on the phone's software. Given the complexity of the product, we don't want to take an educated guess and get it wrong.

Only once we get final iPhone hardware in our hands to test our design will we lock in our designs, put the product through extensive durability testing and ramp up mass production. This ultimately means a longer wait to get Clicks into your hands, but when we do, it will be a better product for it.

TLDR: Hardware is hard!

With that in mind, we're approaching this launch a bit differently.

First, we're producing a smaller initial order quantity. This will allow us to get our first batch done quickly.

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# Clicks Keyboard transforms the new Motorola Razr Ultra
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-keyboard-transforms-new-motorola-razr-ultra

Keyboard accessory unleashes the power of the external display, adds tactile typing and keyboard shortcuts. Available to pre-order starting today for USD $139.

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LONDON, Apr 25 — [Clicks Technology](https://clicks.tech) today introduced a new Clicks Keyboard for the Motorola Razr Ultra. Beyond offering a premium typing experience, Clicks elevates Razr into a pocketable productivity powerhouse by transforming the possibilities for the external display through a real physical keyboard. Available for pre-order beginning today, [Clicks for Motorola Razr Ultra](https://discover.clicks.tech/products/clicks-keyboard-for-motorola-razr-2025) will begin shipping in early May.

> "Clicks for Razr has quickly become the most popular physical keyboard for Android smartphones," said Adrian Li Mow Ching, CEO & Co-founder at Clicks. "Razr customers are buying Clicks to do more with their flip phone while keyboard lovers are switching to Motorola Razr to use with the Clicks Keyboard as a pocketable productivity pairing."

## Meet the Clicks for the 2025 Razr Ultra

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Clicks for the new 2025 Razr Ultra builds on the popularity of the keyboard [2024 Razr and Razr Plus](https://discover.clicks.tech/products/clicks-keyboard-for-motorola-razr-2024).

> "There's a reason why people around the world have started referring to this as the RazrBerry," said Kevin Michaluk, Clicks co-founder and Editor in Chief at CrackBerry.com. "By combining an ultra-pocketable form factor with a full Android experience and a premium keyboard, Clicks for Motorola Razr Ultra is arguably the best BlackBerry never created!"

## Clicks for Razr Features & Benefits

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  <img alt="Clicks Razr 60 Angle Keyboard" />
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By adding Clicks to the Motorola Razr, customers gain the benefits of buttons:

### Keyboard and case in one.

Add keyboard functionality together with a case that protects Razr against bumps, scratches and drops. Two-piece design adds an optional top enclosure for external display protection.

### Do more from the external display.

By moving the keyboard off the cover screen, Clicks lets you tackle typing tasks like email, texts and instant messages without needing to flip Razr open.

### Premium typing experience.

Ergonomically contoured keys are designed for fast, accurate typing and offer satisfying tactile feedback.

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### Keyboard shortcuts.

Launch apps, navigate Android and control Razr with powerful keyboard shortcuts.

### Backlit keys.

Type confidently in low light. Control the keyboard backlight in the Clicks App.

### Charge as normal.

Clicks connects directly to Razr 60 through USB-C and supports pass through charging.

### Magnetic array.

Use Clicks for Razr with your favorite magnetic accessories

### Clicks App for Android.

Customize keyboard settings and preferences, plus update Clicks firmware to unlock the latest features.

## Buy Clicks for the 2025 Motorola Razr, Razr Plus and Razr Ultra

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Clicks for the new Razr Ultra joins two existing Clicks for Razr models that support the Razr Plus (2025), and Razr and Razr Plus (2024). Available in a stunning Onyx (off-black) with a black keyboard, Clicks for the Motorola Razr Ultra is available to pre-order starting today from [Clicks.tech](https://discover.clicks.tech/products/clicks-keyboard-for-motorola-razr-2025) for \$139 and will begin shipping in early May. Clicks for the Razr and Razr Plus are also available for pre-order and will ship by May 31st.

### About Clicks Technology:

Clicks designs and manufactures innovative smart accessories that enhance the modern mobile experience. Founded by a team of industry veterans with decades of experience at some of the world's leading tech brands, Clicks products blend form and function to give customers clever new ways to engage with technology. For more information on Clicks, visit clicks.tech.

MEDIA CONTACT Praytell - [clicks@praytellagency.com](mailto:clicks@praytellagency.com)

DISTRIBUTOR PARTNER CONTACT Johnathan Young - [partners@clicks.tech](mailto:partners@clicks.tech)

Follow Clicks on [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/clickskeys) / [Twitter](https://twitter.com/clickskeyboard) / [Threads](https://www.threads.net/@clickskeys) / [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/clickskeys) / [TikTok](https://www.tiktok.com/@clickskeys) / [Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/ClicksKeyboard/) / [Discord](https://discord.gg/clicks)

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# Which Phones is the Clicks Power Keyboard Compatible With?
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-compatibility



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One of the most frequent questions we receive is whether the new Clicks Power Keyboard will fit a specific phone model.

While our original keyboard cases were precision-engineered for specific flagship models.

> The Power Keyboard marks a significant shift toward universal, cross-device compatibility.

Because Power Keys uses a magnetic attachment system rather than a wrap-around case, the Power Keyboard is designed to work with many across the mobile ecosystem. Will it work with your phone? Chances are yes!

But depending on the model and make, your phone may require a special case to tap into both the magnetic connection and the wireless charging capabilities of the Clicks Power Keyboard.

## Magnetic Compatibility: MagSafe & Qi2

People sometimes throw around the terms MagSafe and Qi (or Qi2) interchangeably. But actually there's an important nuance.

Not every phone that charges wirelessly (Qi or Qi2) has a magnet ring for attaching accessories (like the Power Keyboard). Before you look at the master compatibility chart, take a quick glance at this one first to understand the differences between MagSafe, Qi2, and Native Magnet support.

| Feature   | MagSafe                                             | Qi2                                                            | Native Magnet Support                                |
| :-------- | :-------------------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------- | :--------------------------------------------------- |
| Origin    | Apple proprietary (introduced with iPhone 12).      | Global open standard.                                          | Built-in magnetic hardware within the phone chassis. |
| Max Power | Up to 15W (25W on iPhone 16+ with specific gear).   | Up to 15W standard (future versions aim higher including 25W). | N/A (refer to your specific phone).                  |
| Alignment | Ring of precision magnets around the charging coil. | Standardized "Magnetic Power Profile" for charging devices.    | Critical for holding the Power Keyboard in place.    |

Now that you're armed with that knowledge, take a look at the table below to see if your phone is optimized for both wireless charging with the Clicks Power Keyboard and a magnetic connection. If it doesn't have a native magnet, you'll need to find a magnetic case for your phone's model.

| Phone Model                     | Wireless Protocol         | Native Magnet? | Requires Magnetic Case |
| :------------------------------ | :------------------------ | :------------- | :--------------------- |
| iPhone 17, Pro, Pro Max         | MagSafe / Qi2             | YES            | NO                     |
| iPhone Air                      | MagSafe / Qi2             | YES            | NO                     |
| iPhone 13, 14, 15, 16 Series    | MagSafe / Qi2\*           | YES            | NO                     |
| iPhone 12 Series                | MagSafe / Qi2\*           | YES            | NO                     |
| iPhone 16e                      | Qi                        | NO             | YES                    |
| Pixel 10, 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL     | Qi2                       | YES            | NO                     |
| Pixel 10 Pro Fold               | Qi2                       | YES            | NO                     |
| Pixel 9, 9 Pro, 9 Pro XL        | Qi                        | NO             | YES                    |
| Pixel 6, 7, 8 (all variants)    | Qi                        | NO             | YES                    |
| Samsung Galaxy S25 Series       | Qi / Qi2 Ready\*\*        | NO             | YES                    |
| Samsung Galaxy S22 – S24 Series | Qi                        | NO             | YES                    |
| Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Series    | Qi                        | NO             | YES                    |
| OnePlus 15                      | Qi / Magnetic Ready\*\*\* | NO             | YES                    |
| OnePlus 15R                     | Qi / Magnetic Ready\*\*\* | NO             | YES                    |
| OnePlus 13                      | Qi / Magnetic Ready\*\*\* | NO             | YES                    |
| OnePlus 13R                     | Qi / Magnetic Ready\*\*\* | NO             | YES                    |
| OnePlus 12                      | Qi                        | NO             | YES                    |

### Technical Notes:

* \* iPhone 12-14 models support the Qi2 protocol via software updates, while maintaining their native MagSafe magnets.
* \*\* Samsung Galaxy S25 is "Qi2 Ready," supporting the protocol but lacking internal magnets. A magnetic case is essential to provide the physical "snap."
* \*\*\* OnePlus devices supports 50W magnetic wireless charging through a specialized magnetic case ecosystem.

## No case? No problem!

There's also the option of putting a magnetic ring sticker on the back of your phone. This would allow you to connect your phone to the Power Keys magnet array, but will not allow your phone to charge from the battery built into the Power Keyboard.

This is probably more than you thought you needed to know, but since the Power Keyboard magnetically attaches and wirelessly charges, it's important to make sure your phone is compatible for both, just so you have the experience you're expecting.

## Why Alignment Matters for Charging

The Power Keyboard doesn't just type; it includes a 2,300 mAh battery that wirelessly tops up your phone. The magnetic connection is what ensures the charging coils in the keyboard and your phone are perfectly aligned.

* Efficiency: Proper magnetic alignment reduces energy waste and heat, leading to faster charging.
* Reliability: Without magnets, a phone can easily slip off the "sweet spot" during use, causing charging to stop.
* The Case Impact: Using a case that is too thick or lacks magnets can interfere with the electromagnetic field, significantly slowing down power transfer or preventing it entirely.

## One Slider, Every Size

To ensure a perfect ergonomic fit, the Power Keyboard features a slide-out keyboard with a multi-position slider. This allows the hardware to adapt physically to the dimensions of your phone:

* Standard Position: Optimized for base flagship models like the iPhone 17 or Pixel 10.
* Extended Position: Adjusts to accommodate larger "Ultra" and "Pro Max" sized phones.
* Landscape Rotation: Enables the keyboard to be used in a wide-screen orientation, perfect for editing spreadsheets and long-form emails.

## Connectivity Beyond the Magnet

The Power Keyboard connects via Bluetooth, allowing it to transcend being "just a phone accessory". Because it doesn't rely on a physical port, it is compatible with:

* Tablets: Ideal for working on a plane or at a café without the bulk of a full-size keyboard case.
* Smart TVs: Replaces cumbersome on-screen remotes for Apple TV and other connected screens.
* AR/VR Headsets: Delivers tactile feedback for purposeful use in environments like Apple Vision Pro.

## Multi-Device Mastery

You can pair the Power Keyboard with up to three different devices simultaneously. Using a simple keyboard shortcut, you can move effortlessly from typing a text on your phone to entering a password on your TV.

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# Clicks Power Keyboard: The Samsung Galaxy Compatibility Guide (2021–2026)
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-samsung-galaxy-compatibility-guide-2021-2026



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One of the most frequent questions we get at Clicks is: "Will it fit my phone?" With the launch of the Clicks Power Keyboard, the answer is almost certainly yes.

Unlike our original case-style keyboards, the Power Keyboard uses a universal magnetic slider. This means that as long as your phone has a way to attach to a magnet (built-in, through a compatible case, or by adding a magnetic ring to the back of your phone) Clicks is ready to work.

For Samsung users, this covers years of flagship hardware *if* you're using a case that supports magnetic accessories, because for some reason Samsung just won't get with the program and add that feature to their phones.

The keyboard connects via Bluetooth BLE 5.4, so you don't have to worry about whether your phone uses USB-C or if the port is slightly offset. If it supports external Bluetooth keyboards, it supports Clicks.

## The 3-Position Slider

The Power Keyboard features an adjustable magnetic rail designed to accommodate the varying sizes of the Galaxy lineup:

* Position 1 (Compact): Perfect for standard models like the Galaxy S26 and S25.
* Position 2 (Standard): Designed to balance slightly larger frames.
* Position 3 (Ultra/Landscape): This is designed for large "Ultra" devices. It also provides the perfect orientation for landscape use.

## Years of Galaxy Support

* The S26 Series (2026): Full support across the entire lineup if your phone has a case that supports magnetically-attaching accessories.
* The S25 & S24 Series: Same as the S26.
* The Z Fold Series: While used separately, it serves as the perfect standalone keyboard when the Fold is in "Flex Mode".

## The Clicks Advantage: Beyond the QWERTY

Every Power Keyboard comes equipped with backlit keys and a dedicated number row, ensuring your mobile typing experience is as robust as your desktop one.

The integrated 2,300 mAh battery isn't just for the keyboard's battery life. It also acts as a wireless power bank that can top up your Galaxy phone wirelessly (on flagships that support Qi or Qi1 charging).

Beyond typing and power our Clicks keyboards can unleash a whole powerhouse of pre-built shortcuts in Android. You just didn't know they were there because you've never used a physical keyboard with your smartphone. So once you get your Clicks Power Keyboard, your homework is to study up on [these shortcuts](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/how-use-keyboard-shortcuts-launch-apps-and-navigate-your-android-phone) to truly master your Galaxy smartphone!

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    Spatial computing and the metaverse have fundamentally changed how we visualize our digital lives, but actually interacting with those worlds can still feel like a step backward. To transform your Meta Quest from a gaming headset into a true productivity engine, you need to look back to a classic tool: the physical keyboard. While the Meta Quest series, from the Quest 3 to the...
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# Power Keyboard - Built to Last
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-testing

From 100,000 slide cycles to 200,000+ key presses, how we're validating Power Keyboard before it ships

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An important step in bringing any Clicks product to market is extensive quality assurance testing before products move into mass production. Clicks Power Keyboard is no different. To ensure impartiality and accountability to our high standards, we have our reliability testing conducted by an independent, third party lab. Here's a closer look at how we're putting Power Keyboard through its paces in the lab.

## Slide out keyboard

The slide out keyboard is one of the many things that makes Power Keys a versatile and compact keyboard. Ensuring the reliability of the slider is a top priority for our testing. Each open and close of the keyboard represents one cycle. The slider is being tested to ensure it surpasses 100,000 cycles, using varying levels of force.

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## Keyboard buttons

The buttons are the surface you will have the most contact with, so we're performing extensive button lifespan testing. We simulate a typical key press starting at 2mm from the keyboard using light pressure (about the same amount of force it takes to push a small book across a table). The test conducts 200,000+ key presses on the main keyboard and 100,000 key presses of the power key to ensure the buttons input text normally. Throughout this test we stop every 10,000 key presses to evaluate factors like button elasticity, fit and structural activity as well as appearance and wear.

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## Power Consumption

As we evaluated standby power consumption early on in the testing process we saw higher than desired power consumption of 2.8 mAh. This gave us an opportunity to upgrade the hall sensor resulting in reduced standby power consumption of only 0.6 mAh, a 79% improvement.

## Drop & tumble testing

We're drop testing Power Keys from a variety of heights.

We perform what we call a 'micro drop test' from a height of 7cm. In the micro drop test, we drop the product 1,000 times on each side, for a total of 6,000 drops! We're looking to ensure that Power Keys continue to function, but as you can imagine minor scratches on the exterior or slight cracks in the paint finish are acceptable.

We also drop test from a height of 1 meter onto a concrete floor or steel plate to ensure no permanent damage is permitted. In this test, each of the sides is dropped twice to ensure structural integrity is maintained.

To simulate rolling, we also place the Power Keys in a drum where it is rolled a minimum of 100 times. The goal here is to ensure that appearance, functionality, and structure are maintained, even if minor scratches on the exterior or slight cracks in the paint finish occur.

## Environmental testing

We're also putting Power Keyboard through a series of 20+ environmental tests to simulate different temperatures and substances that it might come into contact with in real-world scenarios.

Power Keys gets exposed to high temperature (65 degrees C) and high humidity (90%) for extended periods of 96 hours or more to test paint adhesion.

We also test temperature extremes where the product spends time at temperatures as low as -40 C and as high as 75 C to test for criteria like deformation, adhesion, and hardening.

The impact of substances like sweat, cosmetics (such as mosquito repellent and sunscreen), and alcohol are also evaluated.

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## USB-C connection

The USB-C connector is put through rigorous testing to ensure contact is strong even after many cycles. One cycle constitutes a USB-C cable being plugged in to and removed from Power Keys. We're testing 5,000 cycles, with the product being inspected every 500 cycles to ensure the USB functions properly with no signs of poor contact.

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These are just a few of the 45+ tests we're performing on Power Keyboard before ramping up final production on our path to shipping this spring.

### Read more

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    At Clicks, we believe your technology should work for you, not against you. Since the beginning, we've been dedicated to helping people reclaim their screen real estate and rediscover the precision that only a physical keyboard can provide. With the launch of the Clicks Power Keyboard, we're bringing that high-performance tactile experience to a massive new world of devices....
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    The Clicks Power Keyboard relies on a high-strength magnetic connection to "snap" onto the back of your smartphone. While this is a native feature for some devices, Samsung Galaxy phones just refuse to adopt this feature. Having a built-in magnetic ring in the chassis is standard with many other phones, but not galaxy devices. At least not as of 2026. Having no magnetic ring on...
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  <Card title="The iPhone 17e Users' Guide to Clicks Power Keyboard" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/iphone-17e-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard">
    The iPhone 17e is a capable and lower-cost iPhone. Since you're saving some cash on the hardware, it's a little easier to spend your money on accessories to improve the phone experience. In this article, we'll show you how to get up and running with the Clicks Power Keyboard on iPhone 17e.
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  <Card title="Is There A Clicks Keyboard for iPhone 17e" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/does-clicks-power-keyboard-work-iphone-17e">
    Yes, you can easily add a physical keyboard to your iPhone 17e by pairing it with the Clicks Power Keyboard.
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# Clicks Power Keyboard Users' Guide for Apple Vision Pro
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-apple-vision-pro



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Spatial computing has redefined how we see our work, but for many, it has also complicated how we actually do it. To make this cutting edge piece of tech into a productivity powerhouse, we need to kick it old school with one of the original PC accessories - the keyboard.

> While the Apple Vision Pro offers an immersive canvas like no other, it is held back by a fundamental missing piece: a fast, reliable way to type.

## The Input Barrier in Spatial Computing

Input has consistently been one of the primary drawbacks of the Vision Pro experience. Currently, users are left with two main native options for entering text:

* **Virtual "Pecking"**: You can poke at a floating virtual keyboard that you can see but never feel and you certainly never get into a flow state for speed like you do with physical keys.
* **Gaze and Pinch**: You can use eye tracking to highlight a letter and then tap your fingers together to select it.

In practice, both methods are slow, prone to error, and deeply frustrating for anyone trying to get real work done. This friction makes it difficult to use the Vision Pro for serious productivity or content creation, often relegating a \$3,500 device to a high-end personal theater.

## Tactile Typing for the Virtual World

Clicks Power Keyboard offers a more elegant solution. As a compact Bluetooth keyboard, it brings high-performance, tactile typing directly into your virtual environment without the bulk of a laptop or a desktop keyboard.

### Seamless Integration

Pairing is effortless via the Bluetooth menu in visionOS. Once connected, any time a text field appears in your virtual space, you can reach for Power Keyboard to tackle the task. Because you can still see the keyboard in your hands through the Vision Pro's passthrough, you get the best of both worlds: the ability to "touch-type" with real, satisfying tactile feedback and the visual confirmation of your hands in space.

### Designed for Power Users

Power users aren't just using the Clicks Power Keyboard for their smartphone. They're finding more and more devices around their home that can benefit from the sculpted keys and fast but precise typing experience.

* **Backlit Keys**: Whether you're working in a darkened room or a dimly lit cabin on a red-eye flight, adjustable backlighting ensures you never lose your place.
* **Dedicated Number Row**: We've included a dedicated row for numbers, making data entry and spreadsheet editing just as fast as they are on a desktop. It's also great for inputting complex passwords.
* **Pocketable Productivity**: Power Keyboard is designed to be small and lightweight. You can dial in your productivity without having to lug around a 10-finger keyboard or a laptop bag.

## Why Not Just Use a MacBook?

One common workaround people use for the Vision Pro's lack of a physical keyboard is using the Mac Virtual Display feature. This allows you to use your Mac's physical keyboard as input, but it comes with a major catch: you have to carry your MacBook everywhere.

This "two-device" requirement works well at a desk or in a home office, but it fails in the very environments where spatial computing should shine. If you are working in the tight confines of an airplane or at a crowded café, pulling out a full laptop just to type a few emails in VR defeats the purpose of a portable spatial workstation.

## The Versatility of Power Keys

The Power Keyboard is a fantastic tool to work across your smart ecosystem. Its ability to pair with up to three devices simultaneously means you can move from typing on your [iPhone](https://discover.clicks.tech/) to replying on your Vision Pro with a simple shortcut.

Whether you are "reclaiming your screen" on an [Android phone](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/android-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard), triaging emails on an [iPad](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-ipad-and-android-tablets), or entering passwords on a Smart TV, Power Keys brings a level of intention and speed to every smart device you own. It turns your technology into a precision instrument for action, no matter which dimension you're working in.

### Read more

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    The Clicks Power Keyboard relies on a high-strength magnetic connection to "snap" onto the back of your smartphone. While this is a native feature for some devices, Samsung Galaxy phones just refuse to adopt this feature. Having a built-in magnetic ring in the chassis is standard with many other phones, but not galaxy devices. At least not as of 2026. Having no magnetic ring on...
  </Card>

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    One of the most frequent questions we receive is whether the new Clicks Power Keyboard will fit a specific phone model. While our original keyboard cases were precision-engineered for specific flagship models. The Power Keyboard marks a significant shift toward universal, cross-device compatibility. Because Power Keys uses a magnetic attachment system rather than a wrap-around...
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  <Card title="Clicks Power Keyboard: The Samsung Galaxy Compatibility Guide (2021–2026)" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-samsung-galaxy-compatibility-guide-2021-2026">
    One of the most frequent questions we get at Clicks is: "Will it fit my phone?" With the launch of the Clicks Power Keyboard, the answer is almost certainly yes. Unlike our original case-style keyboards, the Power Keyboard uses a universal magnetic slider. This means that as long as your phone has a way to attach to a magnet (built-in, through a compatible case, or by adding a magnetic...
  </Card>

  <Card title="The Samsung Users' Guide to Clicks Power Keyboard" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/samsung-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard">
    For years, the Samsung Galaxy experience has involved a silent trade-off. We gained some of the most stunning mobile displays in the world, but we keep losing that real estate to the digital keyboard any time we try and get stuff done. The moment you need to reply to a Slack message or draft an email, that virtual keyboard slides up and consumes nearly half of that beautiful Infinity...
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# Clicks Power Keyboard Users' Guide for iPad and Android Tablets
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-ipad-and-android-tablets



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The dream of the "tablet-only" traveler is simple: leave the heavy laptop at home, slip a thin slab of glass into your bag loaded with your favourite books, movies, and games, and head out to conquer the world!

In theory, modern tablets are more than powerful enough to handle a full day's work. In practice, however, the experience often falls apart the moment you need to actually type.

> The Clicks Power Keyboard could be the most important accessory you could have that changes you from a person who *has* a tablet into a person who *uses* a tablet.

By adding physical keys in a pocketable form to any tablet with a Bluetooth connection, the Clicks Power Keyboard is an absolutely essential accessory for anyone trying to make their tablet more useful.

## The Keyboard Accessory Dilemma

While tablets excel at consumption, input remains a persistent challenge. Tapping away on a flat glass screen is fine for a quick search, but it lacks the confidence and speed required for important tasks—like finishing a project proposal or drafting a long-form article. Without tactile feedback, typing feels tentative, and mistakes are constant.

