The Clicks Communicator brings back physical mobile keyboards with upgraded internal hardware before hitting customer doorsteps. Built as a secondary phone to curb screen addiction, the handheld features a tactile QWERTY board below a fast 4.03 inch 120Hz AMOLED display. Early buyers can still secure the device at $499 before the retail price jumps to $649.
Clicks boosted the internal specifications compared to its original hardware reveal. Memory jumps from 8GB to 12GB of RAM, providing extra headroom for modern multitasking. Battery capacity also grew to 4350mAh, with the cell rated to endure more than 800 charge cycles. Under the hood, a MediaTek Dimensity 8300 processor handles daily performance alongside 256GB of onboard storage. Anyone needing extra space can expand storage via a microSD card slot.
The hardware draws heavy inspiration from classic BlackBerry devices while modernizing tactile controls. The entire keyboard surface acts as a capacitive trackpad, allowing users to swipe across keys to scroll through documents without blocking the screen. Clicks also placed a discrete fingerprint scanner directly inside the spacebar. For international buyers, the company prepared multiple hardware layouts, including standard English QWERTY, French AZERTY, German QWERTZ, Korean, and Arabic.
Camera duties are handled by a 50MP primary rear sensor and a 24MP front camera for video calls. Physical connectivity includes a 3.5mm headphone jack, a rare inclusion on modern devices. Software support is equally extensive. The phone ships with Android 17 and will receive system upgrades through Android 20 alongside 5 full years of security updates. The design aims to prioritize communication and deliberate messaging over endless app scrolling.
