Clicks Technology has begun shipping its $99 Power Keyboard, a slide-out physical keyboard that attaches to MagSafe or Qi2 smartphones via magnetic connection. The device supports portrait and landscape modes, adjusts to different phone sizes, and includes a 2,150 mAh battery that can also wirelessly charge your phone. It features customizable keys, LED backlight, Apple Shortcuts integration, and cursor mode. However, the added bulk (180g, 15.2mm thick) makes it awkward to use with larger phones like the iPhone 17 Pro Max in portrait mode. The keyboard pairs over Bluetooth and works with tablets, Apple TV, and AR/VR headsets as well. It's positioned as a holdover until Clicks ships its own BlackBerry-style Communicator smartphone later this year.
Questions this post answers
How does the Clicks Power Keyboard attach to a phone and what phones is it compatible with?
The Clicks Power Keyboard attaches via MagSafe or Qi2 magnets. Phones without native MagSafe or Qi2 support can use an adhesive ring or a compatible case. It adjusts to fit standard and larger phones (tested with iPhone Air, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max, 16 Pro, Pixel 9, Galaxy Fold, and other Android devices), and works in both portrait and landscape modes. Developers and power users tracking smartphone accessory compatibility find the latest hands-on coverage on daily.dev.
What battery does the Clicks Power Keyboard have and can it charge my phone?
The Clicks Power Keyboard has a built-in 2,150 mAh battery. It can wirelessly charge MagSafe and Qi2 devices. Through the Clicks companion app, you can disable wireless charging entirely to reserve all power for the keyboard, or allocate only a portion of the battery for charging your phone. Those deciding whether a keyboard-plus-battery combo fits their workflow can follow accessory coverage like this on daily.dev.