The market has responded with keyboard covers and cases, but these often bring their own set of compromises:

* **The Cost of Entry**: High-end options like the Apple Magic Keyboard can cost upwards of \$300—nearly half the price of the tablet itself.
* **Bulk and Weight**: These accessories often double the thickness of your device, turning a sleek tablet into something that weighs as much as a laptop.
* **Environmental Constraints**: Most keyboard cases require a flat, stable surface to function.
* **Stationary Design**: They force you to be stationary, effectively turning your tablet into a laptop clone rather than a truly mobile tool.

## Power Keyboard: The Minimalist's Workstation

Clicks Power Keyboard offers a different path. It is a super-compact, portable keyboard that brings tactile precision to your tablet without the bulk or the price tag of a traditional case.

### Reclaiming Your Screen

One of the biggest advantages is visual. On-screen keyboards can consume nearly half of your tablet's display. By pairing with Power Keyboard, that space is returned to you. You can finally see your entire document or spreadsheet while you work, edge-to-edge.

### Maximum Versatility, Minimum Weight

Because Power Keyboard is independent of a case, you are free to use a lightweight, inexpensive kickstand cover. This setup takes up significantly less space in your bag and allows you to work in places where a laptop wouldn't fit—from the narrow tray table on an airplane to the driver's seat of your car or a crowded airport lounge.

> Whether you're editing a presentation on the train or triaging emails between meetings, Power Keyboard gives you a desk-class typing experience that fits in your pocket.

## How to Pair Your Power Keyboard

Getting started with Power Keyboard on your tablet is seamless. The device supports up to three Bluetooth profiles, allowing you to switch between your phone and your tablet in seconds.

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  <Step>
    **Enter Pairing Mode:** When you power on the keyboard for the first time it will automatically enter pairing mode.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Pick a number** Press whichever number you would like to assign between 1-9.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Connect:** Select "Clicks Power Keyboard" in your phone's Bluetooth settings.
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</Steps>

**Multi-Device Switch:** You can pair up to three devices at once. Simply press the Power button on the bottom of the keyboard followed by the 1, 2, or 3 key.

## Clear a Channel for a New Device

If you want to pair a new device or remove a previously paired one, you can easily clear a channel:

* **Select the channel:** Press POWER + channel number (e.g., POWER + 1 for channel 1).
* **Clear the channel:** Press SYM + 0.
* **Ready to pair:** That channel is now cleared and available to add a new device. This makes it simple to switch between devices or refresh your pairing without any hassle.

## One Keyboard for Your Entire Ecosystem

The true strength of Power Keyboard lies in its versatility. Most people will buy it because they want to use it for their [iPhone](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/iphone-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard) or [Android smartphone](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/android-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard), but once they start pairing it with their [TV streaming box](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/apple-tv-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard), [AR/VR headset](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-apple-vision-pro), or even gaming console, it becomes clear that this thing is a universal input tool for your entire digital life.

No matter the device or the environment, Power Keyboard ensures that wherever your ideas appear, typing just works.

### Read more

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  </Card>

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    One of the most frequent questions we receive is whether the new Clicks Power Keyboard will fit a specific phone model. While our original keyboard cases were precision-engineered for specific flagship models. The Power Keyboard marks a significant shift toward universal, cross-device compatibility. Because Power Keys uses a magnetic attachment system rather than a wrap-around...
  </Card>

  <Card title="Clicks Power Keyboard: The Samsung Galaxy Compatibility Guide (2021–2026)" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-samsung-galaxy-compatibility-guide-2021-2026">
    One of the most frequent questions we get at Clicks is: "Will it fit my phone?" With the launch of the Clicks Power Keyboard, the answer is almost certainly yes. Unlike our original case-style keyboards, the Power Keyboard uses a universal magnetic slider. This means that as long as your phone has a way to attach to a magnet (built-in, through a compatible case, or by adding a magnetic...
  </Card>

  <Card title="The Samsung Users' Guide to Clicks Power Keyboard" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/samsung-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard">
    For years, the Samsung Galaxy experience has involved a silent trade-off. We gained some of the most stunning mobile displays in the world, but we keep losing that real estate to the digital keyboard any time we try and get stuff done. The moment you need to reply to a Slack message or draft an email, that virtual keyboard slides up and consumes nearly half of that beautiful Infinity...
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# Clicks Turns One: Celebrating a Year of Bold Action and Big Lessons.
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-turns-one-celebrating-year-bold-action-and-big-lessons

A year ago, we set out to redefine what's possible with smart tech accessories. Today, we're celebrating the milestones, lessons, and trailblazers who've made Clicks more than just a keyboard.

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A year ago today we shocked the world when we [announced Clicks](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2n2ftM-MwI). Many people celebrated the rebirth of buttons while others called us crazy. One thing's for sure… everyone had an opinion!

What started as a small team of 6 just a year ago has grown into a business driven to create smart tech accessories that help people take action and get shit done on the move.

As I look back on last year, it exceeded our expectations in every way. Here are just a few of the highlights:

* Selling out the Founders Edition in a matter of a few weeks
* Appearing on the TODAY Show, Good Morning America and in some of the world's leading media
* Teaming up with BestBuy to bring Clicks to 230+ stores in the US
* Meeting customers at community events in NYC, London, Malaysia and Tokyo
* Seeing Clicks show up on American Idol with Meghan Trainor

Our first year wasn't without its challenges. Building a business is hard. And hardware businesses are as hard as they come. We battled product delays, faced the pressures of our first holiday season, and the complexities of scaling a team to set our customers up for success. We've learned valuable lessons that will guide us into our second year and beyond.

While our initial positioning last January was as a 'creator keyboard,' we quickly came to realize that Clicks customers come from all walks of life, span many ages and hail from over 100 countries around the world.

Today, you'll find Clicks in the hands of longtime keyboard warriors and first time users, authors, students, CEOs and even some world leaders. What Clicks customers have in common isn't a job title or even a love of buttons. It's an attitude of action!

The most meaningful (and unexpected) moments of the last year have been hearing all the ways that Clicks has changed the way people communicate, take action and get shit done!

We heard from a software engineer that uses Clicks to help her write code on her way into work on the subway without having to get out her laptop. We spotted a DJ at a party in LA who uses his Clicks to help him book his gigs and realize his mission to bring DJing into schools as a way to teach kids creativity. Another touching story came from the team at Vista Centre for the Blind who saw the benefits of Clicks in helping the blind community navigate their iPhone.

Hearing these stories (and many others) helped us reveal the truth that lays at the heart of Clicks, and what drives our team.

To mark our one year anniversary, I want to leave you with why we're here, who Clicks is for and where we fit in this world.

Today we plant the flag for the Clicks brand. Over the years ahead we will launch new products and evolve our business guided by a clear sense of purpose.

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    In this weekly update as we approach production of the Clicks Keyboard for iPhone 17, we take a look at the thoughtful design behind our packaging.
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    We didn’t set out to build a time machine. This is the story of Clicks.
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# Clicks Into Summer and Win a new Smartphone with Clicks Keyboard!
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicksintosummer

This is your chance to win an iPhone 16, Google Pixel 9 or 2025 Motorola Razr+ and Clicks Keyboard!

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## Contest Details

This prize is provided courtesy of Clicks Technology. Learn more about the Clicks Keyboard at [Clicks.tech](https://clicks.tech)!

* **Deadline:** Contest ends July 15 at Midnight PST
* **Eligibility:** Contest open worldwide. Must be 18+ to enter
* **Contest Consent:** Participating in this contest means you agree to receive marketing messages from Clicks Technology. You may subscribe at anytime by clicking the unsubscribe link at the bottom of any email you receive.
* **Winner's Announcement:** Contest winner will be contacted via email the third week of July.

## Learn More About the Clicks Keyboard

Learn more about the Clicks Keyboard for the iPhone, Google Pixel and Moto RAZR at **[Clicks.tech](https://clicks.tech)**! Or, watch these great videos:

### Clicks Keyboard for iPhone - Ultimate Guide

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### Clicks for Android Unveil

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Follow Clicks on [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/clickskeys) / [Twitter](https://twitter.com/clickskeyboard) / [Threads](https://www.threads.net/@clickskeys) / [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/clickskeys) / [TikTok](https://www.tiktok.com/@clickskeys) / [Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/ClicksKeyboard/) / [Discord](https://discord.gg/clicks)


# Meet Karl Parry and his one-of-a-kind Heritage Edition Clicks Keyboard
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/customer-spotlight-karl-parry

Q&A with Karl Parry: The Man Behind the ParryMeter, Betty the Defender, and a Clicks Advocate

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Meet Karl Parry – a tech enthusiast, problem solver, and creator of some truly innovative solutions in the world of sports turf management. Karl's journey has taken him from managing golf courses worldwide to designing technology that helps improve performance and surfaces, including the ParryMeter used at major events like the Ryder Cup and LIV Golf. But beyond his professional achievements, Karl is a husband, father, and passionate Land Rover fan – particularly when it comes to his 1992 Defender 90, affectionately known as Betty.

We caught up with Karl to learn more about his life, his love for tactile tech, and how Clicks – and the customizable Clicks Mode feature he helped us develop – has changed the way he uses his iPhone.

## Q1. Tell Us About Karl – Where Do You Live and What Do You Do?

**Karl:** I'm 39 years old, married to Elizabeth for 7 years, but we've been together for 22 years. We've just recently moved to our dream home, a smallholding equestrian property near Snowdon in Wales, where we live with our four dogs (Linkin, Chester, Willow, and Bella), six hens, and our two children. It's pretty much in the middle of nowhere, but we love it.

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I've been working in the sports turf management industry since I left school at 17. I've managed golf courses around the world, but more recently, I've been incorporating technology into turf management. I created the ParryMeter, a device used globally to measure surface smoothness and trueness – a tool used at prestigious events like the Ryder Cup and LIV Golf. I've also developed software systems to help people understand things like soil analysis and weather data, and I even run an online academy to help others in the industry improve their skills.

## Q2. Tell Us About Betty the Defender – Your Vintage Land Rover

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**Karl:** Betty the Defender is a 1992 Land Rover Defender 90 200Tdi, and she's been a bit of a project for me. I bought her as an impulse purchase from a friend who had her sitting unused. I've always loved Land Rovers, especially the older models. They're simple, reliable, and repairable – no fancy tech or gadgets, just pure driving pleasure.

When COVID hit, I decided to keep myself busy with a restoration project, so I got Betty for a good price and started working on her. I've done a lot of modifications and restorations – you can check out my [@bettythedefender Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/bettythedefender/) for all the updates. The goal is to make her my daily driver, but I've also had requests to hire her out for people who want to camp in her and explore the mountains, beaches, and lakes of Wales. Early 2025, I'll be launching BettytheDefender Adventures, where people can rent her for off-grid adventures.

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## 3. What Made You Interested in Clicks?

**Karl:** I've always been into tech, especially anything tactile. I was a big fan of BlackBerry devices and admired Steve Jobs' vision with Apple and when the Clicks Keyboard came out, being able to combine both was unbelievable. The idea of having physical buttons on a smartphone was something I'd longed for, especially as a minimalist. I wanted an app-driven experience that still gave me the simplicity and hands-on feel of a physical device.

When I learned that Clicks was created by some of the guys behind BlackBerry, like [CrackBerry Kevin](https://instagram.com/crackberrykevin) and [Mr Mobile](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2n2ftM-MwI), I was sold. I was excited to try it, and after using it, I was blown away. Being part of creating the Clicks Mode feature was amazing. It felt surreal to have a FaceTime call with Kevin, but being able to contribute to something that was designed to simplify and enhance the iPhone experience was an opportunity I couldn't pass up. The process of discovering its potential and working on ways to improve it was incredibly rewarding.

## 4. How Has Clicks Changed the Way You Use Your iPhone?

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**Karl:** I've always been about minimalism and simplicity. I like to remove as many distractions as possible and only keep the information I truly need. Before Clicks, my iPhone screen was cluttered with icons and apps, while managing multiple work accounts and personal data, and it became overwhelming. But after discovering Clicks Mode, I was able to create a more minimalist phone experience that actually works for me.

Now, my iPhone is super streamlined. I have minimal apps on my home screen and primarily use key widgets like the Weather, Calendar, Find My, and Reminders apps. My essential apps, like banking, investing, and health, are all assigned to keyboard shortcuts. This setup has dramatically reduced my screen time, which has halved since using Clicks. I can access everything I need with a simple button press – no distractions, no clutter, just the essentials.

## 5. What Are Your Most Used or Loved Clicks Mode Shortcuts?

**Karl:** I'm all about efficiency and keeping things clean, so my most used shortcuts are for apps and family communication. I've created custom shortcuts for things like quickly calling or messaging my family, which makes staying connected so much easier. I also love using the WSAD keys to navigate around my phone – it's a fun and intuitive way to move between apps without needing to swipe or tap.

I also use Clicks Mode for more functional purposes, like opening my favorite apps and keeping my brain working by memorizing the shortcuts. It's a great way to keep my phone experience simple while still getting everything I need done efficiently.

## 6. Tell Us About Your Custom "Heritage Edition" Clicks Keyboard

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**Karl:** The Clicks Team wanted to thank me for my contributions in the development of Clicks Mode so they surprised me with a truly memorable gift… a one-of-a-kind "Heritage Edition" Clicks Keyboard inspired by Betty the Defender. The custom color is a nod to Betty's vintage charm, and it's been an amazing experience bringing that personal connection between my love for Land Rovers and my tech passion. It's a fun feeling having a bespoke Clicks that you can't buy anywhere - such a fun way to be recognized!

I'm excited to see where Clicks goes next, and it's been a pleasure to be part of this journey, from being an early adopter to helping shape features like Clicks Mode. It's not just about functionality; it's about creating a keyboard that resonates with who I am – simple, tactile, and purposeful. Having that kind of personalization on my iPhone keyboard brings everything full circle. If you're like me and love simplicity, tactile devices, and minimalism, Clicks might just be the iPhone upgrade you didn't know you needed.

## Action Starts Here

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Karl's story is a testament to the power of combining passion with innovation. Whether it's creating tools for turf management or customizing his iPhone experience with Clicks, Karl's journey continues to inspire. If you're looking to streamline your own iPhone experience and discover a simpler, more intuitive way to use your device, Clicks may just be the solution you've been searching for. And if you're ever in Wales, don't forget to check out BettytheDefender Adventures for an unforgettable trip!

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# Does the Clicks Power Keyboard Work with Google Pixel?
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/does-clicks-power-keyboard-work-google-pixel



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  <img alt="Power Keyboard W Two Pixel Phones" />
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We believe that technology should adapt to your needs, not the other way around. Since the inception of Clicks, we've been obsessed with reclaiming screen real estate and bringing back the tactile precision of a physical keyboard. With the launch of the Clicks Power Keyboard, we are extending that mission to a far broader ecosystem of devices, including the world of Google Pixel.

> If you are a Pixel user wondering if you can finally get the precision and speed that the Power Keyboard offers on your smartphone, the answer is a resounding yes!

There are a few minor caveats to getting your "Power Keys" up and running with certain Pixel models. But hey, that's exactly what this guide is for!

## How to Connect Clicks Power Keyboard to Pixel Phones

The Clicks Power Keyboard is designed to be universal and pocketable. Unlike the original Clicks iPhone cases or the Pixel 9/10 specific keyboard case, the Power Keyboard attaches to smartphones using a high-strength MagSafe or Qi2 magnetic connection.

For the Google Pixel community, this is a big deal. Starting with the Pixel 10 series, Google has natively adopted the Qi2 standard, meaning the Power Keyboard will snap directly onto your phone without any extra hardware.

### Using an Older Pixel?

If you're rocking a Pixel 9, Pixel 8, or older, don't worry. You can still use the Power Keyboard by using a MagSafe-compatible case or an adhesive magnetic ring. Once the magnetic connection is established, the Power Keyboard pairs via Bluetooth and you're ready to type.

### Pairing with Pixel

The Clicks Power Keyboard pairs to devices through Bluetooth. You can pair and switch between three different devices. Just press and hold the power key, then press whichever number you want to assign it (between 1-9). You can read more in our setup guide for Android users.

## Pixel Compatibility Table

The Power Keyboard is a versatile tool that functions as both a Bluetooth keyboard and a wireless power bank. Here is how it works across the Google Pixel line-up:

| Pixel Model                               | Native Magnetic Attachment? | Wireless Charging Support? | Keyboard Functionality? |
| :---------------------------------------- | :-------------------------- | :------------------------- | :---------------------- |
| Pixel 10 / 10 Pro / 10 Pro XL             | Yes (Native Qi2)            | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| Pixel 9 / 9 Pro / 9 Pro XL                | Via MagSafe Case            | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| Pixel 8 / 8 Pro                           | Via MagSafe Case            | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| Pixel 7 / 7 Pro                           | Via MagSafe Case            | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| Pixel 6 / 6 Pro                           | Via MagSafe Case            | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| Pixel "a" Series (with Wireless Charging) | Via MagSafe Case            | Yes                        | Yes                     |

<Tip>
  **Pro Tip:** The Power Keyboard features multiple slider positions, allowing it to adjust to everything from a standard Pixel to the larger "Pro XL" models.
</Tip>

## More Than Just a Keyboard: Power to the Pixel

The Power Keyboard features a built-in 2,300 mAh battery. When your Pixel is magnetically attached, the keyboard can wirelessly top up your phone, acting as a functional power bank while you work.

* **Customizable Power:** Use the Clicks App on Android to reserve battery specifically for typing, ensuring you never lose your keyboard functionality, even if you're out of juice for charging.
* **Landscape Mode:** Rotate your Pixel to landscape and slide the keyboard out for a comfortable, laptop-like experience when editing spreadsheets or long-form emails.
* **Multi-Device Pairing:** You can pair your Power Keyboard with your Pixel, your tablet, and even your smart TV simultaneously, switching between them with a simple keyboard shortcut.

## Experience the Tactile Revolution

Whether you're a digital nomad or a professional looking for faster triage on the go, the Clicks Power Keyboard brings a consistent, confident typing experience to your Google Pixel. It can help you harness the built-in Android shortcuts (which most people don't even realize are baked right into the operating system) and for anyone who "walks in both worlds" (Android smartphone, Apple accessories) it can also be paired with an [iPad](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-ipad-and-android-tablets), [Apple TV](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/apple-tv-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard), or [VisionPro](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-apple-vision-pro).

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# Is There A Clicks Keyboard for iPhone 17e
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/does-clicks-power-keyboard-work-iphone-17e



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  <img alt="Iphone 17e Clicks Hero" />
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Technology should adapt to your needs, not the other way around. That's why we're so excited about reclaiming screen real estate and bringing back the tactile precision of a physical keyboard.

Since iPhone 14, Clicks has had a physical keyboard available for iPhone models as they've been released. But how do we keep up with this as there are slight variations between sizing and functionality between slightly different models and slightly different versions (like iPhone 17e)? That's where our latest product, the Clicks Power Keyboard shines. It expands compatibility beyond anyything we've ever done with any Clicks product ever before.

With the launch of the Clicks Power Keyboard, we are extending that mission to a far broader ecosystem of devices, including Apple's latest entry-level smartphone, the iPhone 17e.

> If you are an iPhone 17e user and you're wondering if you can finally get the precision and speed of a physical QWERTY layout on your smartphone, the answer is absolutely!

Here is everything you need to know about how these two devices work together.

## Native Precision: The MagSafe Connection

The Clicks Power Keyboard is designed to be universal and pocketable. Unlike our original iPhone cases that wrapped around the device, the Power Keyboard attaches to smartphones using a high-strength MagSafe or Qi2 magnetic connection.

For the iPhone 17e community, this is a significant upgrade. While previous "e" series models (like the iPhone 16e) lacked internal magnets, the iPhone 17e features native MagSafe support. This means the Power Keyboard will snap directly onto the back of your phone with perfect alignment, no extra hardware required.

## iPhone Compatibility Table

The Power Keyboard is a versatile tool that functions as both a Bluetooth keyboard and a wireless power bank. Here is how it integrates across the iPhone line-up:

| iPhone Model                     | Native Magnetic Attachment? | Wireless Charging Support? | Keyboard Functionality? |
| :------------------------------- | :-------------------------- | :------------------------- | :---------------------- |
| iPhone 17 / Pro / Pro Max / Air  | Yes (Native Qi2)            | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| iPhone 17e                       | Yes (Native MagSafe)        | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| iPhone 16 / Pro / Pro Max / Plus | Yes (Native MagSafe)        | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| iPhone 16e                       | Via MagSafe Case/Ring       | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| iPhone 15 / 14 / 13 / 12 Series  | Yes (Native MagSafe)        | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| iPhone SE (3rd Gen)              | Via MagSafe Case/Ring       | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| iPhone 13 Mini / 12 Mini         | Yes (Native MagSafe)        | Yes                        | Yes                     |

<Tip>
  **Pro Tip:** The Power Keyboard features three slider positions. While Position 1 is perfect for most standard iPhones, Position 2 or 3 provides the ideal balance for larger models like the iPhone 17 Pro Max or the ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air. For the iPhone 17e, most users will probably want the keyboard in Position 1.
</Tip>

## More Than Just a Keyboard: Power Your iPhone 17e

The "Power" in Power Keyboard comes from its integrated 2,300 mAh battery. When your iPhone 17e is magnetically attached, the keyboard acts as a functional wireless power bank.

* **Wireless "Top-Up":** Use the Clicks App to manage your power. You can set the keyboard to wirelessly charge your iPhone or reserve that energy strictly for typing to ensure you never run out of "clicks."
* **Landscape Productivity:** Rotate your iPhone 17e to landscape and slide the keyboard out. This creates a "mini-laptop" experience that is perfect for editing documents or navigating complex spreadsheets without an on-screen keyboard blocking your view.
* **Multi-Device Flow:** The Power Keyboard supports three Bluetooth profiles. You can stay paired with your iPhone 17e, your iPad, and even your Apple TV simultaneously, switching between them with a quick keyboard shortcut (Power + 1, 2, or 3).

## Experience Consistent, Confident Typing

Whether you're working your way through emails on a flight or drafting scripts in a café, the Clicks Power Keyboard brings a consistent, confident typing experience to your iPhone 17e.

By moving the keyboard off the glass and into your hands, you finally get to see 100% of that beautiful 6.1-inch display. It's time to stop pecking at glass and start typing with intention.

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# Does the Clicks Power Keyboard Work with Samsung Galaxy Phones?
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/does-clicks-power-keyboard-work-samsung-galaxy-phones



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  <img alt="Clicks Power Keyboard W S26 Ultra Messenger Bag" />
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At Clicks, we believe your technology should work for you, not against you. Since the beginning, we've been dedicated to helping people reclaim their screen real estate and rediscover the precision that only a physical keyboard can provide.

With the launch of the Clicks Power Keyboard, we're bringing that high-performance tactile experience to a massive new world of devices.

> Whether you're a power user who lives in spreadsheets or a creator managing a community on the move, your Galaxy phone is ready for a real keyboard.

That's right. Samsung Galaxy users around the world can put the Clicks Power Keyboard to work. Here's how it all comes together.

## How it Attaches: The Magnetic Connection

The Clicks Power Keyboard is a universal, pocket-sized tool designed to bring fast, confident input to the devices you already rely on. Instead of a fixed case, the Power Keyboard uses a high-strength MagSafe or Qi2 magnetic connection to snap securely to the back of your phone. For the Samsung Galaxy ecosystem, this flexibility is crucial. While some flagship devices in the 2026 line-up, such as the Galaxy S26 series, may rely on external accessories for magnetic alignment, the Power Keyboard is ready for them.

### Using an Older Galaxy or Foldable?

If you're rocking a Galaxy S25, S24, a Z Fold 7, or even an older flagship, don't worry. You can still experience the Power Keyboard. Most Samsung devices support wireless charging but lack built-in magnets. By using a MagSafe-compatible case or a simple adhesive magnetic ring, you can create a secure physical bond between your phone and the keyboard. Once attached, the keyboard pairs via Bluetooth, and you're ready to start your flow.

