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Clicks Keyboard Expands to Android: A New Era for Tactile Typing

We ♥ BlackBerry Newsroom·October 7, 2026

The Return of Tactile Precision

For those of us who still dream of the satisfying click of a physical keyboard, the landscape of modern smartphones has often felt like a barren wasteland of glass slabs. However, the tide is turning. Clicks Technology, the company co-founded by mobile enthusiast Michael Fisher, has officially brought its acclaimed keyboard case to the Android ecosystem. Previously restricted to the iPhone, this accessory is now available for specific models including the Google Pixel 9 and 9 Pro, the Samsung Galaxy S25, and the Motorola Razr series.

More Than Just a Case

The Clicks keyboard moves the physical keyboard off the screen, freeing up display space. It features backlit keys and supports app shortcuts and AI interactions via a Gemini key.

The design philosophy remains consistent with the original vision: providing a premium, tactile typing experience that reclaims screen real estate previously occupied by software keyboards. By shifting the input method to a physical array, users gain a more precise, ergonomic way to compose emails, edit documents, or simply chat. The new Android iterations feature contoured keys for improved separation and comfort, alongside a robust TPU enclosure with brushed metal accents that feels right at home in the hands of a power user.

A Perfect Match for Foldables

Perhaps the most exciting development is the integration with the Motorola Razr line. For fans of the classic flip-phone form factor, attaching a Clicks keyboard transforms the device into a modern-day spiritual successor to the iconic BlackBerry experience. The ability to use the keyboard while the phone is folded or unfolded adds a layer of agility that touchscreens simply cannot replicate. While these devices are not dedicated QWERTY phones, the Clicks case bridges the gap, offering the speed and accuracy of a physical keyboard without sacrificing the power of a modern Android flagship.

Whether you are a long-time devotee of the physical keyboard or a newcomer curious about the tactile revolution, there has never been a better time to explore the intersection of classic input and modern mobile technology. We invite you to browse our community forums and resource guides to see how others are integrating these tools into their daily workflows.

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