When the window opened again, not one, but three employees were there asking to see the phone case and take photos of it. Put simply, the Clicks Keyboard for iPhone has a distinctive look.

Again, the extra space is the whole point of this case, but it’s still worth keeping in mind. To date, the Clicks keyboard has only been available for the iPhone, with models for the iPhone 14 ...

Earlier this year, Clicks announced their Clicks Keyboard case for the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max. They wanted to bring back the tactility of a physical keyboard to the modern smartphone.

The combination of iPhone case and keyboard brings physical buttons to the Apple mobile phone and creates more space on the screen for content, as the on-screen keyboard is no longer needed ...

Before the iPhone, there were BlackBerrys, Palm Treos, Nokias, and even the Sidekick. One thing that all of these had in common was a physical QWERTY keyboard, which were easier to type on than T9 ...

On the bottom half, you'll find a patch of vegan leather that adds some lovely padding while holding the case. The keyboard is much nicer in this version. On the iPhone 15 Pro, the keys are small ...

It only takes one look at the Clicks Keyboard for the iPhone to see what it does: it lets you type on your iPhone with a physical keyboard instead of the on-screen keyboard. For some, the Clicks ...

Clicks adds a physical QWERTY keyboard to your smartphone, and also functions as a case for your device. Up until now, Clicks was available exclusively for all iPhone 15 and 16 devices ...

In fact, likely prompted by those optimistic rumors, third-party vendors have already started offering cases for the iPhone SE 4… or the iPhone 16e, depending on which manufacturer you ask.

on October 7th you can preorder iPhone 16 versions of Clicks’ BlackBerry-like keyboard case, with shipping expected in November. The cases will be available in three colors: surf, spice ...