## Galaxy Compatibility Table

The Power Keyboard is a multi-purpose tool that serves as a premium input device, plus it works as a 2,300 mAh wireless power bank. Here's how it integrates with the Samsung Galaxy line-up:

| Samsung Galaxy Model              | Magnetic Attachment Method | Wireless Charging Support? | Keyboard Functionality? |
| :-------------------------------- | :------------------------- | :------------------------- | :---------------------- |
| Galaxy S26 / S26+ / S26 Ultra     | Magnetic Qi2 Case          | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| Galaxy S25 / S25+ / S25 Ultra     | MagSafe-Compatible Case    | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| Galaxy S24 / S24+ / S24 Ultra     | MagSafe-Compatible Case    | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| Galaxy Z Fold 7 / Z Flip 7        | MagSafe-Compatible Case    | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| Galaxy S23 & Older Flagships      | MagSafe Case or Ring       | Yes                        | Yes                     |
| Galaxy A Series (Wireless Models) | Adhesive Magnetic Ring     | Model Dependent            | Yes                     |

<Tip>
  **Pro Tip:** The Power Keyboard features an adjustable slider mechanism with three different positions, which means it can fit everything from the compact S26 to the expansive Galaxy S26 Ultra.
</Tip>

## More Than Just Keys: Mobile Power and Control

The Power Keyboard does more than just move typing off your screen. It actually changes how you interact with your entire digital ecosystem.

* **Wireless Topping Up:** The integrated 2,300 mAh battery can wirelessly top up your Galaxy's battery while you work, ensuring you have the power to finish long projects.
* **Intelligent Power Management:** You can use the Clicks App on Android to designate exactly how much battery you want to reserve for the keyboard itself, so you're never left without the ability to type.
* **The Landscape Advantage:** Rotate your Galaxy to landscape and slide the keyboard out for a "mini-laptop" set-up that's perfect for editing documents and spreadsheets or for navigating deep message threads.
* **Multi-Device Pairing:** You can pair your Power Keyboard with your Galaxy phone, a tablet, and a smart TV all at the same time, and you can easily switch between them in a snap using the Power button + 1, 2, or 3 shortcut.

## Elevate Your Galaxy Experience

Whether you're managing an intense day of Slack triaging or simply want to type an email without the on-screen keyboard blocking your view, the Clicks Power Keyboard brings purpose and intention back to your mobile experience. It's a tool designed just for those who want to act quickly and stay focused in a noisy world.

This powerful device also helps you harness the built-in Android shortcuts you know and love—like CMD + Space for search—and for those who work across ecosystems, it can be paired with an [iPad](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-ipad-and-android-tablets), [Apple TV](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/apple-tv-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard), or even your [VisionPro](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-apple-vision-pro) for a truly unified workflow.

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# The Learning Hack That Helped Me Learn Italian in 2 Months: Why Typing on a Physical Keyboard is the Secret Weapon You Didn't Know You Needed
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/duolingo-clicks-keyboard-language-learning



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  <img alt="Clicks Keyboard Duolingo Language Learning" />
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Learning a new language can feel like climbing a mountain, but with the right tools and strategies, I've learned that it's possible to accelerate your progress. While Duolingo and other language apps are fantastic for getting started, I found that a surprising element—something as simple as *typing*—made all the difference in my ability to learn Italian in just two months.

Here's the twist: it wasn't just about the content or the lessons (although Duolingo truly does excel here); it was about how I typed each word. The process of sounding it out, thinking about use of possession, and challenging which letter makes the correct sound. Did you know the Italian alphabet doesn't include the letters J, K, W, X and Y?! Simply put, when I started using Duolingo with a physical keyboard and real buttons vs. typing on glass, everything started to…well, click!

It turns out there's real science behind why typing on a physical keyboard (instead of tapping on a glass screen) is more effective for learning. Let me break it down and explain how it worked for me.

## The Science Behind Typing on Physical Buttons vs. Tapping on Glass

Let's get a little scientific for a moment. Research shows that handwriting fires up more brain activity than typing. Why? Because writing by hand engages complex motor skills and spatial awareness, making it a deeply cognitive process. However, what if I told you that typing on a physical keyboard could engage your brain in a similar way, even though it's not exactly the same as handwriting?

Typing on physical keys provides tactile feedback—think about the click and resistance of each key. These sensations engage the somatosensory system in a way that tapping a flat touchscreen doesn't. You're not just passively typing; you're using your motor skills and your brain's processing power more effectively.

For example, when using a virtual keyboard, autocorrect tends to do most of the work for you. You're relying on muscle memory and letting the software fill in the gaps, reducing cognitive engagement. On a physical keyboard, there's no autocorrect to save you. You have to actively engage with the language, recalling the correct spelling, structure, and pronunciation of each word.

## Active Learning: The Key to Language Mastery

This is where *[Clicks](https://clicks.tech)*, a physical keyboard case for your smartphone, comes in. It might sound like a gimmick, but using Clicks transformed my Italian learning experience. Here's how it works:

### 1. No Autocorrect, No Cheating

With Clicks, typing doesn't come with automatic suggestions or corrections. This means you can't breeze through the lesson without truly engaging with the language. You have to think about each word, sound it out, and make sure you're spelling it correctly. This hands-on approach forces you to be actively involved in the learning process, making it more effective than relying on virtual keyboards.

### 2. Better Focus with More Screen Space

Clicks isn't just a physical keyboard—it also provides more screen real estate. The extra space lets you see the full context of your Duolingo lesson while typing. This helps your brain make connections between words and sentences, improving your understanding of grammar and structure. The extra space means you can absorb more, while your hands are doing the physical work of typing.

### 3. Building True Muscle Memory

When you type on a physical keyboard, you're not just training your brain; you're training your fingers, too. Over time, typing in a new language becomes second nature. You develop muscle memory for the language, making it easier to type—and think—in Italian. It's not just about remembering words; your brain and fingers work together to make language learning more fluid.

## Why It Worked for Me

Before using Clicks, I was relying heavily on my iPhone's virtual keyboard. While Duolingo helped me pick up basic vocabulary, I wasn't retaining the words or sentence structures as well as I wanted. Autocorrect was constantly helping me out, and I wasn't actively thinking about the language as much as I should have been.

Once I switched to Clicks, everything changed. Without autocorrect, I had to focus more on spelling, pronunciation, and the structure of the language. And the physical feedback of pressing buttons rather than tapping on glass made my brain engage more deeply with the task at hand. Suddenly, I wasn't just learning words—I was understanding how the language worked, feeling more confident in my abilities, and building real muscle memory.

## Ready to Turbocharge Your Learning?

If you're serious about language learning, the key isn't just in the apps you use but in how you use them. By switching to a physical keyboard like Clicks, I found myself learning faster, retaining more, and engaging more deeply with Italian than ever before. Typing on physical buttons fires up brain activity in a way that's impossible to replicate with a touchscreen. It's like adding a secret weapon to your language-learning arsenal.

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    **Vanessa T.**

    <Icon icon="star" /><Icon icon="star" /><Icon icon="star" /><Icon icon="star" /><Icon icon="star" /><Icon icon="star" /> 5 / 5

    Using Clicks has completely transformed how I'm learning French on Duolingo! As someone heading to France for a few months soon for work, I used to rely on the auto-correct feature of my phone's keyboard to breeze through lessons. But with Clicks, I'm now forced to really engage with each word. If you're serious about learning a language, Clicks is a must-have!
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    <Icon icon="star" /><Icon icon="star" /><Icon icon="star" /><Icon icon="star" /><Icon icon="star" /><Icon icon="star" /> 5 / 5

    My wife is Italian and I've been trying for years to learn the language. I'm ok at speaking menu (love Italian food!), but everyday language not so much. We're heading to Italy for two weeks this May so I started on Duolingo again. Clicks has been the ultimate step up in my learning. I know sit in my Infrared Sauna an hour a day, typing on Clicks in the Duolingo app. I've found switching from tapping on glass to pressing buttons has the words sticking in my head SO MUCH BETTER. Can't wait to impress her inlaws this trip. Ciao!
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  <Card title="Remmy S.">
    <Icon icon="star" /><Icon icon="star" /><Icon icon="star" /><Icon icon="star" /><Icon icon="star" /><Icon icon="star" /> 5 / 5

    Seriously, if you're using Duolingo you should buy Clicks immediately. Duolingo + Clicks should just be bundled together. It's a total must have.
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Reviews sourced from verified [Clicks](https://clicks.tech) customers.

## Conclusion: The Power of Active Learning

At the end of the day, learning a language is all about engaging with it actively. Whether you're using Duolingo or any other app, making the most of your learning experience means *engaging your brain* in the process. The science backs it up: physical feedback, like typing on a keyboard, boosts brain activity and makes learning more effective. So, if you're ready to speed up your language-learning journey, it's time to add Clicks to your phone and your toolbox.

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    The Clicks Power Keyboard relies on a high-strength magnetic connection to "snap" onto the back of your smartphone. While this is a native feature for some devices, Samsung Galaxy phones just refuse to adopt this feature. Having a built-in magnetic ring in the chassis is standard with many other phones, but not galaxy devices. At least not as of 2026. Having no magnetic ring on...
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    The iPhone 17e is a capable and lower-cost iPhone. Since you're saving some cash on the hardware, it's a little easier to spend your money on accessories to improve the phone experience. In this article, we'll show you how to get up and running with the Clicks Power Keyboard on iPhone 17e.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Is There A Clicks Keyboard for iPhone 17e" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/does-clicks-power-keyboard-work-iphone-17e">
    Yes, you can easily add a physical keyboard to your iPhone 17e by pairing it with the Clicks Power Keyboard.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>


# Father's Day Q&A with Clicks CEO, Adrian Li Mow Ching — CEO, Entrepreneur, and Full-Time Dad
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/fathers-day-qa-clicks-ceo-adrian-li-mow-ching-ceo-entrepreneur-and-full-time-dad



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  <img alt="Adrian Li Mow Ching" />
</Frame>

In honor of Father's Day, we sat down with Clicks CEO Adrian Li Mow Ching — entrepreneur, leader, and full-time dad — to talk about the real juggling act of raising kids while running two companies. From 5 a.m. swim practices to late-night strategy calls, Adrian shares how he stays grounded, what fatherhood has taught him about leadership, and the little rituals that keep family at the center of it all.

<AccordionGroup>
  <Accordion title="1. You're running two companies and traveling regularly — how do you stay grounded as a dad while managing such a demanding professional schedule?">
    Being super organised on both the business front and family side is key. Setting time aside for family is really important to me, even just for the simple things like eating meals together each day (in between calls for me). I try to set an example to the kids and not reply to non urgent messages when i'm at the dinner table!
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="2. Your kids are active in competitive sports, which comes with its own intense calendar. What does a typical week look like balancing boardrooms and bleachers?">
    A couple of mornings there's 5am starts at the swimming pool for the kids, so I bring the laptop and sit in the stands starting the work day. It's a great time to be heads down and focus, at that time of day the Clicks Slack groups and email is pretty quiet.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="3. What's your favorite part of being a dad right now?">
    Watching the growth and progress of your kids, the change happens so fast! I also love that they're now old enough to get a better understanding what I do for business,
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="4. You've said before that parenting makes you a better leader. How has being a father shaped how you lead at Clicks?">
    The responsibility of being a father is a life long task that never stops right. When I now see some of the younger staff I see us being responsible for the well being and development so they can flourish and be the best of what they can be.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="5. What's one non-negotiable you try to protect every week, no matter how busy things get — whether it's with your kids or for yourself?">
    Not necessarily each week, but I will make sure I'm there for the big events like the sports event or plays, as that's what matters for them the most. On a personal front, I'm pretty religious about my weekly football game, for that 60 minutes I get to totally switch off and enjoy having a good game with my buddies.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="6. Do your kids think what you do is cool? Or are you just &#x22;Dad with the weird phone case&#x22;?">
    Ha great question, there's definitely an element of dad doing some cool stuff, let's hope it lasts for as long as possible!
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="7. Last one — any advice for fellow working dads trying to do it all?">
    Wake up early a few days a week! Time is your most precious resource each week.
  </Accordion>
</AccordionGroup>

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    Every detail of the Clicks keyboard was designed with intention—and few people understand that better than Joseph Hofer. As a former lead designer behind BlackBerry's most iconic keyboards, Joseph brings decades of experience in ergonomics, tactile design, and product craftsmanship. In this conversation, he shares what makes a keyboard truly great, how Clicks evolved from BlackBerry DNA...
  </Card>

  <Card title="Clicks Into Summer and Win a new Smartphone with Clicks Keyboard!" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicksintosummer">
    Click Into Summer and Win Your Choice of a new iPhone 16, Google Pixel 9 or Motorola RAZR+ and Clicks Keyboard!
  </Card>

  <Card title="Meet Karl Parry and his one-of-a-kind Heritage Edition Clicks Keyboard" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/customer-spotlight-karl-parry">
    Meet Karl Parry, the Clicks Customer who helped the Clicks Team bring "Clicks Mode" to life.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>


# Four Keys to Productivity
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/four-keys-productivity

Can an accessory for your iPhone really make you more productive? We talked to Clicks customers to find out

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  <img alt="Clicks Productivity" />
</Frame>

With tens of thousands of people using [Clicks](https://clicks.tech) around the world, we asked them if they saw a change in their ability to get stuff done and make the most out of their day since adding a keyboard to their phone.

Here are the top four ways Clicks customers say a keyboard makes them more productive.

## 1. Stop deferring. Start doing.

We've all got those tasks that we wait to do back at our desks. For years we've felt more comfortable waiting for a physical keyboard to respond to that long email, type up the proposal, answer the text message.

Beyond delaying checking them off our list, deferring those tasks until we get back to a laptop, tablet or computer costs adds mental overhead that comes with having them hang over us.

Clicks customers tell us that with a keyboard on their phone, they are more likely to get those things done, whenever they are. Instead of filing that email for later, they respond to it from the uber, the train or the waiting room at the doctors office.

## 2. More creative and connected.

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  <img alt="Do More On The Go" />
</Frame>

Typing on a flat glass surface feels, well… flat! There's no life to it, no rhythm to our words or flow to our ideas.

A common refrain from Clicks customers is that physical buttons make them feel more connected to their ideas and more creative as they write.

Real buttons provide feedback (both tactile and audible) that create a rhythm and flow in writing. This changes how we use our smartphones – from a tool limited to short, succinct replies into a vessel to get ideas out of your head and into the real world.

## 3. Increased intentionality.

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  <img alt="Clicks Keyboard Closeup" />
</Frame>

Based on the latest estimates, the average American spends 5 hours and 1 minute on their phone each day. 2 hours of that time is estimated to be spent just scrolling. There's no debating that while our phones have unlocked incredible potential to stay connected, they're also a source of distraction.

After using Clicks, people share that they feel like they're using their phone with more purpose and with greater intention. When they pick up their phone, it's for a reason – to accomplish a task, send a message, or take an action.

## 4. Automating common tasks.

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  <img alt="Automate Common Tasks" />
</Frame>

Consider the small tasks you repeat throughout the day without giving them any thought. Maybe it's setting a pomodoro timer on your phone to stay focused, checking your stocks or pulling up your calendar to see where you need to be. All those things are pivotal to your productivity, but the time they take adds up.

One of the hallmarks of harnessing productivity is automating repetitive tasks. Clicks customers have shared examples of how they set up keyboard shortcuts to common tasks, saving them precious time throughout the day.

These keyboard shortcuts range from simple to sophisticated.

Have a colleague you call multiple times throughout the day? A shortcut places that call at the push of a key (saving the time it takes to open the phone, go to your address book, and find their contact)

Spend a lot of time in the car going from appointment to appointment? Create a shortcut to automatically open maps and lay in the destination of the next appointment on your calendar (avoiding the need to jump between calendar, appointment details and maps).

Place the same mobile order from Starbucks every morning? Create a shortcut to put in your venti, extra hot caramel macchiato for pick up (avoiding going to the app and customizing your drink).

### Read more

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    Yes, you can easily add a physical keyboard to your iPhone 17e by pairing it with the Clicks Power Keyboard.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>


# How I Setup Apple Shortcuts to Give me an Edge
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/how-i-setup-clicks-mode-shortcuts-give-me-edge

By mapping Apple Shortcuts to my Clicks Keyboard I was able to create time-saving routines that help me save time and stay focused

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  <img alt="Jeff Gadway Clicks Keyboard Happy Customer" />
</Frame>

I was diagnosed with ADHD at 37 years old.

Systems, processes and routines have become key to helping me stay in control, keeping focused and taking action…theoretically!

But as one of the founding team members of Clicks I've traveled over 100,000 miles in 2024 to help start and grow the business; not great when it comes to maintaining routines!

Luckily, using [Clicks Mode](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/how-turn-clicks-keyboard-iphone-remote-control-your-life) together with Apple Shortcuts gives me access to the people, information and actions I take most often, no matter where I am in the world.

Here's a look at exactly how I've set up my Clicks Keyboard shortcuts to give me an edge:

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  <img alt="Jeff Gadway Shortcuts Actions Clicks Keyboard" />
</Frame>

## My World

There are a handful of people that I'm chatting with countless times a day, every day around the world.

I'm using WhatsApp to call our CEO Adrian in the UK to talk about fundraising. Then, I'm FaceTiming our President, Kevin, to review marketing assets. Many afternoons I'm calling Michael Fisher (aka TheMrMmobile) over Telegram to talk about product strategy (and Star Trek).

My globe key is set up to start those calls when coupled with the initial corresponding to their name – without having to stop and think about which platform I talk to each of those people on.

I've also got my wife (Liz) mapped to the 'L' and mom mapped to the 'M' so I can check in, especially if I'm on the road.

## Clicks Actions

Throughout the day there are a handful of actions I find myself doing time and time again. If I'm able to reduce the friction to tackle them, my neurodivergent brain is more likely to get it done. By building shortcuts around these tasks and mapping them to a button on the Clicks Keyboard, I can save time, take control, and put the info I need at my fingertips.

### Clicks + D: Directions to Next Meeting

I find myself traveling a lot these days with a packed calendar of meetings with the team, retail partners and investors. Clicks + D looks at the next meeting on my calendar and pulls up the directions/traffic in the Maps App to help me stay on schedule.

### Clicks + S: Shazam

I'm a big user of Shazam to ID tracks. But I always found myself missing the song while I fumble to open the app and start listening. Now I'm able to launch Shazem and start listening to the song right from the lock screen with a key press.

### Clicks + W: Wake Up

My wife and I have dance parties in the morning when we wake up to get our day off to a good start. Clicks + W, opens Apple Music and starts playing my morning playlist on our Sonos speaker system before I even get out of bed.

### Clicks + V: Voice Note

I have some of my best creative ideas while I'm walking my dogs. Clicks + V instantly starts recording a new voice note so I can get those ideas out of my head before they escape me.

### Clicks + Z : Zoom

I have a dedicated Zoom room for our leadership meetings and marketing syncs, but I always found it a pain going into the Apple Note I had pinned with my Zoom meeting ID details let alone copying/pasting the meeting password (especially if I'm joining from the back of an Uber or an airport). Now I can open Zoom and join that Meeting ID with one button press so I'm always punctual and ready to go.

I've got other shortcuts set up to control smart lights, unlock the door at my shared work space and give the people attending the next meeting on my calendar a live ETA, but we'll save those for another post.

My ADHD brain might work a little differently, but with the way I've set up my [Clicks Keyboard](https://clicks.tech) as a remote control for the things I do most often, I can save a ton of mental overhead and spend more time focusing on the things that bring me joy and create value.

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# How to Turn The Clicks Keyboard for iPhone Into a Remote Control For Your Life
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/how-turn-clicks-keyboard-iphone-remote-control-your-life



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  <img alt="How To Turn The Clicks Keyboard For Iphone Into A Remote Control For Your Life" />
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## What you'll learn in this article:

* How to turn the keys on your Clicks Keyboard into Action buttons
* What is 'Clicks Mode' and how to use it to trigger Shortcuts
* Discover powerful Shortcuts that can be mapped to Action buttons

The 36 buttons on your Clicks Keyboard can be used for so much more than just typing. By enabling Clicks Mode to work with iOS Shortcuts, you can use the buttons on your Clicks Keyboard to quickly launch apps, trigger workflows or take actions you perform frequently.

This article will guide you through how to set up Clicks Mode, configure keys as Action buttons, and offers some sample Shortcuts you can add to your iOS Shortcuts App with just a click.

### What is 'Clicks Mode'?

Clicks Mode refers to a specific way to configure your iPhone iOS accessibility and keyboard settings to allow your Clicks Keyboard to take actions beyond simply typing.

### How does 'Clicks Mode' work?

When Clicks Mode is enabled, pressing the Clicks Key (next to the space bar) will cause iOS to listen for a command upon your next keypress. That keypress can be mapped to launch a Shortcut you have built in the iOS Shortcuts app.

### How do I enable 'Clicks Mode'?

Enabling Clicks Mode requires completing a few different steps:

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Enabling full keyboard access
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Clearing default keyboard commands
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Creating your custom shortcuts
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Configuring your Clicks Keyboard Action buttons
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Configuring Clicks Mode

### Step 1. Enable full keyboard access.

These settings provide a visual confirmation when you engage Clicks Mode. When an Action has been invoked, you will see a glowing ring around the outside of your screen for 1 second.

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Go to **Settings > Accessibility > Keyboards > Full Keyboard Access**

    * Set 'Full Keyboard Access' to **On**
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Under appearance

    * Set **Auto-Hide** to **On**
    * change to **1 second**
    * Choose **Color** (we recommend coordinating it to the color of your Clicks, ie. pick Yellow for BumbleBee, or Grey for London Sky)
  </Step>
</Steps>

### Step 2. Clear default keyboard commands

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Go to **Settings > Accessibility > Keyboards > Full Keyboard Access > Commands**
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Clear each of the pre-existing keyboard commands

    * Look for commands that have a shortcut programmed. You will see a key indicated on the far right hand side of the screen in line with the command
    * Tap on the command
    * Select clear
    * This will clear the default keyboard command
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Repeat these steps for each command until all commands are clear
  </Step>
</Steps>

### Step 3. Create your custom shortcuts

Now you will use the Shortcuts app on iOS to create the shortcuts that you will map to your Clicks Keyboard as Action buttons.

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Be sure to download the Shortcuts app on the App Store
  </Step>

  <Step>
    If you aren't familiar with Shortcuts, it's a powerful app with lots of functionality! This [guide from Apple](https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/shortcuts/welcome/ios) can help you understand the many possibilities of Shortcuts.
  </Step>
</Steps>

To help you get started, you can browse some of our favorite Shortcuts below that work well with Clicks Mode. If you want to install one on your iPhone, just click the link below.

| Shortcut                                   | What it does                                                                                                         | Get it                                                                          |
| :----------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| <Columns><img alt="Shazam" /></Columns>    | Starts listening for a song and returns the details                                                                  | [Install it](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/6d27fd9f7147443caa882e6490c475bf) |
| <Columns><img alt="Focus" /></Columns>     | Toggles in and out of focus mode                                                                                     | [Install it](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/7e56c5be5dfc43d293fa1b5735c0bed8) |
| <Columns><img alt="Voicenote" /></Columns> | Begins recording a voice note                                                                                        | [Install it](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/6c9a7187f1184d19a2ea36d3ad0b5206) |
| <Columns><img alt="Instagram" /></Columns> | Launches the Instagram app                                                                                           | [Install it](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/870b78695cc24b88a7af4dec7c8163d7) |
| <Columns><img alt="Onmyway" /></Columns>   | Sends a text message to a predetermined contact with a canned message and ETA based on driving time to a destination | [Install it](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/35ceac6447ff46c0a4e47294e0e2b6a7) |

### Step 4. Map Your Shortcuts as Clicks Mode Action buttons

In this final step you will configure your Clicks Keyboard to launch Shortcuts using Clicks Mode.

