Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love this keyboard, it just takes. I’m getting used to, mainly more because we have been doing touchscreen for quite some time, but this keyboard is very nostalgic, it’s great to get it on sale, to give it a try, I love cell phone case cases, so the price wasn’t bad, some people think it’s pointless to have, and people like me don’t care what others say, and just think that this is a very cool case.

I've been using this keyboard for my phone for a couple of weeks now, and I can honestly say I don't see myself going back. As someone who sends hundreds of messages a day, I've spent a lot of time with this product and was reminded of how enjoyable it is to type on a physical keyboard. The Good: The cover has a grippy, rubbery silicone exterior, so I don't feel like I'll drop my phone. The keys are tactile and surprisingly audible (almost too loud). It doesn't add any noticeable weight to my phone, and the balance feels just right. I got comfortable with it in a couple of hours and am now nearly as fast as I was typing on my phone's virtual keyboard, but my accuracy is significantly better. The shortcuts are super convenient and have already become muscle memory. The extra screen space is also a bonus, especially for large group chats with lots of messages. The Bad: It does make your phone longer. You get used to it quickly, but you're reminded of its size every time you put it in your pocket. Speaking of pockets, while the grippy cover is helpful, it makes pulling the phone in and out of pockets a hassle. I find myself carrying it most of the time. It lacks MagSafe, but a pack of rings is an affordable solution. It also doesn’t work with wired Apple CarPlay, but that’s not an issue for me since my car uses its own software. The keyboard is priced like a luxury item, and while it's nice, you're paying for functionality rather than the device itself, so whether it's worth it depends on your needs. Overall, I'm thrilled this product exists for people like me who appreciate increased functionality and tactility. Be prepared for a lot of questions—it definitely draws attention.

i bit dissapointing.. much too heavy to get used to and you have to push pretty hard to use the keys.. that said, it works and accuracy is much improved so i use it for work related texts because of that

Great case with qwerty keypad but it’s a little bulky and uses phone battery to operate . But in all a good experience if you want to go back to using physical keyboard the shortcuts are a nice add on too

it’s so close to being what I was looking for, but it falls a little short. This would work better if it was a side profile and already had numbers on the keyboard that didn’t require you to hit the number lock.

As someone who used to have a BlackBerry, I wanted to try this out so badly and finally gave in. It definitely takes some getting used to but I have become used to typing on keys again and it definitely scratches the itch I had. The biggest disadvantage with this case is that you can’t seem to use Apple CarPlay with it on. It’s fairly simple enough to take the case off in the car, but I wish I could just leave it on. It’s also a bummer that I won’t be able to use this case when I eventually upgrade to a new phone, but I don’t replace my phone every year anyway so hopefully Clicks improves the case over the years and I can continue to buy. Overall I’m glad I bought this!

It’s a great concept, but the execution is disappointing. The keyboard feels weird — when you start typing, it works fine, but the spacebar takes a while to respond. Also, some of the symbols printed on the keys don’t match what actually comes out when you type. For example, the key shows the pound symbol (#), but when you press the function (123) key, it types “£” instead. It’s not worth spending money on the Clicks keyboard for iPhone. It’s very annoying to have to press the space bar multiple times so that the phone can register it also its annoying having to pull up the iPhone digital keyboard to put punctuation marks or some symbols like whats the point of the physical keyboard!?

The keys are extremely tiny and the keyboard stopped working after 24 hrs. It wastes phone battery pretty quick. Its a cool concept but horrible functionality

Great idea, horrible execution. Nearly impossible to type on. Our thumbs are the biggest finger on our hands, as a result, this keyboard should have been designed with that in mind. Keyboard needed to be much larger so that you don’t hit two letters each time you attempt to type. Just flat out terrible to type on. The on screen keyboard is much larger than this keyboard.

Keyboard buttons were to small and it did not feel like a natural fit for the phone hand wise.

If you ever lay back and think back to how much you miss your old blackberry and buttons on your phone but we live under big apples thumb—fear no more. The perfect phone case. It took me like an hour to get used to it now im in love. Buttons and modern technology, you can have them both!

it seemed somewhat nostalgic but drained my battery so i returned it.

I used to go all day without a charge, now i need pke by lunch.

Definitely something you have to get used to just wish the keys on the keyboard itself was bigger 

So disappointed, opened and keyed didn’t work also to big

It’s exactly as described. I have no complaints. Would I recommend it ? Absolutely…….

An app enabling customization has been released and updated a few times. It took me a while to get used to using physical keys again. I wish the backlighting was brighter. I regret having an iphone 15 pro max as it feels top heavy with the keyboard attached. I think this keyboard is better suited for smaller phones like the 15 and 15 pro. I may consider buying this keyboard case again in the future for the 16 or the 16 pro.

Good keyboard. Not the best case, but it’s not trying to be. They need to redesign the keyboard to flip assembly. The case housing needs to be the bake plate where all the force is applied. As of right now only 4 screw post are holding all the tension when typing on the case. They need to flip assembly and design more like a MacBook keyboard were the keyboard inserts into the case housing. This would also allow for removable clicks module. So when I get a new iPhone I don’t need to buy a whole new clicks. Allows my keyboard to move with me with my new iPhone.