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Go to **Settings > Accessibility > Keyboards > Full Keyboard Access > Commands**

    * Scroll to the bottom of the page under the 'SHORTCUTS' heading
    * You will find all the Shortcuts you created in step 3
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Map a Shortcut to an Action button

    * Tap on the name of the shortcut you want to program
    * Enter the shortcut you want to use to invoke that shortcut
      * Press the Clicks key (next to the space bar)
      * Followed by the key you want to use to activate the shortcut
    * Press done
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Repeat the steps for the other Action buttons you want to configure
  </Step>
</Steps>

### Step 5. Using the Clicks Key to trigger Action buttons

Now that you have mapped Shortcuts to your Clicks Keyboard, you can start using your new Action buttons. To launch an action:

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Press and hold the 'Clicks Key' (next to the space bar)
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Tap the Action button you want to trigger twice

    * The first press of the Action button enables Clicks Mode
    * The second triggers the shortcut
  </Step>
</Steps>

For example, if you have mapped the shortcut to open the Instagram app to the Action button 'Clicks Key + I', you would trigger this by: Hold Clicks Key > Press 'I' twice.

## Clicks Mode from Lock Screen!

Clicks Mode shortcuts are super powerful. Not only do they work from anywhere within iOS while you are using your iPhone, but they even work from a locked iPhone screen.

If you pick up your iPhone and go straight to a Clicks Mode shortcut, your iPhone will unlock with FaceID and immediately take that action. You can dial contacts, open apps, or activate any shortcut you want immediately without ever having to tap on your touchscreen. It's incredible!

### Read more

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    With Clicks you will find that many of the keyboard shortcuts you use on your Mac or iPad Magic Keyboard work on your iPhone.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>


# How to Use Clicks Power Keyboard if Your Phone Doesn't Have a Magnetic Ring
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/how-use-clicks-power-keyboard-if-your-phone-doesnt-have-magnetic-ring



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  <img alt="Power Keyboard Various Android Device Hero" />
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The Clicks Power Keyboard is designed to be the most versatile Bluetooth keyboard in your pocket or work bag. While it's the perfect companion for your smartphone, its utility extends far beyond a single device, bringing fast, confident typing to your tablet, smart TV, and even AR/VR headsets.

> "Power Keys" maximizes compatibility. No magnetic connector on your phone? No problem!

If your current phone lacks a built-in magnetic array (like the MagSafe or Qi2 found on newer models), you can still experience the tactile joy of **Power Keys**. Here is how to stay in your flow, regardless of your hardware.

## Simple Solutions for Your Phone

If your phone doesn't have native magnets, you aren't left out. The Clicks Power Keyboard connects via Bluetooth, meaning the magnetic attachment is primarily for physical stability and wireless charging.

### 1. Add an Adhesive Magnetic Ring

You can add a magnetic connection to almost any phone by applying a low-cost adhesive magnetic ring to the back of your phone or your current case. These are widely available at major retailers and allow the keyboard's strong magnets to snap securely into place.

### 2. Purchase a MagSafe-Compatible Case

Many manufacturers now build magnetic arrays directly into cases for non-magnetic phones. **Power Keys** is specifically designed to work with existing cases. When you pick up one of these cases for your Android phone, you can easily snap the Clicks Power Keyboard to your case, adding a physical QWERTY layout to your smartphone.

### 3. Handheld Bluetooth Mode

You don't have to attach the keyboard to your phone (or tablet, or TV streaming box, or console) to use it. You can simply use it as a standalone, handheld wireless keyboard. While this setup won't wirelessly charge your phone, you'll have the full **2,300 mAh battery** dedicated to powering the keyboard itself, ensuring weeks of typing on a single charge.

## Beyond Your Phone: A Universal Tool

If your phone isn't your primary focus for tactile input, the Clicks Power Keyboard earns its keep by bringing precision to other "noisy" digital environments:

* **Tablets:** Tackle typing tasks on a plane or at a café without the bulk of a full-size keyboard case.
* **Smart TV:** Replace cumbersome on-screen keyboards. Entering passwords or searching for content becomes fast and frustration-free.
* **AR/VR Headsets:** In immersive environments where virtual keyboards are slow, the tactile feedback of **Power Keys** enables more purposeful use.

## Getting Connected

Setting up your Power Keyboard is very simple and we have a guide for [Android users](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/android-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard) as well as [iPhone users](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/iphone-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard).

The Clicks Power Keyboard works with so many different devices around your home. It can easily be paired to your [iPad](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-ipad-and-android-tablets), [Apple TV](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/apple-tv-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard), or [VisionPro](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-apple-vision-pro) and quickly switch between multiple devices.

Whether it's magnetically attached to your smartphone, or wirelessly connected to any gadgets in your smart home, the Clicks Power Keyboard is going to be one of the handiest pieces of tech you'll use every day.

### Read more

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# Samsung's Phones Don't Have Magnets But You Can Still Use Power Keys
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/how-use-clicks-power-keyboard-samsung-galaxy-phones-dont-have-magnets



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  <img alt="Samsung S26 Power Keys Magnet Rings" />
</Frame>

The Clicks Power Keyboard relies on a high-strength magnetic connection to "snap" onto the back of your smartphone.

While this is a native feature for some devices, Samsung Galaxy phones just refuse to adopt this feature. Having a built-in magnetic ring in the chassis is standard with many other phones, but not galaxy devices. At least not as of 2026.

> Having no magnetic ring on your phone, this is a simple hurdle to clear, and it shouldn't stop you from reclaiming your screen.

To experience the tactile precision of Clicks on a Galaxy device, you simply need to provide a magnetic landing spot. There are two primary ways to do this, both of which take seconds to set up.

### Option 1: MagSafe-Compatible Cases

The most popular solution is to use a Magnet case. While MagSafe is a brand name, the technology is just a ring of magnets.

Thousands of third-party cases for the Galaxy S26, S25, and S24 include this magnetic ring.

Once the case is on your phone, the Clicks Power Keyboard will snap onto the back, allowing you to use the wireless charging and sliding features immediately.

### Option 2: The Adhesive Magnetic Ring

If you love your current case, you can apply a slim, adhesive magnetic ring to the back. Once applied, your Galaxy phone will behave exactly like a magnetic-native device. This allows the Power Keyboard to stay securely attached even when you are typing at high speeds or using the slider in its fully extended position.

### A Universal Control Always In Your Pocket

Once you've added magnets to your Galaxy device through one of the above means, the Power Keyboard becomes much more than just a peripheral.

It is a single, pocketable tool that brings a consistent typing experience to your entire ecosystem. The integrated 2,300 mAh battery ensures that whether you are wirelessly topping up your Galaxy S26 or pairing with a tablet at a café, you always have the power to stay productive.

<Note>
  Just one quick note - if you're using one of the quality but budget friendly Galaxy devices that doesn't have built-in wireless charging, adding a magnetic ring won't magically let you use the Power Keys as a wireless charger (sorry).
</Note>

But for anyone with a [flagship S20-something Galaxy device](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/there-clicks-keyboard-samsung-galaxy-s26-lineup), wireless charging is standard. So once armed with a magnetic ring or case, your Galaxy smartphone becomes an unstoppable productivity tool

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# How to use keyboard shortcuts to launch apps and navigate your Android phone
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/how-use-keyboard-shortcuts-launch-apps-and-navigate-your-android-phone

Clicks is a command center for your Android smartphone. Master these shortcuts to unleash the full power of buttons on Android!

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  <img alt="Clicks Shortcuts For Android" />
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Android smartphones are loved for the choice and control they offer when it comes to hardware and software customization. In that spirit, the Android community will love the powerful keyboard shortcuts unlocked by Clicks that offer ultimate control over the Google Pixel, Moto Razr or Samsung Galaxy S25.

Best of all, there's no setup required as loads of keyboard shortcuts come built in on Android. Here's a running list of our favorites. If you spot a shortcut not listed here drop us an email to [founders@clicks.tech](mailto:founders@clicks.tech) and we'll add it to the list!

## Navigate your phone

| Action                | Shortcut Combo     |
| :-------------------- | :----------------- |
| Lock phone            | Meta Key + L       |
| Show notifications    | Meta key + N       |
| Return to home screen | Meta key + Return  |
| Go back               | Meta key + Delete  |
| Show recent apps      | Alt + Clicks (tab) |
| Show all apps         | Meta key + ctrl    |

## Launch your favorite apps

| Action                | Shortcut Combo |
| :-------------------- | :------------- |
| Open Browser (Chrome) | Meta key + B   |
| Open Contacts         | Meta key + C   |
| Open Gmail            | Meta key + G   |
| Open Calendar         | Meta key + K   |
| Open Music            | Meta key + P   |
| Open Messages         | Meta key + S   |
| Open YouTube          | Meta key + Y   |
| Open Calculator       | Meta key + U   |
| Open Settings         | Meta key + I   |
| Open Maps             | Meta key + M   |

## AI at your fingertips

| Action     | Shortcut Combo |
| :--------- | :------------- |
| Ask Gemini | Meta key + A   |

## In-App shortcuts

### Chrome Browser

| Action          | Shortcut Combo    |
| :-------------- | :---------------- |
| Open Tab        | Ctrl + t          |
| Refresh         | Ctrl + R          |
| Save page       | Ctrl + S          |
| Bookmark page   | Ctrl + D          |
| Browser history | Ctrl + H          |
| New window      | Ctrl + N          |
| Go back         | Meta key + Delete |

### Gmail

| Where                | Action                 | Shortcut Combo |
| :------------------- | :--------------------- | :------------- |
| Within an email      | Compose a new email    | c              |
| Within an email      | Reply                  | r              |
| Within an email      | Reply all              | a              |
| Within an email      | Forward                | f              |
| When composing email | Send an email          | Ctrl + Enter   |
| When composing email | Save a draft           | Ctrl +s        |
| When composing email | Close compose and save | Ctrl +w        |
| Within an email      | Archive an email       | e              |
| With an email        | Delete                 | #              |
| In inbox             | Refresh your inbox     | Ctrl + u       |
| Edit text            | Cut                    | Ctrl + x       |
| Edit text            | Copy                   | Ctrl + c       |
| Edit text            | Paste                  | Ctrl + v       |
| Edit text            | Select all             | Ctrl + a       |

### Google Calendar

| Action             | Shortcut Combo |
| :----------------- | :------------- |
| Jump to Today      | Ctrl + T       |
| Meta               | Ctrl + F       |
| Go to date         | Ctrl + G       |
| Create a new event | Ctrl + N       |
| Edit an event      | Ctrl + E       |

### Google Keep (Notes)

| Action                            | Shortcut Combo |
| :-------------------------------- | :------------- |
| Archive note                      | e              |
| Trash note                        | d              |
| Pin or unpin notes                | f              |
| Select note                       | Shift + Enter  |
| Open note                         | Space          |
| Toggle between list and grid view | Ctrl + g       |
| Compose a new note                | Ctrl + n       |
| Compose a new list                | Ctrl + l       |

### Motorola Razr external screen shortcuts

A quick note that not all the shortcuts listed above work on the Moto Razr external screen. But, here are some of the ones we know that do.

| Action                     | Shortcut Combo   |
| :------------------------- | :--------------- |
| Launch Gemini AI Assistant | Press Gemini key |
| Go back                    | Meta key + DEL   |
| Return to home screen      | Meta key + h     |
| Launch Gmail               | Meta key + g     |
| Launch calendar            | Meta key + l     |
| Launch Chrome              | Meta key + b     |
| Launch contacts            | Meta key + c     |
| Launch maps                | Meta key + m     |
| Launch Youtube             | Meta key + y     |
| Launch music               | Meta key + p     |
| Launch messages            | Meta key + s     |
| Launch calculator          | Meta key + a     |
| Launch Gemini AI Assistant | Press Gemini key |

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# Introducing Clicks for Pixel:  More Control. More Screen. More You.
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/introducing-clicks-pixel-more-control-more-screen-more-you



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  <iframe title="Introducing Clicks for Pixel:  More Control. More Screen. More You." />
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Since launching Clicks for iPhone in 2024, we've heard from passionate Pixel owners that they want the benefits of buttons. With the announcement of Clicks for Pixel, we're giving pixel a productivity power-up.

Designed to complement the minimalism of Google Pixel, Clicks gives you more control over your phone, your words and how you express yourself. With real buttons, a full-screen experience, and powerful shortcuts, Clicks allows you to use Pixel in all new ways.

Compatible with the Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9, Clicks for Pixel is available in two stunning colors: Surge (high-vis yellow-green) and Onyx (black).

Be sure to watch the video above for an introduction to Clicks for Pixel and read on for some of our favorite highlights.

## 1. Your words. Your way.

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  <img alt="1. Clicks For Pixel   Pixel Perfect Productivity" />
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Clicks gives the Google Pixel a premium keyboard experience that's been built for speed, accuracy, and all-day productivity.

* Type without looking – Ergonomically contoured keys for fast, fluid typing
* Feel every press – Metal dome switches deliver satisfying, tactile feedback
* Stay in control, day or night – Backlit keys for precision in low light

## 2. More screen. More intention.

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  <img alt="2. Clicks For Pixel 9   Surge Colorway" />
</Frame>

Typing shouldn't block your content. When you add Clicks to Pixel the virtual keyboard no longer pops up on the display, nearly doubling your usable screen space.

* See more of your apps, videos, and conversations
* Keep the full-screen experience, even while typing
* Enjoy Pixel's immersive display without compromise

## 3. Ultimate Control, at Your Fingertips.

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  <img alt="4 Clicks For Pixel   50 More Display" />
</Frame>

Navigate Pixel faster, trigger Gemini instantly, and launch apps—all without lifting a finger from the keys. Here are just a few of the powerful keyboard shortcuts unlocked by Clicks. Check out this article on Android Shortcuts for more.

* Dedicated Gemini key
  * Access Google AI instantly
* Navigate Pixel with real buttons:
  * Search + Backspace = Go back
  * Search = Open app drawer
  * Search + Return = Home
  * Search + N = Open notifications
  * Alt + Clicks = Switch recent apps
* Launch apps instantly:
  * Search + G = Gmail
  * Search + Y = YouTube
  * Search + K = Calendar
  * Search + C = Contacts

Clicks for Pixel is the first product for Android smartphones launching from Clicks this spring. Watch [this video from MrMobile](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoSf21Arj8A) to get the full story.

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# The iPhone 17e Users' Guide to Clicks Power Keyboard
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/iphone-17e-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard



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  <img alt="Clicks Power Keyboard Iphone 17e Hero" />
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Your most important tool should never get in the way of your ideas. The iPhone 17e represents a perfect balance of performance and portability and price, being the lowest cost iPhone in the lineup.

> But, like all modern smartphones, the on-screen keyboard still takes up nearly half of your display. The Clicks Power Keyboard changes that.

By moving typing off the glass and into a tactile, physical QWERTY layout, you reclaim 100% of your screen for your content and work. Whether you are triaging a heavy inbox or drafting a thread on the move, this guide will help you master your new set-up.

## The Snap: Physical Set-up

The Power Keyboard is a universal tool that uses a high-strength magnetic connection to stay secure while you work.

* **MagSafe Alignment:** The iPhone 17e features native MagSafe support (an improvement from last year's 16e). Simply align the back of your phone with the magnetic array on the Power Keyboard for an instant, secure bond.
* **Case Compatibility:** If you prefer using a case, ensure it is MagSafe-compatible to maintain a strong physical connection.
* **The Slider:** The Power Keyboard features an adjustable slider. For the iPhone 17e, we recommend Position 1 for the most compact and balanced feel in your hands.

## Getting Connected

The **Power Keyboard** communicates with your iPhone 17e via Bluetooth, allowing for a cable-free experience and the ability to switch between multiple devices.

* **Enter Pairing Mode:** While holding down the power key, also press down on the number key that you'd like to pair your device to (1-9)
* **Select Clicks:** On your iPhone, go to Settings > Bluetooth and select Clicks Power Keyboard.
* **Multi-Device Switch:** You can pair up to three devices at once. To switch from your iPhone to an iPad or Mac, simply press the Power button on the bottom of the keyboard followed by the 1, 2, or 3 key.

The Power Keyboard is an excellent companion for your phone because it's also a universal tool for any smart screen:

* **Tablets**: Pair it with your tablet for a lightweight typing solution that beats the bulk of a full-size keyboard case.
* **Smart TVs**: Stop struggling with clunky remotes; use Power Keyboard to type in passwords and search for content on your TV.
* **AR/VR & Gaming**: In immersive environments where virtual keyboards are frustrating, Power Keyboard provides the tactile feedback needed for purposeful interaction.

You can even pair it with up to three devices simultaneously, switching between your [phone](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/iphone-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard), [tablet](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-ipad-and-android-tablets), and [TV](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/apple-tv-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard) with a simple keyboard shortcut.

## Essential iOS Shortcuts

One of the greatest advantages of a physical keyboard is the ability to tap into the Power User shortcuts that are already build into the phone's operating system. These allow you to navigate iOS without ever touching the screen.

* **CMD + Space**: Open Spotlight Search from anywhere.
* **CMD + H**: Return to the Home Screen.
* **CMD + Tab**: Quickly switch between your recently used apps.
* **CMD + N**: Start a new email in Mail or a new message in Messages.
* **Spacebar**: Scroll down through webpages in your browser or documents in Notes.

## Power Management: Wireless Top-Up

As an added bonus, you're not just getting a keyboard with Power Keys, you're getting peace-of-mind and no more battery life anxiety. The Clicks Power Keyboar is also a functional power bank. When your iPhone 17e is magnetically attached, it can wirelessly top up your phone's battery.

While you're on the go, the Clicks Power Keyboard keeps your phone battery charged. When you're back at your desk, simply plug a USB-C cable into the port at the bottom of the Clicks Power Keyboard to charge both the keyboard and your phone simultaneously.

## Elevate Your Flow

The iPhone 17e is a solid choice for people who want a simple, straight-forward iPhone experience. It strips away some of the bells and whistles (like camera control) which might make the iPhone needlessly complicated.

When adding a Clicks Power Keyboard to iPhone 17 e, it's a game-changer. By providing a dedicated space for action by removing that digital keyboard, it allows you to stay focused and productive in a noisy digital world.

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# iPhone Compatibility Guide: Clicks Power Keyboard
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/iphone-compatibility-guide-clicks-power-keyboard



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  <img alt="Clicks Power Keyboard Cu Hero Ship Background" />
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At Clicks, our goal has always been to give creators and power users their screen real estate back. While our original keyboard cases were custom-fit for specific models, the Clicks Power Keyboard is our first universal solution for the iPhone ecosystem.

By leveraging Apple's MagSafe technology, the Power Keyboard provides a modular, "snap-on" experience that works across multiple generations of iPhone.

### The Magic of MagSafe

MagSafe is a magnetic technology built into the internal engineering of every iPhone since the iPhone 12. It consists of a precision-aligned ring of magnets surrounding the wireless charging coil.

For the Power Keyboard, MagSafe serves two vital purposes:

1. Secure Attachment: It physically locks the keyboard to the back of your iPhone, ensuring it stays stable while you type.
2. Wireless Power: It aligns the keyboard's internal 2,300 mAh battery perfectly with your iPhone's charging coil to provide a wireless "top-up" while you work.

### iPhone Compatibility & Slider Positions

The Power Keyboard features a multi-position slider. This allows you to adjust the physical "drop" of the keyboard to match the height of your specific iPhone, ensuring an ergonomic grip regardless of your phone's size.

| iPhone Model              | Wireless Protocol | Native Magnet? | Slider Position   |
| :------------------------ | :---------------- | :------------- | :---------------- |
| iPhone 17 Pro Max / Plus  | MagSafe / Qi2     | YES            | Extended          |
| iPhone 17 Pro / iPhone 17 | MagSafe / Qi2     | YES            | Standard          |
| iPhone Air                | MagSafe / Qi2     | YES            | Standard          |
| iPhone 16 Pro Max / Plus  | MagSafe / Qi2     | YES            | Extended          |
| iPhone 16 Pro / iPhone 16 | MagSafe / Qi2     | YES            | Standard          |
| iPhone 15 Pro Max / Plus  | MagSafe / Qi2\*   | YES            | Extended          |
| iPhone 15 Pro / iPhone 15 | MagSafe / Qi2\*   | YES            | Standard          |
| iPhone 14 Pro Max / Plus  | MagSafe / Qi2\*   | YES            | Extended          |
| iPhone 14 Pro / iPhone 14 | MagSafe / Qi2\*   | YES            | Standard          |
| iPhone 13 Pro Max         | MagSafe / Qi2\*   | YES            | Extended          |
| iPhone 13 / 13 Pro        | MagSafe / Qi2\*   | YES            | Standard          |
| iPhone 13 mini            | MagSafe / Qi2\*   | YES            | Standard          |
| iPhone 12 Series (all)    | MagSafe / Qi2\*   | YES            | Model Dependent   |
| iPhone 16e                | Qi (No MagSafe)   | NO             | Requires Mag Case |

\*Qi2 support for iPhone 12-15 was enabled via iOS 17.4 software updates.

If you have an older iPhone model you can add [a low-cost](http://buy.geni.us/Proxy.ashx?TSID=8428\&dtb=1\&GR_URL=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2FTENOC-Compatible-Cellphones-Accessories-Black%2Fdp%2FB0DZWNB47X%2Fref%3Dsr_1_3%3Fcrid%3D2F67N62JTEQAN%26dib%3DeyJ2IjoiMSJ9.brE-yJIhKPcDCIFFCW6zXMdsDGFBaEU6lWl0-vN_dKMoNabbJkIwY9em3d3ZDi--uc6CUKqLUvJlVAUoHwPUKFF5XVAvm3PlknsUiy3fnre8zC0Rg_cc11vrE_qcXztkhmsfDS9OWRAC-a1b8NOq-58c2TnWZlv8Uuff_mnp1_W2VfNl-7Rc0iiwOSPiwaKPg4Lv6KJObHhwUEnRrpHm1Hoqkgmn86Y_pxcUOADS5wA.rKWZ_n0rqyZ1ciqfWBV-H9LvXE7yKVMdEHXgHddTJ4w%26dib_tag%3Dse%26keywords%3DMagsafe%252Bsticker%26qid%3D1771551741%26sprefix%3Dmagsafe%252Bstick%252Caps%252C220%26sr%3D8-3%26th%3D1) magnetic ring sticker to your iPhone. This will allow you to connect the Clicks Power Keyboard to your iPhone, but FYI it will **not** allow your phone to charge wirelessly if it doesn't natively have that ability.

### Working with Existing Cases

You don't need to take your phone out of its case to use the Power Keyboard. Because it uses magnetic induction, it is compatible with any MagSafe-certified case.

<Note>
  Note: For the best experience, we recommend using a slim magnetic case. Thicker, non-magnetic cases may weaken the magnetic bond and prevent the keyboard from staying securely attached during heavy typing sessions.
</Note>

### Landscape Mode: The Third Position

Beyond the Standard and Extended vertical positions, the Power Keyboard slider supports Landscape Rotation. This is perfect for iPhone users who want a wider view for:

* Editing detailed spreadsheets.
* Managing long-form email threads.
* Drafting articles in a distraction-free, wide-screen environment.

### Beyond iPhone

By extending your battery life and adding the productivity of a tactile keyboard, Clicks Power Keyboard brings a consistent, confident typing experience to your iPhone.

It can help you harness the built-in iOS keyboard shortcuts (which most people don't even realize are baked right into the operating system) and for anyone who "walks in both worlds" (iPhone smartphone, other accessories) it can also be paired with an [iPad](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-ipad-and-android-tablets), [Apple TV](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/apple-tv-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard), or [Vision Pro](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-apple-vision-pro).

### Read more

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    The Clicks Power Keyboard relies on a high-strength magnetic connection to "snap" onto the back of your smartphone. While this is a native feature for some devices, Samsung Galaxy phones just refuse to adopt this feature. Having a built-in magnetic ring in the chassis is standard with many other phones, but not galaxy devices. At least not as of 2026. Having no magnetic ring on...
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    One of the most frequent questions we get at Clicks is: "Will it fit my phone?" With the launch of the Clicks Power Keyboard, the answer is almost certainly yes. Unlike our original case-style keyboards, the Power Keyboard uses a universal magnetic slider. This means that as long as your phone has a way to attach to a magnet (built-in, through a compatible case, or by adding a magnetic...
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    For years, the Samsung Galaxy experience has involved a silent trade-off. We gained some of the most stunning mobile displays in the world, but we keep losing that real estate to the digital keyboard any time we try and get stuff done. The moment you need to reply to a Slack message or draft an email, that virtual keyboard slides up and consumes nearly half of that beautiful Infinity...
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# The iPhone Users' Guide to the Clicks Power Keyboard
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/iphone-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard



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  <img alt="1. Clicks Power Keyboard   Keyboard And Power Bank In One" />
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For years, the smartphone experience has involved a trade-off. We gained beautiful, edge-to-edge displays but lost the tactile precision and speed of a physical keyboard. With the launch of the **Clicks Power Keyboard**, that compromise is officially over.

> Clicks Power Keyboard delivers fewer typos, more screen space, and physical controls across your Apple devices.

Unlike the traditional Clicks cases designed for specific models, the Power Keyboard is a universal, magnetic slider that brings the "Power Keys" experience to any iPhone with MagSafe or Qi2 compatibility. Whether you're a creator drafting a script or a professional triaging a flooded inbox, here is how to turn your iPhone into the ultimate productivity powerhouse.

## Universal Compatibility

The Power Keyboard doesn't require you to swap your favorite case. Using a high-strength **MagSafe or Qi2 magnetic connection**, it snaps directly onto the back of your iPhone. It works with pase, plus, pro, and Pro Max models and even the under-appreciated iPhone Mini!

Not sure if your iPhone is compatible? Chances are it is, but here's a quick rundown of iPhone models with built-in MagSafe connections:

* iPhone 17
* iPhone 16
* iPhone 15
* iPhone 14
* iPhone 13
* iPhone 12
* iPhone Air

If you bought the super slender **iPhone 16e**, don't worry—you can buy a low-cost case on Amazon that is MagSafe compatible and you can use the Clicks Power Keyboard with your iPhone 16e, no problem!

## Setting Up The Clicks Power Keyboard

The Clicks Power Keyboard connects via **Bluetooth (BLE 5.4)**. This eliminates the need for physical port alignment, making it compatible with everything from standard iPhone models to the larger **Pro Max** and **Ultra** versions.

To set up your Power Keyboard:

<Steps>
  <Step>
    **Snap it on:** Align the keyboard with the magnets on the back of your iPhone.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Pairing Mode:** When you power on the keyboard for the first time it will automatically enter pairing mode.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Pick a number** Press down on the number key that you'd like to pair your device to (1-9).
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Connect:** Select "Clicks Power Keyboard" in your iPhone's Bluetooth settings.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Customize:** Open the **Clicks App** to adjust backlighting, key behavior, and how much of the internal **2,300 mAh battery** is reserved for typing versus wirelessly topping up your phone.
  </Step>
</Steps>

**Multi-Device Switch**: You can pair up to three devices at once. Simply press the Power button on the bottom of the keyboard followed by the 1, 2, or 3 key.

## How to Clear a Channel for a New Device

If you want to pair a new device or remove a previously paired one, you can easily clear a channel:

* **Select the channel:** Press POWER + channel number (e.g., POWER + 1 for channel 1).
* **Clear the channel:** Press SYM + 0.
* **Ready to pair:** That channel is now cleared and available to add a new device. This makes it simple to switch between devices or refresh your pairing without any hassle.

## Versatile Orientations: Portrait, Landscape, and Beyond

The magic of the Power Keyboard lies in its **multiple slider positions**. You aren't locked into one way of working:

* **The Classic Portrait:** Slide the keyboard down while in vertical mode for a familiar, one-handed "BlackBerry-style" typing experience. It's perfect for quick Slack replies or tweeting on the move.
* **The Landscape Editor:** Rotate your phone horizontally and slide the keyboard out to transform your iPhone into a micro-laptop. This orientation is perfect for editing spreadsheets, drafting long-form articles, or managing complex documents.
* **The "Split" Workflow:** Because the connection is magnetic, you can even detach the keyboard entirely to use it as a remote for your iPhone while it's propped up on a stand during a video call.

The built-in slider is designed to support not just differnt screen orientations but also different phone models:

* **Slider Position 1:** Intended for landscape operation for basically any iPhone model.
* **Slider Position 2:** The second stop is for base/Pro size models that might need a little extra room.
* **Slider Position 3:** This is designed for the larger-screen models: iPhone Plus, Pro Max, and Air.

Each slider position was designed with intention to give you the best typing experience no matter what size, era, or model of iPhone you're using.

## Why Get Clicks Power Keyboard for iPhone

The most immediate benefit of using Power Keys is **reclaiming your screen**. On a standard iPhone, the virtual keyboard consumes nearly 50% of your display. With the Power Keyboard, that space is yours again. You can see the full thread of a conversation while you type, or view your entire document without a digital overlay blocking your view.

For **gaming and downtime**, the Power Keyboard acts as a compact controller for titles that support keyboard input, ensuring your thumbs never block the action on-screen. When the workday ends, use it as a dedicated remote to search for content on your Apple TV or smart screen.

## Master the Shortcuts

Power users know that speed comes from shortcuts. The Power Keyboard supports familiar iOS commands that make navigating your phone feel like using a Mac:

* **CMD + Space:** Launch Spotlight Search instantly.
* **CMD + H:** Return to the Home screen.
* **CMD + Tab:** Quickly switch between your most recent apps.
* **Custom Clicks Mode:** Use the Clicks App to map specific keys to launch your favorite **Shortcuts**.

## How Long Does The Battery Last?

The main purpose of the Clicks Power Keyboard is to create the ultimate typing experience. However, the integrated **3,300 mAh battery** is an added benefit for its ability to be an emergency top-up solution for your iPhone.

While it isn't meant to replace a large power bank for long flights, it provides that extra bit of juice to push you through a busy workday where your battery might otherwise hit Power Saver mode.

## More Than Just a Keyboard

At its core, the Power Keyboard is a dual-purpose tool. While you type, the integrated **2,300 mAh battery** can provide a 5W wireless "top-up" to your iPhone.

With the ability to pair with up to **three devices simultaneously**, you can switch from typing a text on your iPhone to replying to an email on your iPad with a simple keyboard shortcut. The benefits extend to your whole digital life as you use that physical keyboard across your entire gadget array.

### Read more

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  </Card>

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    One of the most frequent questions we get at Clicks is: "Will it fit my phone?" With the launch of the Clicks Power Keyboard, the answer is almost certainly yes. Unlike our original case-style keyboards, the Power Keyboard uses a universal magnetic slider. This means that as long as your phone has a way to attach to a magnet (built-in, through a compatible case, or by adding a magnetic...
  </Card>

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# Meet Joseph Hofer - The Keyboard Mastermind Behind the Clicks Keyboard
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/keyboard-mastermind-behind-clicks-keyboard



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Every detail of the [Clicks keyboard](https://clicks.tech) was designed with intention—and few people understand that better than Joseph Hofer. As a former lead designer behind BlackBerry's most iconic keyboards, Joseph brings decades of experience in ergonomics, tactile design, and product craftsmanship. In this conversation, he shares what makes a keyboard truly great, how Clicks evolved from BlackBerry DNA, and why hand tools (yes, including smartphones) still matter more than ever.

## 1. You've been called one of the most influential figures in keyboard design. What drew you to this incredibly niche but critical craft in the first place?

> Considering the hours invested over my career obsessing about the layout, tactile feedback, and resulting typing speeds and accuracy, I can see how that experience has helped me earn a voice on the topic.

> Prior to entering the design space, I was a woodworking enthusiast. Surrounded by traditional hand tools by the likes of Stanley, Snap-On and Starrett, I observed a level of quality and ergonomics that I didn't see present in many other product categories at the time. The safe use of hand tools is influenced as much by how intuitive, ergonomic, and trustworthy they are as it was by user skill. Using these tools for many years developed a keen sense of awareness of what makes a product earn the right of being 'high-quality'.

> During my time at BlackBerry, I grew to consider smartphones as hand tools—tools for communication. They had to fit the hand comfortably, all buttons within easy reach, and have a high performing keyboard. Likely this is what still keeps me passionate about keyboard design.

> As long as humans have hands, we'll have hand tools.

## 2. You were instrumental in the evolution of BlackBerry's iconic keyboards. What lessons or breakthroughs from that era did you carry forward into the design of Clicks?

> Early in my career at BlackBerry I apprenticed under Jason Griffin, who was even more obsessed about the typing experience than I was. We spent a lot of time brainstorming, prototyping, and testing numerous ergonomic designs, with the aim of meeting the high standards of founder and co-CEO Mike Lazaridis.

> As phone sizes reduced in width over time, we found innovative ways to indicate key locations to a user's thumbs. Initially we used the edges of oval keys that were spaced apart, but then moved to what we referred to as ErgoSurf, which was a wave/crest within a square key. This gave the tactile impression of an edge of an oval key, but allowed us to create keys that were touching, resulting in a larger surface area for graphics. This wave/crest found its way into the full lineup of BlackBerry smartphones due to its ergonomic superiority.

> When it came to rethinking Clicks ergonomics, we were starting with an already amazing keyboard design the team had initially shaped for the first generation of products. However, I felt that as the keys were enlarged and pushed closer together to create a larger surface area for graphics, we lost some of the tactile separation a user needed between each key. By 'curling' up the innermost corner of each key slightly, we were able to exaggerate the feeling of separated keys, not that much unlike ErgoSurf on BlackBerry. But reimagined in a new execution. This created a 'braille-like' feeling whereas gliding a thumb across the keypad, each key is now felt, more accurately.

## 3. The "click" of a keyboard is deeply personal to users — how do you engineer that perfect tactile feel? What goes into getting that just right?

> There are many factors that contribute to what makes a click. First there's the experience intent, which the team reverse-engineered into the technical stackup.

> The experience intent consists of pressure needed to click, the depth the key moves, where in the depth of movement the click happens, how stable the key is (does it rock or stay planar), how fast does the key snap back into place ready for the next press (for double presses), the amount of physical feedback felt from the click, and lastly the sound and volume of the click.

> Since a keypad is made of many layers of different materials from plastic, rubber and metal, getting this right takes trial and error, always made easier with an experienced manufacturing partner.

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  <img alt="Clicks Joseph Sketching Colour" />
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## 4. From a design and engineering standpoint, what makes the Clicks keyboard different from other mobile keyboards — physical or digital?

> Though we care about the branded iconic circular layout of the Clicks keyboard, the utility and performance has to be best in class. We'll never sacrifice that to look cool. I see other keyboards designed to blend into the product, or feel super modern–but they are simply not great to type on. Especially at the typing speed and amount of usage we expect Clicks users to exhibit.

## 5. You now run your own business. How does using Clicks in your day-to-day workflow help you stay productive and focused?

> As a product advisor to multiple partners and clients, I'm in Slack all the time. I can't imagine going back to a virtual keyboard and losing half the conversation visible when I'm typing a response. As a visual thinker, a larger monitor or screen always helps me be more productive.

> Secondarily I love the shortcuts, like disarming the studio alarm, mapping back to the studio from anywhere, switching to Airplane mode for meetings, and letting my wife know I'm on the way home.

## 6. What are some small, often overlooked details in Clicks that you're most proud of as a designer?

> I would say the consistency we've been able to maintain across the portfolio in a high growth stage of a startup like Clicks. Details are often lost in translation, and I'm proud of what we've been able to achieve across timezones, languages, cultures as a product development team. We've worked out formulas and principles that help sort out ergonomic specifications to cover any size of phone we end up designing for.

## 7. How has your design philosophy evolved over the years, and how does Clicks reflect where you are today creatively and professionally?

> When some of my earliest products are referred to as iconic or 'heritage', it makes me take a step back and reflect on how quickly time passes when we focus on doing what we love.

> Advising Clicks has been a complete joy, as it brings back so many memories, learnings and ideas that I had placed on a shelf whilst further establishing my design philosophy that's changed little since I started out.

> That is to create products that fulfill an unspoken need, earn trust, and outlast the trends.

## Learn More About the Clicks Keyboard

Learn more about the Clicks Keyboard for the iPhone, Google Pixel and Moto RAZR at **[Clicks.tech](https://clicks.tech)**! Or, watch these great videos:

### Clicks Keyboard for iPhone - Ultimate Guide

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### Clicks for Android Unveil

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Follow Clicks on [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/clickskeys) / [Twitter](https://twitter.com/clickskeyboard) / [Threads](https://www.threads.net/@clickskeys) / [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/clickskeys) / [TikTok](https://www.tiktok.com/@clickskeys) / [Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/ClicksKeyboard/) / [Discord](https://discord.gg/clicks)

### Read more

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    A Father’s Day Q\&A with Clicks CEO, Adrian Li Mow Ching — CEO, Entrepreneur, and Full-Time Dad
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  <Card title="Clicks Into Summer and Win a new Smartphone with Clicks Keyboard!" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicksintosummer">
    Click Into Summer and Win Your Choice of a new iPhone 16, Google Pixel 9 or Motorola RAZR+ and Clicks Keyboard!
  </Card>

  <Card title="Meet Karl Parry and his one-of-a-kind Heritage Edition Clicks Keyboard" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/customer-spotlight-karl-parry">
    Meet Karl Parry, the Clicks Customer who helped the Clicks Team bring "Clicks Mode" to life.
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# Mastering the Clicks Keyboard: What to Expect In Your First Two Weeks
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/mastering-clicks-keyboard-iphone



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  <img alt="Mastering The Clicks Keyboard What To Expect In Your First Two Weeks" />
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## What you'll learn in this article:

* What it's like to use Clicks in your first hour, day, week and two-weeks
* Strategies to improve your typing speed, accuracy and confidence
* How to get the full value out of Clicks – beyond just typing!

Think of Clicks like an instrument – unless you've played it in the past it's hard to pick it up and make beautiful music right away.

However, with just a bit of practice your thumbs will feel right at home, typing with confidence and unlocking new iPhone features only available with a keyboard.

Here are some simple tips to help you get the most out of your Clicks Keyboard over the first two weeks.

## Hour one

It's natural for typing to feel a bit foreign in the first hour using Clicks. Do these things to get familiar with your new keyboard.

### Get the Clicks Keyboard app for iPhone

Visit Apple App Store and [download the Clicks Keyboard app](https://apps.apple.com/uy/app/clicks-keyboard/id6466761655). This free app will ensure your Clicks Keyboard has the latest software and gives you control of different preferences.

### Find your balance

Remember the first time you rode a bike (without training wheels)? It takes a second to find your balance and then you're unstoppable. You'll want to take a few minutes to find the grip that feels most comfortable for you.

Most Clicks customers love cradling their phone so that it rests on their pinky finger(s), and is supported by their ring and middle finger.

This ensures the balance is just right for typing (and swiping).

### Master the basics

Begin by learning a few simple concepts key to understanding how Clicks works as an external keyboard.

| Function           | How to do it                                                                                                                                       |
| :----------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Capital letters    | Press and hold the shift (up arrow) key to type upper-case letters                                                                                 |
| Alt characters     | Press and hold the 123 key to type numbers and symbols printed on the top right corner of the key                                                  |
| More symbols       | Access symbols not printed on the keyboard by pressing the show/hide keyboard button (next to microphone key) to pull up the symbol tray on screen |
| Show/hide keyboard | The key in the bottom right (next to the microphone key) calls up the virtual keyboard in any text field.                                          |
| Keyboard backlight | Hold the 123 key and tap the globe key to toggle between the backlight off/auto modes                                                              |
| Speech to text     | Tap the microphone button in any text field to enable speech to text. Tap again to stop                                                            |
| Siri               | Press and hold the microphone button to call up Siri. Press again to end Siri                                                                      |

### Set up your preferences

Everyone types differently. Use the Clicks Keyboard app to tailor Clicks to your preferences.

| Function         | How to do it                                                                                                                                     |
| :--------------- | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Soft Return      | When enabled, pressing the return key will add a line (carriage return). If disabled, return will function as a 'send' key                       |
| Backlight        | Customize how long the keyboard backlight remains lit before dimming                                                                             |
| Caps/symbol lock | Turn these on to enable caps lock or symbol lock by double clicking the shift (up arrow) or 123 key. Press the key once more to return to normal |

## Day one

On your first day with Clicks it's not uncommon to feel like you're typing a little slower than normal as your thumbs get accustomed to real buttons. With practice this phase passes quickly.

### Practice typing

Use a free typing tutorial like MonkeyType to get more time on the keys. Putting in just a couple of short, 5-minute sessions each day will unlock speed and accuracy quickly.

Monitor your progress by tracking your words per minute and percentage accuracy after each session.

### Go hybrid

If you've got something important to write and aren't yet fully confident in your tactile typing, don't remove Clicks from your phone.

Instead, pull up the on-screen keyboard with the show/hide keyboard button (next to the microphone).

### Discover shortcuts

Clicks unlocks a ton of new keyboard shortcuts that help you navigate apps and tasks. Try out a few simple one's to see what's possible and start to build them into your muscle memory.

| Hold | Press    | In order to...               |
| :--- | :------- | :--------------------------- |
| CMD  | H        | Jump back to the home screen |
| CMD  | Spacebar | Open Spotlight search        |
| 🌐   | C        | Open Control Center          |
| 🌐   | N        | Show notifications           |

For a full list of shortcuts, visit [www.clicks.tech/begin](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/begin)

## Week one

In your first week, you will start to feel more comfortable and confident typing on physical keys.

Don't be surprised if you find yourself being able to touch type without having to look at the keyboard!

### Keep practicing

Continue to use a typing tutorial like MonkeyType to increase your speed and accuracy. Look back and compare your scores to your first typing tests on Day 1 and see how far you've come.

Speeds of 70+ words per minute (at 100% accuracy) are not out of reach!

### Explore different apps

A key benefit of Clicks is the added screen real-estate you get by moving the virtual keyboard off screen. This is especially helpful in apps like:

| App       | Benefit                                                                                                                                                       |
| :-------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Messages  | See more of your conversation to get the whole context of the chat                                                                                            |
| Notes     | More space for to-do lists, brainstorming ideas, capturing lecture notes                                                                                      |
| Instagram | Caption your story posts without the keyboard getting in the way of your content. Chat with viewers during a live stream while keeping your video full-screen |
| Journal   | See more of your journal entries, including photos, so you can translate your ideas into words                                                                |
| Safari    | Completing online order details or forms without the fields being blocked by the on-screen keyboard                                                           |

## Week two

Now that you've mastered the basics of tactile typing and navigating with keyboard shortcuts, you're ready to begin unlocking Clicks as a remote control for apps and actions you rely on throughout your day.

### Build Apple Shortcuts

The Shortcuts app in iOS makes it easy to automate tasks. Shortcuts is a powerful app that can handle a range of tasks from simple, like opening an app, to sophisticated like emailing everyone on your need calendar appointment and sending your ETA.

Find a number of ready-made shortcuts in the Shortcuts app, or browse some of our favorites below, and install them yourself with a tap on the link.

### Configure Clicks Mode

After building shortcuts for your common tasks, you can initiate them at the push of a button on your Clicks Keyboard. Visit [this article](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/how-turn-clicks-keyboard-iphone-remote-control-your-life) for detailed instructions on how to configure Clicks Mode to launch Apple Shortcuts.

### Sample Shortcuts

| Name            | Description                                                                                                                                                         | Link                                                                         |
| :-------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| New voice note  | Initiates a new voice note recording                                                                                                                                | [Install](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/05f9cf473bbf4819b24e792511e27350) |
| New note        | Creates a new note in the Notes app                                                                                                                                 | [Install](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/dd5a913f4d3a4eba920069a729ba8d2d) |
| Enable focus    | Move in and out of focus mode                                                                                                                                       | [Install](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/75d849a873564b44b0fda86d36dc91f4) |
| Running late    | Email all the attendees on your next calendar invite with a message saying your running late that includes your ETA based on travel time from your current location | Install                                                                      |
| On my way home! | Send a text to a contact letting them know you're on-route to your home address, including your ETA based on driving time and traffic conditions                    | [Install](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/a66ef643f1a4438e86222df6fcc1fd5b) |
| Shazam song     | Launch Shazam and start listening for the current song artist and title                                                                                             | [Install](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/38e8f95b24544c97a30497259dfdfa0a) |

## Join the Clickster Community

Looking for more tips, tricks or help as you get up to speed with Clicks? Join our [Clickster Community on Discord](https://discord.com/invite/clicks)!

### Read more

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    The Clicks Keyboard for Android is here. Learn how to use keyboard shortcuts to launch apps and navigate your Android phone.
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    The 36 buttons on your Clicks Keyboard can be used for so much more than just typing. By enabling Clicks Mode to work with iOS Shortcuts, you can use the buttons on your Clicks Keyboard to quickly launch apps, trigger workflows or take actions you perform frequently
  </Card>

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    Everyone types a little differently. That’s why your Clicks Keyboard gives you ways to tailor your typing experience to your personal preferences.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Navigate your iPhone with Keyboard Shortcuts" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/navigate-your-iphone-ios-keyboard-shortcuts">
    With Clicks you will find that many of the keyboard shortcuts you use on your Mac or iPad Magic Keyboard work on your iPhone.
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</CardGroup>


# Meet Clicks for iPhone 16: Pushing Buttons Beyond Typing
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/meet-clicks-iphone-16-pushing-buttons-beyond-typing



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  <iframe title="Meet Clicks for iPhone 16" />
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## What you'll learn in this article:

* Discover what's new in [Clicks for iPhone 16](https://discover.clicks.tech/products/clicks-keyboard-for-iphone-16)
* Understand the decisions that drove the design
* Why Clicks for iPhone 16 is the best Clicks Keyboard yet

### Here's a rundown of some of the key highlights:

1. Redesigned keyboard elevates input
2. New premium materials and finishes inside and out
3. MagSafe compatibility built in
4. Data mode improves connectivity with CarPlay and beyond
5. Clicks Mode turns iPhone into a remote control for your life

[Clicks for iPhone 16](https://discover.clicks.tech/products/clicks-keyboard-for-iphone-16) has been redesigned from the ground up to push the boundaries of how buttons on a smartphone can allow you to communicate, take control and immerse yourself in content. Here are some of the new features coming to the latest Clicks Keyboard.

## 1. Redesigned keyboard for elevated input

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While retaining the original design, we've re-engineered fundamental aspects of the keyboard to create the best typing experience.

On Clicks for iPhone 16 Pro, each key is now larger, increasing the size of each target for more confident typing. By moving to a new material for the enclosure, we have been able to push the keys further out towards the edges, making better use of the real estate available on Clicks.

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We studied dozens of different key shapes, evaluating different button slopes and key heights in an effort to improve the typing experience. The result is an all-new design that makes the keyboard feel more spacious...

The new sculpted keys add ergonomic separation between each button that enables faster, more comfortable typing over longer periods (and fewer typos).

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Compared to a keyboard with flat keys, the new sculpted keys increase the distance between the highest point on each key, making the buttons easier to find when touch typing.

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Transitioning the return key from a pill shape to a circular button allowed us to add another key to the keyboard, putting more of the symbols you use most at your fingertips. The % and \* symbols are now alternate characters on the 'Z' and 'C' keys and a new key gives a dedicated home to @ and #.

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We also took advantage of the increased key surface area on this latest generation of Clicks to rebuild our typography from scratch. The result is larger, crisper printing on each button.

You'll notice that the shortcut to turn on/off the backlight has moved from the globe key to the microphone key. The choice to put them on opposite sides of the keyboard aims to reduce the chances of accidentally turning the backlight on or off while typing.

Clicks for iPhone 16 also further optimizes the key pressure and actuation force required to depress each button, making typing on Clicks feel easier and more natural than ever – all while maintaining the perfect Click.

## 2. New, premium materials and finishes

Clicks for iPhone 16 comes in three beautiful new colors: Surf, Spice and Onyx.

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This new generation of Clicks Keyboards introduces a new enclosure material that elevates the feel of Clicks in your hand, while protecting your phone.

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Brushed metal side keys (in black to complement the keypad and back grip plate), give the volume keys, Action button and power button satisfying tactility that matches the keyboard.

A new interior surface treatment covers the built-in MagSafe module with a microfibre liner that's as elegant as it is soft.

Finally, you'll notice a thoughtful pass-through on the right hand side of the enclosure to accommodate iPhone's new capture key.

## 3. Connectivity at home, in the car and beyond

Clicks for iPhone 16 is now compatible with MagSafe, making it easy to use with your accessories at home and on the go.

The MagSafe charging ring has been hidden under the surface of the enclosure to maintain a clean, minimalist design.

The latest Clicks Keyboard introduces a new USB-C data pass-through mode, allowing Clicks to be used with wired accessories – like CarPlay or your computer.

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When you connect a USB-C accessory to your iPhone through the USB-C port on Clicks, data pass-through can be enabled using a keyboard shortcut (holding the 123 key and pressing the spacebar) or through the Clicks Keyboard app.

While in USB-C data mode, iPhone will prioritize the data from your external USB-C accessory, so keyboard functionality will be paused. When you're done with data pass-through mode, just unplug the accessory and your keyboard function will be restored.

## 4. Clicks Mode turns your keyboard into a remote control for your life

Clicks isn't just a keyboard - but a remote control for the apps, workflows and devices you use everyday.

By configuring 'Clicks Mode' to work with shortcuts in the Apple Shortcuts app, you can take simple actions like opening an app or calling a contact, or take advanced app commands like turning off your house lights or Shazam-ing a song.

In an upcoming release of the Clicks Keyboard app, you will be able to browse through a library of pre-built shortcuts you can click to quickly install in the Shortcuts app.

Here are some of our favorite shortcuts that Clicks Mode enables.

| Shortcut                                   | What it does                                                                                                         | Get it                                                                          |
| :----------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| <Columns><img alt="Shazam" /></Columns>    | Starts listening for a song and returns the details                                                                  | [Install it](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/6d27fd9f7147443caa882e6490c475bf) |
| <Columns><img alt="Focus" /></Columns>     | Toggles in and out of focus mode                                                                                     | [Install it](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/7e56c5be5dfc43d293fa1b5735c0bed8) |
| <Columns><img alt="Voicenote" /></Columns> | Begins recording a voice note                                                                                        | [Install it](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/6c9a7187f1184d19a2ea36d3ad0b5206) |
| <Columns><img alt="Instagram" /></Columns> | Launches the Instagram app                                                                                           | [Install it](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/870b78695cc24b88a7af4dec7c8163d7) |
| <Columns><img alt="Onmyway" /></Columns>   | Sends a text message to a predetermined contact with a canned message and ETA based on driving time to a destination | [Install it](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/35ceac6447ff46c0a4e47294e0e2b6a7) |

Clicks for iPhone 16 builds on the success of Clicks for iPhone 15 and iPhone 14 with new enhancements that push the benefits of buttons beyond typing. Learn more about the [Clicks Keyboard for iPhone 16](https://discover.clicks.tech/products/clicks-keyboard-for-iphone-16) and check out the full range of Clicks Keyboard models and colors [here](https://discover.clicks.tech/collections/shop-all).

### Read more

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# Meet Clicks for Razr: A keyboard you’ll flip for.
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/meet-clicks-razr-keyboard-youll-flip



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Clicks for the Motorola Razr transforms the foldable experience — unlocking full-screen productivity while keeping Razr ultra-pocketable. Best of all, Clicks adds a real keyboard that lets you type, navigate, and take control — all from the external display.

Optimized for the Motorola Razr+ (2024), Clicks is also compatible with the base Motorola Razr (2024). Clicks for Razr comes in two colors as unique as your flip itself – Electric (blue) and Onyx (Black).

Be sure to watch the video above for an introduction to Clicks for Razr and read on for some of our favorite highlights.

## 1. Pocketable productivity

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Clicks makes Razr+ even more powerful by combining the largest and smartest external display on a foldable with the benefits of real buttons. With Clicks, you don't have to flip open your phone to get things done:

* Wake and unlock the external screen at the push of a button
* Maximizes all 4" of the external display by moving the keyboard off the screen
* Gives you a huge canvas for content and creation when flipped open

## 2. Premium typing experience

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The best mobile keyboard yet, with buttons designed to help you type faster, longer and more accurately.

* Ergonomically contoured keys for comfort
* High quality metal dome switches for satisfying tactile feedback
* Backlit keys for night-time and low-light typing

## 3. Ultimate control in the palm of your hand

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Launch Google Gemini instantly, open your favorite apps, and even snap hands-free selfies at the push of a button. Here are a few of our favorite shortcuts; for a full list, check out this article.

Take selfies with the help of the external display using the return key as a capture button

* Launch apps instantly from the external display like:
  * Search + G = Gmail
  * Search + Y = YouTube
  * Search + K = Calendar
  * Dedicated Gemini key – Access Google AI instantly
  * Search + Backspace = Go back
* Even more shortcuts when your Razr is flipped open:
  * Search + N = Open notifications
  * Alt + Clicks = Switch recent apps
* Navigate Razr with real buttons:
  * Search = Open app drawer
  * Search + Return = Home

We couldn't be more excited to bring the award-winning Clicks Keyboard to Android. For more info, be sure to watch the [launch video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoSf21Arj8A) from MrMobile himself!

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# Navigate your iPhone with iOS Keyboard Shortcuts
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/navigate-your-iphone-ios-keyboard-shortcuts



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## What you'll learn in this article:

* What are keyboard shortcuts
* How to use iOS keyboard shortcuts with Clicks
* Learn helpful keyboard shortcuts that work with Clicks in your favorite apps

One of the benefits of a hardware keyboard is that you can use combination keystrokes (known as keyboard shortcuts) to quickly navigate your phone and move through apps that would normally take multiple swipes and taps to complete.

With Clicks you will find that many of the keyboard shortcuts you use on your Mac or iPad Magic Keyboard work on your iPhone.

Many keyboard shortcuts involve holding the CMD key (next to the space bar) while pressing another key to invoke the shortcut.

## 1. Global iOS Shortcuts

Here are some popular and handy shortcuts that work across your iPhone.

| Shortcut                         | Hold | Press    |
| :------------------------------- | :--- | :------- |
| Return to the home screen        | CMD  | H        |
| Launch Spotlight search          | CMD  | Spacebar |
| Show notifications               | 🌐   | N        |
| Open command center              | 🌐   | C        |
| Copy highlighted text            | CMD  | C        |
| Cut highlighted text             | CMD  | X        |
| Paste text at a cursor location  | CMD  | V        |
| Unlock phone & go to home screen | CMD  | Spacebar |

## 2. iOS App Specific Shortcuts

Here are some popular and handy shortcuts that work across your iPhone.

| Application         | Shortcut                                 | Hold  | Press     |
| :------------------ | :--------------------------------------- | :---- | :-------- |
| **Safari**          | Scroll down web page                     |       | Spacebar  |
|                     | Scroll up web page                       | Shift | Spacebar  |
|                     | Open new tab                             | CMD   | N         |
|                     | Close current tab                        | CMD   | W         |
|                     | Open history                             | CMD   | Y         |
|                     | Share page via email                     | CMD   | I         |
|                     | Find on page                             | CMD   | F         |
|                     | Refresh page                             | CMD   | R         |
|                     | Bookmark page                            | CMD   | D         |
| **Messages**        | Compose new message                      | CMD   | N         |
|                     | Reply to last message                    | CMD   | R         |
|                     | Respond with emphasis                    | CMD   | T         |
|                     | Edit last sent iMessage                  | CMD   | E         |
|                     | Show contact information                 | CMD   | I         |
| **Mail**            | Compose a new email (from inbox)         | CMD   | N         |
|                     | Delete current email (within an email)   |       | Backspace |
|                     | Reply to current email (within an email) | CMD   | R         |
|                     | Select all                               | CMD   | A         |
| **Voice Recording** | Start a new voice recording              | CMD   | N         |
|                     | Stop & save voice recording              | CMD   | S         |
| **iMovie**          | Start/stop video clip playback           |       | Spacebar  |
|                     | Split clip                               | CMD   | B         |
|                     | Rotate clip                              | CMD   | R         |
| **Photos**          | Enter editing mode                       |       | Return    |
| **Music**           | Search for music                         | CMD   | F         |
|                     | Create a new playlist                    | CMD   | N         |

Clicks also supports keyboard shortcuts that will work with many of your favorite third party apps.

## Take your shortcut superpowers to the next level with Clicks Mode

The above shortcuts are all baked into iOS by default. By configuring Clicks Mode on your iPhone you can customize the 36 buttons on your keyboard to enable even more shortcuts, commands and automations. Learn how here.

### Read more

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# The Samsung Users' Guide to Clicks Power Keyboard
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/samsung-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard



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For years, the Samsung Galaxy experience has involved a silent trade-off. We gained some of the most stunning mobile displays in the world, but we keep losing that real estate to the digital keyboard any time we try and get stuff done. The moment you need to reply to a Slack message or draft an email, that virtual keyboard slides up and consumes nearly half of that beautiful Infinity Display.

> With the launch of the Clicks Power Keyboard, that compromise is officially over.

The Clicks Power Keyboard delivers fewer typos, more screen space, and physical controls across your Samsung ecosystem. Thanks to its versatile design, the Power Keyboard is a universal, magnetic slider that brings "Power Keys" to any Galaxy smartphone (with a magnetic case). Whether you're a creator drafting a script on your S26 Ultra or a professional triaging an inbox on an S24, here is how to turn your phone into the ultimate productivity powerhouse.

## Connecting Your Clicks Power Keyboard To Your Samsung Smartphone

Even though Samsung Galaxy smartphones still don't have built-in magnets to connect to accessories (we really though the S26 lineup was gonna usher that in) you can still get your "Power Keys" to work with your Galaxy phone by using any of the following:

* **Add a magnetic ring** - This is the cheapest way. Just buy a stick-on smartphone magnet ring on Amazon and you're all set
* **Buy an official Samsung Magnet Case**- This is much more expensive, but also much more elegant
* **Buy a compatible magnetic case for your phone**- If you don't want to shell out the premium pay for the "real-deal" you can find many compatible cases on Amazon that aren't made by Samsung

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  Note. Since the Galaxy flagships for the past five years have all included wireless charging, by using any of the above methods, you'll be able to tap into the Clicks Power Keyboard's other main advantage, it's built-in 2,300 mAh battery.
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## Setting Up Your Clicks Power Keyboard

Because the Power Keyboard connects via Bluetooth (BLE 5.4), it is compatible with the entire modern Galaxy lineup. Setup is nearly instantaneous:

* **Enter Pairing Mode**: Press and hold the power key, then pick which number you would like to assign. (1-9). The LED will indicate that Power Keys is discoverable.
* **Pair on Galaxy**: Navigate to your Samsung's Bluetooth settings and select Clicks Power Keyboard.
* **Automatic Connection**: Your phone is now saved to the 1 key.

You can pair up to three different devices simultaneously and switch between them by pressing the Power button and then the 1, 2, or 3 key.

## How to Clear a Channel for a New Device

If you want to pair a new device or remove a previously paired one, you can easily clear a channel:

* **Select the channel:** Press POWER + channel number (e.g., POWER + 1 for channel 1).
* **Clear the channel:** Press SYM + 0.
* **Ready to pair:** That channel is now cleared and available to add a new device. This makes it simple to switch between devices or refresh your pairing without any hassle.

## Master the Android Shortcuts

The real magic of Clicks on a Samsung device happens through system shortcuts. These allow you to navigate your phone with the speed of a laptop user:

* **CMD + Space**: Launch your system search instantly.
* **CMD + H**: Jump back to your Home screen.
* **CMD + Tab**: Quickly cycle through your most recent apps.

This is just to name a few of the built-in [Android shortcuts](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/how-use-keyboard-shortcuts-launch-apps-and-navigate-your-android-phone) that are available on these smartphones that most people never tap into using their digital keyboards.

## Beyond the Keys: The Power of Flexibility

The Clicks Power Keyboard isn't just a typing tool for your smartphone. It's the key linking your whole ecosystem of Samsung devices (phone, tablet, even TV) through one central device.

Typing on the Power Keyboard is a dream. It features backlit keys for confident work in low-light environments and a dedicated number row that makes entering phone numbers or editing spreadsheets significantly faster.

The integrated 2,300 mAh battery powers the keyboard itself and can wirelessly top up your smartphone via MagSafe or Qi2 charging (but, this means you'll have to add a magnetic ring or compatible case to your Samsung Galaxy smartphone).

Clicks Power Keyboard unlocks a new level of productivity and control for any device you use it with. Samsung users will finally be able to enjoy the sculpted keys and satisfying "clicks" our company is known for.

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# Season's Essentials: Perfect Pairings for Your Clicks Keyboard
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/seasons-essentials-perfect-pairings-your-clicks-keyboard



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We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. [Learn more](https://discover.clicks.tech/terms-and-conditions).

If you're someone who tends to spend the holiday season ruthlessly searching for the perfect presents for your loved ones, you're not alone. Choosing just the right gift can take quite a bit of consideration no matter who the recipient might be. For the upcoming holiday season, we thought we'd help assist in the gift hunt for the [Clicks Keyboard](https://clicks.tech) user in your life with a list of our favorite products to pair with Clicks for an enhanced experience, whether that's a friend, family member, significant other, or even yourself.

## Satechi Vegan-Leather MagSafe Wallet

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Now that Clicks offers MagSafe support beginning with Clicks for iPhone 16 models, the door opens to even more accessories to use with a Clicks Keyboard. And for those hoping to slim down on everything they're carrying around on a daily basis, this new functionality shouldn't be overlooked. One of our favorite MagSafe gifts is [Satechi's minimalist MagSafe Wallet](http://buy.geni.us/Proxy.ashx?TSID=8428\&dtb=1\&GR_URL=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2FSatechi-Magnetic-Magsafe-Wallet-Through%2Fdp%2FB0CJVRYXPL%2Fref%3Dsr_1_1_sspa). Ultra slim and made of vegan leather, this wallet magnetically attaches to the back of Clicks to keep up to four cards safe and secure. Its hinge design opens the wallet out at angles up to 160 degrees so you can use it as a phone stand for when you want to stream a video or go hands-free. It even offers NFC pass-through that allows you to use Tap to Pay without removing your card. Six colorways from black and brown to blue and orange are available, including a few that are well-matched with some of Clicks colorways.

## Anker MagGo Power Bank

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Clicks for iPhone upgrades your smartphone experience so you can get more done efficiently - anywhere you are. The Clicks Keyboard has a built-in charging port so you can keep your phone charged while it's attached, and it even works with wireless chargers! For those who really want to make sure they can work on-the-go with Clicks without limitations like how long their phone can last on a single battery charge, [Anker's MagGo Power Bank](https://www.anker.com/products/a1664-maggo-10000mah-power-bank?variant=44058070515862) is a must-have accessory that lets you wirelessly charge your phone wherever you go. With the ability to power up an iPhone 15 Pro from 0% to 50% in under an hour, this high-capacity power bank has upgraded thermal insulation to keep it cool to the touch and is Anker's slimmest wireless power bank to date.

## Superhuman

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Getting more accomplished throughout your day with Clicks becomes even easier with an app like [Superhuman](https://superhuman.com/pricing). With its integrated intuitive shortcuts, Superhuman makes emailing quicker than ever before. You can press "C" while in your inbox to compose a new email, "R" while reading a message to reply, or "F" to forward an email, but these are just the tip of the iceberg ([full list of shortcuts here](https://download.superhuman.com/Superhuman%20Keyboard%20Shortcuts.pdf)). We'd also be remiss to not mention Superhuman's bevy of advanced AI features that can help you write emails, triage incoming messages, automate responses and more. If you've ever wished you could read through your inbox quicker or respond to important messages faster, Superhuman is an essential download.

## Syncwire Metal Cell Phone Ring + Stand

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One of the first things a Clicks Keyboard user learns is [how to properly hold the device](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/mastering-clicks-keyboard-iphone); after all, it's been a while since any of us have typed with a phone keyboard (if ever!). However, if you're looking to find an even better grip on your phone with Clicks, [Syncwire's Cell Phone Ring](http://buy.geni.us/Proxy.ashx?TSID=8428\&dtb=1\&GR_URL=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fdp%2FB07QVYLDRL) can be adhered to the back of your keyboard to give you an extra way to keep your device secure in your hand. This phone ring can rotate 360 degrees, allowing you to use it as a phone stand or fold it up alongside your Clicks Keyboard when you don't feel like using it. And even more handy, you can buy it alongside one of [Syncwire's car mounts](https://arc.net/l/quote/zufjuwpl) and use them together to easily mount your phone in your vehicle.

## Bellroy's Sling Mini Premium Bag

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It's no secret that using a Clicks Keyboard with your phone adds a few extra inches to its overall size, and while some users find it easily pocketable, others may find it more comfortable placed in a bag or purse. [Bellroy's Sling Mini Premium Bag](https://bellroy.com/products/sling-mini-premium?color=deep_plum\&material=baida_ripstop\&size=sling_mini#slide-0) is one of our top favorites for those looking to free up their pockets and still bring Clicks wherever they go. With a sophisticated unisex aesthetic, this compact leather sling helps you keep your essentials close and includes thoughtful design features to enhance your day out, like a soft-lined sunglasses pouch, a built-in key clip, and padded back paneling. Plus, it's available in two different colors and comes with a three-year warranty.

## Courant MAG:2 Classics Dual-Device Charging Stand

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For the moments when it's time to recharge Clicks and give your fingers a rest, a MagSafe-compatible wireless charging stand like the [MAG:2 Classics from Courant](https://staycourant.com/products/mag-2-classics?title=ash) is a perfect addition to any desk or bedside table. Featuring a sleek design with premium pebble-grain Italian leather, weighted non-slip construction, and a durable braided nylon cable, this is a wireless charger that stands apart from the many and even features a second charging spot where you can power up a pair of [Apple AirPods](http://buy.geni.us/Proxy.ashx?TSID=8428\&dtb=1\&GR_URL=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2FApple-Headphones-Cancellation-Transparency-Personalized%2Fdp%2FB0DGJ7HYG1) simultaneously. It's hard to find a nicer way to keep your Clicks Keyboard and phone charged than this.

## Give the Gift of Buttons this Holiday Season

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Despite how often it's been said, "it's the thought that counts" is definitely one of the most important things to remember when it comes to finding the right gift for any loved one. Honing in on interests is the key to selecting a gift that will continue to put a smile on their face for months to come; maybe that gift will even be a new Clicks Keyboard! Clicks is now available in stores at [Best Buy](https://www.bestbuy.com/site/brands/clicks/pcmcat1717696315532.c?id=pcmcat1717696315532) and can be ordered on their website for delivery or in-store pickup. Meanwhile, [our official Clicks website](https://discover.clicks.tech/) ships worldwide with free shipping. Merry Clickmas!

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    At Clicks, we believe your technology should work for you, not against you. Since the beginning, we've been dedicated to helping people reclaim their screen real estate and rediscover the precision that only a physical keyboard can provide. With the launch of the Clicks Power Keyboard, we're bringing that high-performance tactile experience to a massive new world of devices....
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    The Clicks Power Keyboard relies on a high-strength magnetic connection to "snap" onto the back of your smartphone. While this is a native feature for some devices, Samsung Galaxy phones just refuse to adopt this feature. Having a built-in magnetic ring in the chassis is standard with many other phones, but not galaxy devices. At least not as of 2026. Having no magnetic ring on...
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    The iPhone 17e is a capable and lower-cost iPhone. Since you're saving some cash on the hardware, it's a little easier to spend your money on accessories to improve the phone experience. In this article, we'll show you how to get up and running with the Clicks Power Keyboard on iPhone 17e.
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    Yes, you can easily add a physical keyboard to your iPhone 17e by pairing it with the Clicks Power Keyboard.
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# The Secret to a Great Keyboard: Inside Clicks’ Button Design
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/secret-great-keyboard-inside-clicks-button-design



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We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. [Learn more](https://discover.clicks.tech/terms-and-conditions).

When you look at a keyboard, what do you see? If you're like most people, you likely see the key shape and maybe keyboard layout. Here at [Clicks](https://clicks.tech), we see hundreds of different decisions encompassing physics, ergonomics, dexterity and feedback, all coming together in pursuit of a world-class typing experience.

In short: forget what you think you know about keyboards, look past surface level appearances and dive into the details as we explain the Clicks keyboard buttons.

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## 🔘 Key Shape: More Than a Look

Round. Square. Chicklet shaped. What's the difference? The reality is, the shape of the keys is less important than the ergonomics of the key caps surfacing itself.

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Early keyboard smartphone buttons (like the ones found on the RIM 950 or BlackBerry 7290) were round. Round buttons increase structural integrity of the device because there's more webbing between the keys. Round buttons also create more edges which make the keys easier to find by touch, and roll on to.

As smartphones evolved and needed to become smaller, more compact and thinner, square keys were adopted. But in developing the key caps found on acclaimed keyboard phones like the Bold 9000 or Bold 9900, the industrial design team aimed to emulate the ergonomic impact of round buttons.

In moving from [Clicks for iPhone 15](https://discover.clicks.tech/products/clicks-for-iphone-15), to [Clicks for iPhone 16](https://discover.clicks.tech/products/clicks-keyboard-for-iphone-16), we aimed to improve the overall typing experience by creating an all-new contoured button surface that would contribute to the ergonomic separation between the rows, increase the button surface area and create more definitive strike points for your thumbs.

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Other subtle contouring enhancements were made to keys like spacebar, return and shift to make them distinguishable by feel, and avoid inadvertent key presses.

## ⌨️ Keyboard Layout: Designed for Speed and Muscle Memory

Choosing where to place different characters, symbols and keys is an important decision that contributes to typing speed and accuracy as it has implications on dexterity, and muscle memory. While the ten-finger keyboards we're accustomed to on our desktops and laptops can (and should) serve as a reference point, a mobile keyboard doesn't have as many buttons, and so tough decisions and trade-offs need to be made.

In making these decisions for Clicks, we tried to put ourselves in the shoes of customers and aim to align with the virtual keyboard layout they would be accustomed to. On Clicks iPhone, this meant orienting the numbers across the top row, similar to the iPhone on-screen keyboard. But on Android, users are more accustomed to a 3x3 dial pad layout.

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Choosing which symbols and characters to elevate to alternate keys, and where to place them on the keyboard considered common mobile device use cases, key combinations and aimed to establish logical groupings e.g. @ and # being placed together as common symbols used in social media apps.

## 🎯 Actuation Pressure: Feel the Click

Achieving a satisfying typing experience is a task that considers multiple senses: a distinct auditory click and a confident key switch. Again, there's a balancing act here.

New mobile typists might enjoy a lighter key switch, requiring less 'actuation pressure' to activate the button, but if it's too light there isn't enough feedback to type confidently at higher speeds.

More actuation pressure makes for a more satisfying keyboard experience, but make it too heavy a force needed to engage the key and the keyboard becomes tiring over longer typing sessions.

The size of the key itself makes an impact here, too. The same actuation weight will 'feel' different based on the size of the key based on the surface area over which the force is being distributed. The force required to engage the larger keys on the Pro Max or Razr Keyboard will be different from the more compact iPhone Pro keyboard.

Key shape, keyboard layout and actuation pressure are just three of the many factors that Clicks obsesses over including key travel, keyboard pushers, key switch materials, key height and beyond…

The Clicks Keyboard may not look like some of the iconic mobile keyboards of the past, but looks alone can be deceiving. What's irrefutable is that Clicks are world class industrial designers, keyboard enthusiasts and mobile technologists challenging the limits of keyboard design that raises the bar on mobile typing.

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# Support
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/support



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            Explore our FAQs, get started quickly with our Clicks guide, or reach
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          Learn how to use Clicks.
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          Learn about the Clicks warranty - what’s covered and how to claim.
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          Unlock hidden tricks and exclusive insights to get even more out of Clicks.
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          Get in touch with our expert customer support team.
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        <Card title="Report a Bug" href="https://www.clicks.tech/bug-report" icon="bug">
          Found a problem? Let us know so we can fix it.
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      Product Questions
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      <Accordion title="Can I charge my iPhone with Clicks?">
        Yes. You can still charge your phone with Clicks as normal via the Lightning or USB-C port at the bottom of the keyboard. Some Clicks models are also compatible with wireless charging standards like MagSafe and Qi2. Check your specific model of Clicks to ensure compatibility.
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      <Accordion title="Does Clicks have a battery?">
        No. Clicks does not contain a battery. Clicks connects directly to your phone using USB-C or Lightning. The keyboard draws a small amount of power from your phone.
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      <Accordion title="Does Clicks use Bluetooth to pair with the iPhone?">
        No. Clicks connects directly to your phone through USB-C or Lightning. A direct connection ensures the optimal typing experience.
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      <Accordion title="Will Clicks impact my iPhone’s battery life?">
        Clicks draws a minimal amount of power from your phone. 

        When Clicks is connected but not in use there is very little impact on the battery. 

        When in use, power consumption will depend on a few factors. 

        If the backlight is turned off, even on a heavy use day battery usage will typically be less than \~2% per hour.

        If backlight is enabled, usage may increase up to another \~2% per hour.

        The backlight brightness and time out period can be customized in the Clicks App. A battery saving mode gives you additional control over power consumption by cutting the connection between Clicks and your phone after a period of inactivity.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Does Clicks support MagSafe?">
        The latest Clicks for iPhone 16 series Keyboard is our best yet. We’re proud to add MagSafe, so that Clicks will now work seamlessly with your MagSafe accessories.

        Clicks for iPhone 14 and 15 series does not have any magnets inside, it simply uses the iPhone's existing MagSafe feature to pass through the case and connect to compatible accessories.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Is Clicks Made for iPhone certified?">
        We have built the Clicks Keyboard to adhere to Apple Made for iPhone guidelines. MFI certifications can be found [here](https://mfi.apple.com/account/accessory-search).
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Does Clicks work with my wired headphones">
        No. Wired headphones through USB-C or Lighting are not currently supported. Please note that Airpods and other wireless earphones work great when using Clicks.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Can I use another case with Clicks?">
        No. Clicks is designed to provide some of the protective benefits of a case along with the added functionality of a keyboard. Screen protectors will not affect the usage of Clicks and can remain installed.
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      <Accordion title="Is Clicks IP67 rated / water resistant?">
        No. Making a water resistant keyboard would require the keys to be sealed and would diminish the typing experience.

        Do not go swimming with Clicks. Caution should be taken to remove Clicks when going into environments that are going to be wet and/or extremely humid.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="How durable is Clicks? Can it take a fall?">
        With tens of thousands of Clicks Keyboard cases sold, we have found to date that Clicks has proven to be quite durable in everyday use.

        Clicks offers added protection for your phone against scratches, minor bumps and drops - similar to how a silicon rubber case would.

        In terms of the everyday on and off use, Clicks has been tested to withstand over 2,000 installations and removals.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Can I use wired CarPlay and transfer data with Clicks?">
        This depends on your iPhone model.

        Clicks for the iPhone 14 Pro (and models that use Apple’s lightning connector) support both charging and data, meaning that while Clicks is on your iPhone you can use CarPlay or transfer data on your Mac via the lightning connector (Note: connecting to iTunes on PC not supported when Clicks is installed).

        Clicks for iPhone 15 Pro (and models that use USB-C) only support fast charging while Clicks is on your iPhone. At this time, the USB-C connector will not allow for both Clicks to be connected to the iPhone and allow for data and charging. This means using wired CarPlay or transfer data will require you to remove your iPhone from Clicks. Listening to music via Bluetooth and connecting to CarPlay wirelessly will still work with Clicks installed.

        Clicks for iPhone 16 models adds a USB-C data pass through mode, so you can use Clicks with Apple CarPlay or other accessories that require data.
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      <Accordion title="Is there any lag while typing with Clicks?">
        No. Clicks connects directly to your phone through its USB-C or Lightning connector ensuring an ultra-fast connection and typing experience.
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      <Accordion title="Can I still type on the touchscreen keyboard with Clicks?">
        Yes. The virtual keyboard is never far away. 

        On Clicks for iPhone, press the show/hide keyboard button to open and close the keyboard. 

        On Clicks for Android, hold the ‘alt’ key and press ‘k’ to reveal the touchscreen keyboard.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Can I type on Clicks while I’m on the phone?">
        Absolutely! But keep in mind, we optimize the keyboard for that perfect sounding click. So, if you’re typing while on a call the other person might hear you typing. A stealthy workaround in those situations is to press pull up the on-screen keyboard to type silently.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Can I insert Emoji into my messages while using Clicks?">
        Yes. We wanted to include an Emoji button on the Clicks keyboard, however this feature is not currently supported by iOS external keyboard support. Until Apple supports this feature there are two methods of inputting Emoji with Clicks:

        Method 1- Symbol Key: Press %+= on Clicks to open the iOS touchscreen keyboard and tap the Emoji menu.

        Method 2- Language Key: Pressing the 🌐 button on Clicks will allow you to toggle between languages on the device. Emoji is treated as a language and can be accessed via this button. To configure this Method, you must first add an additional language to iOS if you do not already have one installed (even if you never plan to use that language). Once an additional language is installed, pressing the 🌐 will move between keyboards so you can quickly pull up the emoji tray. This hack effectively turns the 🌐 into an Emoji shortcut on Clicks.

        To configure this method, go to: iPhone Settings > General > Keyboard > Keyboards > Add New Keyboard. Once the additional language is added, ensure Emoji is listed as the second language.
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      <Accordion title="Do you need to install the Clicks app to use Clicks?">
        Clicks works out of the box with your phone, as soon as you insert your phone. No app required! 

        However, the free Clicks App does allow you to customize settings and configure preferences so you can get the most out of your keyboard. Plus, the Clicks App lets you upgrade your keyboard’s firmware, unlocking new features. 

        [Get the Clicks App for iPhone in App Store](https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/clicks-keyboard/id6466761655)

        [Get the Clicks App for Android on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.clicks.companionapp)
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      <Accordion title="What shortcuts are supported?">
        Many iOS shortcuts are supported by Clicks and we continue to discover more that work everyday!

        Here are some of our favorites to get you started:

        ‍Wake/Unlock Your iPhone

        -tap any button on the keyboard to wake screen and unlock with FaceID (no need to swipe on touchscreen!)

        ‍iOS global shortcuts‍

        CMD + H = return to home\
        CMD + Space = launch search\
        Press & hold Microphone button to activate Siri

        ‍Messages‍

        CMD + N to compose a new message\
        CMD + R to reply to message\
        CMD + T to respond with emphasis\
        CMD + I to show contact information

        ‍Mail

        ‍InboxCMD + N to compose a new email\
        CMD + L filter inbox\
        Tab: search inbox

        In an emailBACKSPACE (delete current message)\
        CMD + R to reply\
        CMD + A to select all

        ‍Safari‍

        Space bar: scroll site, one page at a time\
        CMD + N for new tab\
        CMD + W to close current tab\
        CMD + Y for history\
        CMD + I to send current page via email\
        CMD + F to find on page

        ‍Music‍

        CMD + F to search for music\
        CMD + N for new playlist

        ‍Photos & Videos‍

        Return to enter editing mode

        ‍Voice Notes‍

        CMD + N starts a new voice note recording\
        CMD + S stops and saves a voice note recording

        ‍iMovie‍

        Space bar: start/stop video clip playback\
        CMD + B: split flip\
        CMD + R: rotate clip

        You will also find many shortcuts work within third party apps.
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      <Accordion title="The backlight isn’t working, what do I do?">
        Have you tried the 123 + globe keyboard shortcut to toggle the backlight on/off? We’ve heard from some founders edition customers that because they’re typing so fast that sometimes they inadvertently toggle the backlight off. If this doesn’t solve the issues, email us at [support@clicks.tech](mailto:support@clicks.tech) and we will help you out.
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      Product Availability Questions
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      <Accordion title="Where can I buy Clicks?">
        In addition to Clicks.tech, we sell Clicks Keyboards through retail partners around the world. Visit our ‘[where to buy](https://www.clicks.tech/pages/where-to-buy-clicks)’ page to find Clicks near you.
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      <Accordion title="Can I try Clicks before buying it?">
        Clicks is available in select retail locations through our partners. Visit the ‘[where to buy](https://www.clicks.tech/pages/where-to-buy-clicks)’ page to find Clicks near you. Our ‘Clicks Promise’ also allows you to try Clicks risk-free for 30 days and return it for a full refund if you don’t love it. 
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Will Clicks be available in more colors?">
        Clicks Keyboards are available in amazing colors from everyday staples like Onyx and London Sky to more expressive options like Surge, Spice and Surf. The colors vary by phone model and availability. Check back regularly as new options will be introduced throughout the year.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Will Clicks be available in QWERTZ, AZERTY, Arabic and other keyboards?">
        Clicks Keyboard is currently available in QWERTZ and AZERTY keyboard layouts for iPhone 15 Pro. We will continue to evaluate additional languages in the future.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Can I become a distributor or reseller of Clicks?">
        If you are interested in making Clicks available to your customers, you can reach us by filling out this [form](https://www.clicks.tech/pages/partners-enterprise).
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Can I place a bulk order for my company?">
        Absolutely! Select the ‘Enterprise Sales’ department and we’ll reach out to you to learn more.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="How do I become a Clicks Ambassador?">
        Yes! We’d love that. You can apply to become a Clicks Ambassador [here](https://clicks.current.tech/join).
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      Clicks Tips
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      <Accordion title="How do you to take Clicks on and off your iPhone?">
        [Clicks goes on and off your iPhone in seconds.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swJ3GM69ZRs)

        To connect Clicks, align your phone above the opening. At a shallow angle first insert the bottom of your phone into Clicks, slipping it over the Lightning or USB-C connector. Then press the top of the phone down into the upper body of Clicks.

        To remove, pop the top of your phone out of Clicks by pressing gently on your phone’s camera housing from the backside of Clicks. Next, pull your phone out at a shallow angle.

        WARNING: Do not insert or remove Clicks at a steep angle. This could lead to damaging the lightning or USB-C connector and impacting functionality of your Clicks keyboard. This damage is not covered under warranty.
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      <Accordion title="What is the best way to hold Clicks?">
        [Watch video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HuCsLY5fQg) ✅

        Cradle your iPhone:

        Hold your iPhone like you normally do a large touchscreen phone. For most people, this means with one hand putting your pinky at the bottom of the phone and cradling the back of the phone with the rest of your hand - ring finger across the vegan leather pad on the back and your index finger higher up towards the middle of the device. From there your other hand is free to move around for both typing or for moving up to tap on your screen.

        ‍❌ The Prayer Position:

        If you grip the phone with both hands at the very bottom of the keyboard your may find it feeling top heavy. This grip position works for short devices (like older smartphones that had buttons built in), but for a larger modern touchscreen smartphone with a keyboard the most comfortable way to hold it is the Cradle position. This is comfortable, gives you a good grip and thumb position for typing and provides the best balance.

        ‍Power User Pro Tip:

        If you live on your phone and type all day long, adding a phone ring or pop socket style accessory to the back of Clicks will give you even more grip and usability. This is super helpful if you’re using Clicks in bed with your arms outstretched above your head.
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      <Accordion title="Where do you carry Clicks when not in use?">
        This is a personal decision, but we’re big fans of rocking Clicks in our back pocket with the #ButtonsOut.

        If there’s enough demand, now that Clicks has brought buttons back to smartphones maybe we’ll work on a belt holster to carry your Clicks next (just kidding.. Some things actually should stay in the past!)
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      <Accordion title="How long does it take to get used to using Clicks?">
        Typing on buttons is a skill. Most customers say that they have mastered Clicks within 5-days. Like most skills, the more your practice the more confident you get! Visit the ‘[getting started](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/begin)’ page for tips and tricks to master typing. 

        As you get going, don’t be afraid to pull up the on-screen keyboard. 

        On Clicks for iPhone, press the show/hide keyboard button to open and close the keyboard. 

        On Clicks for Android, hold the ‘alt’ key and press ‘k’ to reveal the touchscreen keyboard.
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      <Accordion title="Why would I want to type on buttons on my phone?">
        It’s not about typing faster on buttons than you do tapping on a touchscreen, but typingbetter. There’s a reason we use keyboards with real buttons when we’re on our computers and tablets.

        Here’s some of the major and more specific reasons why people love having a real keyboard on their smartphone:

        1\. You can likely type faster and more accurately with real buttons while you’re doing “stuff” -Touchscreens are fast when you’re sitting still, but once you’re moving it’s another story. Real buttons can’t be beat for accuracy.

        2\. They feel oh so good- pushing a button is just satisfying. You can get into a typing rhythm and cadence that tapping on glass just does not provide. Instead of waiting to get back to your desk to send that long message or handle your task, with a real keyboard you’ll tackle the task on your phone, wherever you are.

        3\. You can type with your eyes closed -Once you build up the muscle memory, you can literally type out messages without looking, and have the confidence it says what you want it to say.

        ‍4. Easier to type passwords, real names, proper nouns, etc. -The accuracy of typing makes these things all so much easier to type right the first time.

        5\. Saving seconds with keyboard shortcuts -Having buttons unlocks the ability to take advantage of keyboard shortcuts on iPhone for the first time. So many Mac users live by their shortcuts. Clicks unlocks that on iPhone in a way that’s never been done before.

        6\. Make Your Statement and ExPREss YouRSELF HoWeVer U WanTZZZ -Emoji and Memoji aside, when it comes to words it’s just easier to express your personality while typing with buttons.

        7\. Easier to type with Longer Fingernails or if you have Shaky Fingers -Real buttons are just more forgiving than touchscreens for typing.

        8\. Cold weather typing is much easier  -A lot of winter gloves now come with a capacitive layer that allows you to tap your touchscreen with them on. Those thin gloves work even better for typing on buttons. Keep those fingers warm.

        9\. Real buttons will never hate your thumbs -It’s a weird fact that typing on touchscreens rely on the oils in your skin to make that capacitive typing connection work. As we age we produce less of these oils, and sometimes – like when you get out of the swimming pool – these are just stripped away from your skin. It’s like your touchscreen just won’t recognize your fingers and typing doesn’t work. This never happens with real buttons.

        10\. Typing on buttons just feels oh so good- this one is worth repeating :)
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      Pricing, Shipping, Warranty, Returns
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      <Accordion title="When will my Clicks ship?">
        Our standard handling time is 1-2 business days.

        You will receive a confirmation email and tracking details as soon as your shipment leaves our warehouse.
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      <Accordion title="Where does Clicks ship from and what does shipping cost?">
        We ship from warehouses around the world to get your Clicks in your hands as quickly as possible. You can see the available shipping options and costs at checkout. 
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="What is the Clicks warranty policy?">
        Clicks products come with a 1 year warranty on the device, which covers any manufacturing defects to the hardware.

        To begin a return, please contact us at [support@clicks.tech](mailto:support@clicks.tech)
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="What is the Clicks Promise?">
        The Clicks promise ensures you can try your Clicks Keyboard for 30 days risk free. If after 14 days of using the product you decide it's not for you, you can return Clicks for a full refund of the purchase price. In order to be eligible for a full refund, the product must be returned in working order with it's original box and in-box materials.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Can I make changes to my order after it’s been placed?">
        When you place your order it is handed off immediately for fulfillment, so changes are often not possible. Contact us immediately at [support@clicks.tech](mailto:support@clicks.tech) and we’ll do our best to help.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Can I return Clicks if it's not for me">
        We're confident that you'll love Clicks like we do! 

        After delivery, products must be returned with all packaging and manuals, within 30 days.

        To start a return click here to be taken to our [return portal](https://checkout.clicks.tech/apps/redo/returns-portal).
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      Clicks for iPhone
    </h1>

    <AccordionGroup>
      <Accordion title="Can I charge my iPhone with Clicks?">
        Yes. You can still charge your phone with Clicks as normal via the Lightning or USB-C port at the bottom of the keyboard. Some Clicks models are also compatible with wireless charging standards like MagSafe and Qi2. Check your specific model of Clicks to ensure compatibility.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Does Clicks support MagSafe?">
        The latest Clicks for iPhone 16 series Keyboard is our best yet. We’re proud to add MagSafe, so that Clicks will now work seamlessly with your MagSafe accessories.

        Clicks for iPhone 14 and 15 series does not have any magnets inside, it simply uses the iPhone's existing MagSafe feature to pass through the case and connect to compatible accessories.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Is Clicks Made for iPhone certified?">
        We have built the Clicks Keyboard to adhere to Apple Made for iPhone guidelines. MFI certifications can be found [here](https://mfi.apple.com/account/accessory-search).
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Does Clicks work with my wired headphones">
        No. Wired headphones through USB-C or Lighting are not currently supported. Please note that Airpods and other wireless earphones work great when using Clicks.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Can I use wired CarPlay and transfer data with Clicks?">
        This depends on your iPhone model.

        Clicks for the iPhone 14 Pro (and models that use Apple’s lightning connector) support both charging and data, meaning that while Clicks is on your iPhone you can use CarPlay or transfer data on your Mac via the lightning connector (Note: connecting to iTunes on PC not supported when Clicks is installed).

        Clicks for iPhone 15 Pro (and models that use USB-C) only support fast charging while Clicks is on your iPhone. At this time, the USB-C connector will not allow for both Clicks to be connected to the iPhone and allow for data and charging. This means using wired CarPlay or transfer data will require you to remove your iPhone from Clicks. Listening to music via Bluetooth and connecting to CarPlay wirelessly will still work with Clicks installed.

        Clicks for iPhone 16 models adds a USB-C data pass through mode, so you can use Clicks with Apple CarPlay or other accessories that require data.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Will Clicks work with older iPhone models?">
        Each Clicks Keyboard is custom moulded to perfectly fit the model it is designed for. We don’t advise using Clicks with other phones.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Which iPhone models are supported?">
        iPhone 16: 16, Pro, Pro Max, Plus 

        iPhone 15: 15, Pro, Pro Max, Plus 

        iPhone 14: Pro, Pro Max
      </Accordion>
    </AccordionGroup>
  </div>

  <div>
    <h1>
      Clicks for Pixel
    </h1>

    <AccordionGroup>
      <Accordion title="Does Clicks work with Android Auto?">
        Clicks offers support for Android Auto using the USB-C data passthrough mode.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Does Clicks work with wired headphones?">
        No, Clicks doesn’t support USB-C wired headphones.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Will there be QWERTZ or AZERTY versions of Clicks for Pixel?">
        There are no current plans, but we are monitoring interest in other keyboard layouts.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="What apps are supported?">
        Most popular Android apps support external hardware keyboards. If you encounter an app that isn’t supported, please let us know at [support@clicks.tech](mailto:support@clicks.tech)
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Will Clicks work with older Pixel models?">
        Each Clicks Keyboard is custom moulded to perfectly fit the model it is designed for. We don’t advise using Clicks with other phones.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Will Clicks be available for Pixel XL?">
        Not at this time.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="What Pixel models are supported?">
        At this time Clicks for Pixel is compatible with Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Can I charge my Pixel with Clicks?">
        Yes. You can still charge your Pixel with Clicks as normal via the USB-C port at the bottom of the keyboard. Clicks for Pixel also includes a wireless array giving your Pixel wireless charging support.
      </Accordion>

      <Accordion title="Does Clicks support wireless charging">
        Hi
      </Accordion>
    </AccordionGroup>
  </div>
</div>


# Is there a Clicks keyboard for the Samsung Galaxy S26 Lineup?
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/there-clicks-keyboard-samsung-galaxy-s26-lineup



<Frame>
  <img alt="Power Keys W Box S26 Ultra Blue Hero" />
</Frame>

The Samsung Galaxy S26 series represents the absolute pinnacle of mobile processing and display technology.

These are devices meant for Power Users who want a no-compromise flagship phone experience.

But even the most powerful processor can't fix the frustration of a virtual keyboard that covers your work. That is why the Clicks Power Keyboard is the essential accessory for the S26 generation.

## Which Clicks keyboard works with Samsung Galaxy Smartphones?

While we have bespoke case solutions for many iPhone models, the Pixel 9 & 10, and even the Motorola Razr and Razr Ultra, Samsung users will be turning to our flagship universal keyboard option, the Clicks Power Keyboard.

The S26 series is designed for creators and professionals who live in their "flow state". When you snap the Power Keyboard to the back of your magnetic case, you're going to be editing videos or triaging an inbox as productively as you would on your laptop.

By offloading the input from the digital keyboard to the Clicks Power Keyboard's physical QWERTY layout, you reclaim 50% of the S26's screen. Suddenly, you're not typing on top of your projects anymore, you're typing below them.

### Future-Proof Productivity

The Power Keyboard was built to complement the S26's advanced features. With Bluetooth 5.4, the connection is virtually lag-free, providing the instant tactile feedback that professionals require.

* The S26 Ultra Experience: Use the Position 3 slider to balance the Ultra's large frame. The ergonomically contoured keys are spaced to prevent typos, making long-form writing on the go a reality.
* Emergency Power: The S26 lineup is efficient, but a long day of work can still drain your battery. The Power Keyboard's integrated 2,300 mAh battery acts as a perfect emergency reserve, providing a wireless top-up to your S26 while you type.
* Galaxy Compatibility: And while we're pumping up the tires of Samsung's latest flagship, don't worry. If you pair previous generation galaxy devices that support wireless charging with a magnetic case, you'll be able to enjoy all the benefits of the Clicks Power Keyboard.

### Master Your Galaxy

Whether your digital galaxy is filled exclusively with Samsung devices or you table across ecosystems with an Apple Vision Pro or an iPad added to the mix, you'll get the most out of your Clicks Power Keyboard.

That's because you can pair up to three devices to your Power Keys and switch quickly between those profiles.

Whether you're on your galaxy smartphone, your favorite tablet, or even a TV streaming box, VR headset, or a game console, you'll be able to take advantage of what could very well be the world's most handy pocketable keyboard!

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# Typing in Two Tongues: Guide to a Multilingual Clicks for iPhone
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/typing-two-tongues-guide-multilingual-clicks



<Frame>
  <img alt="Clicks Langage Hero" />
</Frame>

Clicks is designed to bring back the tactile joy of typing, and why should that stop when typing in languages other than English! Whether you're chatting with family in Spanish, texting friends in French, or switching between English and German for work - let Clicks for iPhone keep up with your multilingual world.

Adding new languages to your Clicks setup is your first stop, and it's easier than you think.

## Mission Objective: Add a new language to your keyboard list

<Frame>
  <img alt="Clicks Language" />
</Frame>

Here's your quest log:

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Open Settings on your iPhone
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Navigate to *General > Keyboard > Keyboards*
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Tap "Add New Keyboard"
  </Step>

  <Step>
    <Warning>
      **Choose wisely!** When you pick your language, make sure you select the QWERTY layout version. Why? Because Clicks was trained in the ways of QWERTY. Choose another layout like AZERTY or QWERTZ and… well, let's just say your keys might start speaking a different dialect!
    </Warning>
  </Step>
</Steps>

Once you've got your languages in the arsenal, swapping between them mid-type is a breeze. Just hit the Globe 🌐 key on your Clicks keyboard and cycle through the list of languages.

<Tip>
  **Pro Tip:** You'll see the language switch pop up on screen - no guesswork needed.
</Tip>

## Unlocking Hidden Characters: Accents and Symbols

<Frame>
  <img alt="Clicks Language" />
</Frame>

When it's time to drop an é, ü, å, or any other special character, Clicks has a hidden move just for you. Here's how to activate special characters:

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Press and hold the base letter key (for example, hold down "e")
  </Step>

  <Step>
    A pop-up menu will appear - your special character selection screen!
  </Step>

  <Step>
    You can either:

    \- Tap the special letter you need directly on-screen - Press the associated number key on your Clicks to pick the matching character in the list
  </Step>
</Steps>

Quick, smooth, and built right into your flow - so you can stay in the zone without breaking stride.

<Tip>
  **Pro Tip:** This works in most apps where the iOS keyboard supports character variants, so don't be afraid to try it wherever you type.
</Tip>

## Optimising Layout and Key Mapping (Important!)

<Frame>
  <img alt="Clicks Language" />
</Frame>

🧭 Switch Your Hardware Keyboard to the "ABC" Format

Think of this as tuning your controls.

Head to: *Settings > General > Keyboard > Hardware Keyboard*

Then select the "ABC" layout for your chosen language.

This helps align key behavior and smooths out any misalignment.

<Tip>
  **Pro Tip:** This step is especially helpful for making sure punctuation matches what's printed on your Clicks Keyboard.
</Tip>

## Don't Skip the Clicks App!

<Frame>
  <img alt="Clicks Langauge" />
</Frame>

The Clicks App is your control center.

It keeps your firmware up to date, unlocks new features, and helps us send cool stuff your way as we build it. Download it from the App Store and make sure you're always running the latest version of Clicks.

We recommend keeping the Keyboard Layout in the app set to US - this also helps ensure all characters match what's printed on your Clicks Keyboard.

<Tip>
  **Pro Tip:** You can even swap out the default \$ key for your local currency symbol!
</Tip>

While Clicks opens up a world of languages, the experience may not be perfect across the board - There's only so much one can do with a US English keyboard within iOS limitations, but we're always here to help. If you run into any issues, reach out to us at support @ clicks.tech and we'll do our best to get things sorted.

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</CardGroup>


# Under The Radar: Unlock Clicks Power Keyboard Custom Shortcuts
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/under-radar-unlock-clicks-power-keyboard-custom-shortcuts



<Frame>
  <img alt="Power Keyboard Tyndall And Green Solo Hero" />
</Frame>

The true power of the **Clicks Power Keyboard** isn't just in the tactile typing (though that is instantly satisfying), it's in what this keyboard unlocks on your iPhone.

> You don't have to be a tech genius to create and map advanced functions for your smartphone or smart home to your new Clicks Power Keyboard.

First, that physical keyboard gives you the accuracy and confidence that only comes from physical keys. Second, you're opening up a whole bunch of screen real-estate. But the next big "WOW!" moment comes when you create your first custom shortcut and map it to your Clicks Power Keyboard.

## Built-In Shortcuts

Right out of the box, your Clicks Power Keyboard is ready to work with existing iOS shortcuts. Most people don't even know these are available, but now you'll be able to master them instantly:

| Action                  | Shortcut        |
| :---------------------- | :-------------- |
| Search (Spotlight)      | Command + Space |
| Go to Home Screen       | Command + H     |
| Switch Apps             | Command + Tab   |
| Copy Text               | Command + C     |
| Paste Text              | Command + V     |
| Cut Text                | Command + X     |
| Undo Action             | Command + Z     |
| Select All              | Command + A     |
| Scroll Down (Web/Lists) | Space           |

The built-in shortcuts are great, but the real "pro" setup involves mapping unique actions to the **Clicks Key**.

This guide will walk you through the advanced process of creating and mapping custom automations using **Full Keyboard Access (FKA)** in iOS.

## Phase 1: Create Your Action in the Shortcuts App

Before mapping a key, you must have an active shortcut to trigger. Note from this point on all these instructions are for iPhone specifically. If you don't have an iPhone check out our Intro To Custom Shortcuts guide for Android Users.

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Open the **Shortcuts** app on your iPhone.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Tap the **+** icon to create a new shortcut.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Add an action:** For example, "Set Flashlight" to **On** or "Open App" (e.g., Notion or ChatGPT).
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Crucial Step:** Rename the shortcut to something short and unique (e.g., "LightsOn" or "QuickNote").
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Test the shortcut by tapping the play button to ensure it functions as intended.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Phase 2: Prepare iOS for External Mapping

iOS handles custom external keyboard mapping through **Full Keyboard Access**, an accessibility feature that treats keyboard inputs as system commands.

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Navigate to **Settings > Accessibility > Keyboards**.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Tap **Full Keyboard Access** and toggle it **On**.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **(Optional but recommended):** Under the same menu, tap **Appearance** and set **Auto-Hide** to 1 or 2 seconds so the highlight box doesn't clutter your screen.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Go to **Commands**. You will see a long list of default system shortcuts.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Clean Slate Tip:** To prevent the Power Keyboard from accidentally triggering unwanted system actions, tap into the default commands and "Clear" the ones you don't use.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Phase 3: Mapping to the Power Keyboard

Now, you will link your physical Clicks keys to the software triggers you created in Phase 1.

<Steps>
  <Step>
    In the **Commands** menu (*Settings > Accessibility > Keyboards > Full Keyboard Access > Commands*), scroll all the way to the bottom.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    You will find a section titled **Shortcuts**. Here, you'll see a list of every shortcut currently in your Shortcuts app.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Tap the shortcut you want to map (e.g., "QuickNote").
  </Step>

  <Step>
    When prompted to "Enter a key combination," press the **Clicks Key** (the round 'G' key) followed by your chosen letter (e.g., **Clicks + N**).
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Tap **Done**.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Inspiration Time: High-Value Workflow Examples

The possibilities you can unlock with custom iOS shortcuts and the Clicks Power keyboard are endless. Here's just a few some of our Power Users have programmed for themselves:

| Combination    | Action                   | Why it Works                                                                                 |
| :------------- | :----------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Clicks + L** | Toggle Smart Lights      | Control your environment without leaving your current app.                                   |
| **Clicks + S** | Shazam                   | Identify music instantly while on the go.                                                    |
| **Clicks + D** | Directions to Next Event | Pulls turn-by-turn navigation for your next calendar entry.                                  |
| **Clicks + B** | Check Battery            | View the exact charge level of your iPhone and the Power Keyboard's 2,150 mAh internal cell. |
| **Clicks + P** | Switch Profile           | Instantly switch Bluetooth pairing from your iPhone to an iPad or Apple TV.                  |

## Troubleshooting & Tips

Hopefully all is smooth sailing, but just in case it's not—here's a few tips to consider:

* **Conflict Resolution:** If a shortcut isn't firing, ensure that a standard iOS shortcut (like **CMD + N** for new message) isn't taking precedence. FKA commands usually sit at the highest level of priority.
* **Backlighting Control:** You can adjust the intensity of the keyboard's backlight through the **Clicks App** to save battery for your custom triggers.
* **Firmware Updates:** Always check the **Clicks App** for firmware updates. New releases often include "Shortcuts Libraries" with pre-built actions you can install with a single tap.

With the knowledge above, you should be set (and unstoppable) when it comes to dialing in your Clicks Power Keyboard to be the ultimate automation device for your smart home and smartphone.

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# Users’ Guide for Clicks Power Keyboard with Meta Quest
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard-meta-quest



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  <img alt="Pxl 20260219 175145597.mp" />
</Frame>

Spatial computing and the metaverse have fundamentally changed how we visualize our digital lives, but actually interacting with those worlds can still feel like a step backward.

> To transform your Meta Quest from a gaming headset into a true productivity engine, you need to look back to a classic tool: the physical keyboard.

While the Meta Quest series, from the Quest 3 to the Quest Pro, offers an expansive virtual workspace, it remains tethered to a significant hurdle: a fast, reliable way to input text.

## The Input Barrier in VR

Input is often the most frustrating part of the VR experience. When you're inside the headset, you're usually limited to two native options for entering text:

* **The Virtual "Point and Click":** Using your Quest controllers to point at a floating keyboard and clicking one letter at a time.
* **Direct Touch Typing:** Reaching out into empty space to "tap" virtual keys that have no physical presence.

In practice, these methods are slow, error-prone, and break your flow state. This friction often forces users to treat their headsets as passive entertainment devices rather than the powerful computers they actually are.

## Tactile Precision in a Virtual Space

The Clicks Power Keyboard offers a more sophisticated way to work. As a compact, pocket-sized keyboard that connects via Bluetooth, it delivers a high-performance, tactile typing experience directly into your immersive environment.

### Seamless Pairing

Getting started is simple. Navigate to the Bluetooth settings within your Quest's experimental or system menus.

Hold down the Power Button on your Clicks Keyboard and the number on the keyboard you'd like to pair your VR headset to (1-9).

Then select the Clicks Power Keyboard as the Bluetooth source on your Meta Quest.

Once paired, the Power Keyboard is ready to tackle any text field that appears in your virtual view.

### The Passthrough Advantage

Because the Meta Quest features advanced color passthrough, you don't have to choose between your virtual world and your physical tools. You can clearly see the Power Keyboard in your hands while you work, allowing for confident "touch-typing" with the satisfying physical feedback of real keys.

## Built for the Mobile Professional

The Clicks Power Keyboard isn't just for smartphones. It's a universal tool designed to bring intentionality to every smart screen you own.

* **Ergonomic Precision:** Our keys are sculpted with optimized pressure, ensuring every keystroke feels purposeful and accurate.
* **Dedicated Number Row:** We've included a full row for numbers, making it easy to enter complex passwords or manage data in spreadsheets without hunting through symbol menus.
* **Adjustable Backlighting:** If you're working in a dark room to improve your headset's tracking or flying on a dim overnight flight, the adjustable backlight ensures your keys are always visible.
* **Ultra-Portable Design:** The Power Keyboard is small enough to fit in your pocket, making it the perfect companion for a portable VR workstation.

## Why Not Just Use a Laptop?

Many users attempt to bridge the input gap by using remote desktop apps to see their computer screen inside the Quest. While this works at a desk, it requires you to lug around a full laptop—defeating the goal of a lightweight, mobile set-up.

If you're working in a cramped airplane seat or at a small table in a café, a full-size laptop is overkill. The Power Keyboard provides the same physical speed in a fraction of the space, turning your Quest into a truly standalone productivity tool.

## The Power of Versatility

The Clicks Power Keyboard is thoughtfully designed to live across your entire ecosystem. With support for three Bluetooth profiles, you can move from typing a message on your Google Pixel or iPhone to drafting a document in your Quest with a simple shortcut.

Whether you're working your way through emails on your smartphone or [iPad](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-power-keyboard-users-guide-ipad-and-android-tablets), searching for content on your [Apple TV](/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/apple-tv-users-guide-clicks-power-keyboard), or building a new world in VR, the Power Keyboard brings a level of speed and intention to every task. It turns your headset into a precision instrument for action, no matter which reality you're working in.

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  </Card>
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# Using Clicks Power Keyboard with Samsung Galaxy Tablets
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/using-clicks-power-keyboard-samsung-galaxy-tablets



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Do you use your tablet for work or for fun? Or has it been relegated to a forgotten drawer and whenever you remember it exists you discover the battery is dead because you haven't used it in weeks?

> Part of the problem with tablets is they just lack the productivity that can be achieved from a laptop - but that doesn't have to be the case.

Picture this! You're at a crowded coffee shop when your boss sends an urgent email. You need to bang out a 1,000-word proposal. You reach into your messenger bag to pull out your Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. But you're not daunted about working on your tablet, because you reach into your pocket, pull out the Clicks Power Keyboard! Suddenly, your tablet isn't just a device for binging Netflix. It's a large-screen workstation!

## Setting Up Your Clicks Power Keyboard with your Samsung Tablet

Because the Power Keyboard connects via Bluetooth (BLE 5.4), it's compatible with the entire modern Galaxy lineup. Connecting Power Keys wirelessly to your tablet is simple:

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    **Enter Pairing Mode**: While holding down the power key, also press down on the number key that you'd like to pair your device to (1-9). The LED will indicate that Power Keys is now discoverable.
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    **Pair on Galaxy**: Swipe down from the notification shade to your Samsung tablet's Bluetooth and tap on Clicks Power Keyboard.
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    **Saved Connection**: Your tablet will now be saved to the 1 key.
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You can pair up to three different devices simultaneously and switch between them by pressing the Power button and then the 1, 2, or 3 key.

## The Landscape Workflow

Since you can pair the Clicks Power Keyboard with multiple devices you can quickly switch from using your Galaxy S26 to typing on your Samsung tablet.

The Power Keyboard features a three-position magnetic slider, so if you have an Ultra, you'll want to slide the Power Keys all the way open to reveal the full number row unobstructed.

But when it's time to type on the tablet, you'll snap it shut to have an ergonomic and pocketable Bluetooth keyboard whenever you need it!

### Read more

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    For years, the Samsung Galaxy experience has involved a silent trade-off. We gained some of the most stunning mobile displays in the world, but we keep losing that real estate to the digital keyboard any time we try and get stuff done. The moment you need to reply to a Slack message or draft an email, that virtual keyboard slides up and consumes nearly half of that beautiful Infinity...
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    At Clicks, we believe your technology should work for you, not against you. Since the beginning, we've been dedicated to helping people reclaim their screen real estate and rediscover the precision that only a physical keyboard can provide. With the launch of the Clicks Power Keyboard, we're bringing that high-performance tactile experience to a massive new world of devices....
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    The Clicks Power Keyboard relies on a high-strength magnetic connection to "snap" onto the back of your smartphone. While this is a native feature for some devices, Samsung Galaxy phones just refuse to adopt this feature. Having a built-in magnetic ring in the chassis is standard with many other phones, but not galaxy devices. At least not as of 2026. Having no magnetic ring on...
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    One of the most frequent questions we receive is whether the new Clicks Power Keyboard will fit a specific phone model. While our original keyboard cases were precision-engineered for specific flagship models. The Power Keyboard marks a significant shift toward universal, cross-device compatibility. Because Power Keys uses a magnetic attachment system rather than a wrap-around...
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# Clicks Limited Warranty
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/warranty

Learn about the Clicks warranty - what’s covered, how to claim, and our commitment to quality and customer support.

## We've got you covered!

We’ve put our blood, sweat and tears into Clicks and stand behind our product. Our one-year warranty is there to protect you against material and workmanship defects. 

If you experience any faults or quality issues related to the manufacture of your Clicks Keyboard, you’ll be able to return it for a free replacement.

The warranty is valid for one year from the date your Clicks Keyboard was originally purchased.

Here are a few examples of rare defects that are typically covered under warranty:

<Icon icon="circle-check" /> Defects in moulding or finishing<br />
<Icon icon="circle-check" /> Faults in the keyboard, circuit board or backlighting<br />
<Icon icon="circle-check" /> USB-C or lightning connection issues

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## What's not covered?

We understand accidents can, and do happen. Our warranty policy is limited to faults and defects within our control.

For that reason, our limited warranty doesn’t cover products that have:

<Icon icon="circle-x" /> Defects caused by wear and tear\
<Icon icon="circle-x" /> Been maltreated or used in a way not compatible with the instructions or reasonable normal care\
<Icon icon="circle-x" /> Cosmetic damage like scratches, dents, gouges or scrapes\
<Icon icon="circle-x" /> Been modified or altered\
<Icon icon="circle-x" /> Been exposed to water, excessive humidity

While each warranty claim will be evaluated on it’s own merits, damage typically not covered under warranty includes:

<Icon icon="circle-x" /> Broken keyboards as a result of a fall or being sat on\
<Icon icon="circle-x" /> Worn or chipped keys due to drops or scape damage\
<Icon icon="circle-x" /> Physical damage to the Type-C or lightning port

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## Start a warranty claim

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## Clicks warranty FAQs

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    Warranty claims must be made no later than one year from the date the order is delivered.
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    Customers should contact [support@clicks.tech](mailto:support@clicks.tech) to initiate a warranty claim.
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    When a warranty claim is submitted, Clicks will share further information on the process for determining whether the defect is covered by the limited warranty. 

    If the issue is covered by the warranty, Clicks may offer to repair or replace the unit depending on the nature of the defect. This repair or replacement will happen at no cost to the customer. Certified open box product may be used as replacement. Clicks may also decide to offer a full or partial refund.
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    If Clicks Keyboard isn’t within its warranty period, or suffered accidental damage, then you may be eligible to purchase a certified open box Clicks keyboard at a reduced price.
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    No unless proof of purchase from Clicks or a trusted retailer can be provided.
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# We Didn't Set Out to Build a Time Machine - This is the Story of Clicks
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/we-didnt-set-out-build-time-machine

This is the story of Clicks.

In 2023 we set out to do something that had never been done – to bring the best of buttons to the best of iPhone.

But, why?

We often get asked if we're trying to relive the early 2000's, or if we just never got over losing our button phones… Not at all.

The truth is, we didn't create Clicks to build a time machine.

Modern smartphones are amazing. Big screens. Loads of apps. Great cameras.

And yet, somewhere in the jump to modern smartphones, the benefits of buttons got thrown out with the bathwater.

After all, we still rely on keyboards every day on our laptops and tablets.

It makes sense, really.

Real buttons just feel better for lots of tasks when satisfying feedback makes it possible to get what's in your head into the real world with speed and accuracy.

Ideas have texture, depth, feeling. And touch screens…well, don't.

So, we brought together the literal dream team to build the best smartphone keyboard.

We tapped into decades of expertise from technology reviewers CrackBerry Kevin and MrMobile, to get a finger thumb on the pulse of modern smartphone customers.

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Next we assembled experts from companies like Apple, BlackBerry, Google and Meta to bring together insight into iPhone, keyboard ergonomics and app development.

And we teamed up with mobile tech manufacturing veterans who could bring a quality product to life.

The deeper into Clicks we got, the more we came to see a that a keyboard in 2024 isn't a relic, but a revolution.

As an accessory, a keyboard transforms how we use our phones day to day.

Moving the keyboard off the screen frees up a ton of real estate so you can immerse yourself in your content.

And thanks to the breakthroughs in iOS, you can use Clicks as a remote control to launch Shortcuts at the push of a button that can control your home, take action and open apps.

After over 100 iterations, we launched Clicks in January 2024 and took the world by storm.

Clicks won dozens of awards and was featured on the Today Show, Good Morning America, and even showed up on American Idol.

We sold out the limited Founders Edition within two weeks and announced support for more iPhone models based on overwhelming customer feedback.

The Clicks App added more ways to customize and personalize the keyboard to individual preferences.

And we accomplished all this within the first six months of launching the company.

Why are we sharing all this with you?

Because it's important to you understand we're not trying to build a viral product, or novel gadget.

Our goal is to build great products that enhance the tech we all love.

There are lots of things that just click, and buttons are just the beginning.

*- Team Clicks*

### Read more

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  <Card title="Clicks Keyboard for iPhone 17 Box Reveal!" href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-keyboard-case-iphone-17-box-reveal">
    In this weekly update as we approach production of the Clicks Keyboard for iPhone 17, we take a look at the thoughtful design behind our packaging.
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  <Card title="Clicks Turns One: Celebrating a Year of Bold Action and Big Lessons." href="/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/clicks-turns-one-celebrating-year-bold-action-and-big-lessons">
    A year ago, we set out to redefine what’s possible with smart tech accessories. Today, we’re celebrating the milestones, lessons, and trailblazers who’ve made Clicks more than just a keyboard.
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# In a World Full of Noise, We Choose Signal
Source: https://learn.clicks.tech/not-a-part-of-google-sheet/world-full-noise-we-choose-signal

Why intentional tech is taking off (even with Gen Z) and how Clicks helps you use your phone with purpose.

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We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. [Learn more](https://discover.clicks.tech/terms-and-conditions).

## Reclaim your attention.

Everywhere you look, people are questioning their screen habits and seeking tech that aligns with real life. It's not about quitting technology, it's about using it more intentionally.

* Gen Z is driving a retro-tech wave: TikTok is filled with videos of teens unboxing and customizing BlackBerry Bold phones. In 2025, some 10 years after it's last smartphone, #blackberry is trending again with over 125k posts for a "digital detox summer". ([Fast Company - Bringing Back BlackBerry](https://www.fastcompany.com/91350858/gen-z-is-bringing-back-the-blackberry))
* These aren't ironic moves, they reflect a genuine desire to reclaim time, calm, and focus. ([New York Post](https://nypost.com/2025/06/12/tech/gen-z-is-swapping-their-smartphones-for-a-retro-alternative-blackberry/))

It's part of a broader trend; Vinyl, Polaroids, Walkmans, flip phones are all re-gaining popularity as tools for meaningful interaction, not endless consumption.

That shift toward intentional tech (tools that help you do, not just scroll) is part of the reason why we built [Clicks](https://clicks.tech).

## Intentional Tech Isn't Just Nostalgia. It's Innovation

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Retro is becoming the blueprint for smarter living:

Apple revived the Cassette tape look; Polaroid surged in collectors' value.

Flip phones and minimalist devices are capturing attention as practical *and* emotional antidotes to smartphone fatigue.

Designers are blending tactile interfaces with digital flexibility. Touchscreens are being incorporated on *purpose and with cause*, not simply by default.

Clicks sits at the intersection of heritage and future: blending the benefits of a *tactile interface* that's more purposeful and deliberate, with the merits of modern tech. The result is an experience that slows down mindless swipes, without slowing you down.

## 5 Ways Clicks Brings You Back to Intentional Phone Use

| Insight                                  | How Clicks Helps                                                                                                                      | What Our Customers Say                                                                                                       |
| :--------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Mindful, purposeful Use                  | Clicks helps shift from passive media consumption to intentional communication and productivity                                       | *"Seeing the keyboard on my phone reminds me it's a tool for communication—not just consumption." — Jacob C.*                |
| Tactile Input = Deliberate Action        | The tactile nature of Clicks promotes conscious interaction with tech, pulling users out of autopilot and into purpose-driven action. | *"That tactile feedback helps with flow… I'm more immersed when I'm using Clicks for things like server work." — Aaditya M.* |
| Digital Minimalism                       | Clicks reinforces digital discipline, aligning with minimalist principles—fewer distractions, more focused function.                  | *"It feels like how smartwatches were supposed to work—quick, focused actions." — Craig S.*                                  |
| Shortcuts as a Gateway to Intentionality | Keyboard shortcuts and launcher setups allow users to create customized, distraction-free workflows.                                  | *"Clicks makes iPhone Shortcuts actually useful… It's like a control panel for my brain." — Mike F.*                         |
| Nostalgia meets mindfulness              | Clicks provides a connection to past devices like BlackBerry with a nod to conscious design and presence                              | *"Modern BlackBerry energy… intentional communication in a noisy world." — Marek H.*                                         |

## Expert Design with Purpose

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Design isn't decoration, it's discipline. Joseph Hofer, architect of the BlackBerry Bold 9900's tactile brilliance, led the Clicks redesign:

> We didn't just want to resurrect a keyboard, we reimagined it for today's user. Every curve and press is intentional.

The design philosophy found in every detail from the smile-arc layout to pressure-tuned switches, turns a once-passive screen into an active, purposeful tool.

## Why Clicks Matters in This Moment

Gen Z is showing us that slower, simpler tech can be *high value*.

The hunger for tech that enables attention, not hijacks it, is just beginning.

Clicks delivers modern utility (shortcuts, notifications, external display) *wrapped in a tactile, distraction-proof shell*.

## Final Thought

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Intentional tech isn't a panacea in a world starving for our attention, but it can help you be more intentional and deliberate. While we built Clicks to help you have the freedom to do more from your phone, we've come to realize that the Clicks Keyboard empowers more thoughtful, focused phone use and makes you MORE productive, without locking you out of the apps you still love.

This isn't a nostalgia play. It's a *rethinking* of how phones should feel and function. If you want *less doomscrolling and more doing*, Clicks is your tool for turning intention into action.

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