Clicks Power Keyboard Hands-On Review: Perfect for the Pixel 10 Pro

Clicks is determined to reintroduce physical keyboards to smartphones, offering users the convenience of a QWERTY keyboard without sacrificing screen space. With Michael Fisher (MrMobile on YouTube) and Kevin Michaluk (CrackBerry Kevin) on board, it’s clear that Clicks aims to recreate the BlackBerry experience.

While the initial product, a keyboard case, didn’t excite me much due to its length, the Power Keyboard caught my attention.

Having tried the Clicks Power Keyboard at CES 2026, I am convinced that this accessory is essential for my Pixel 10 Pro.

A design that just makes sense

The Clicks Power Keyboard combines several features. It features a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard that can be tucked away when not in use, connecting via Bluetooth.

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It also utilizes magnets (MagSafe or Qi2) to attach to the back of your phone, making it compatible with recent iPhone models and certain Android phones. The keyboard houses a 2150mAh battery for wireless charging and a dedicated battery for keyboard power.

A joy to use

As someone who has reviewed phones for nearly two decades and has experience with various keyboard types, the Clicks Power Keyboard felt familiar and efficient. The design, influenced by BlackBerry’s lead designer, Joseph Hofer, offers a comfortable typing experience.

The slide action of the Power Keyboard provides ample screen space for typing, a significant advantage for power users who need to type on the go.

For working on the move, it’s a productivity dream

The Clicks Power Keyboard addresses the limitations of mobile keyboards when it comes to more extensive tasks such as writing long documents. It offers a compact typing solution for situations where using a laptop is impractical, like commuting.

With the Power Keyboard, users can maximize screen space while typing on the go, enhancing productivity and convenience.

It’s impressively versatile

Thanks to its magnetic connection, the Clicks Power Keyboard can be used in portrait or landscape mode, catering to different work requirements. This versatility is beneficial for tasks like working with spreadsheets that require wider viewing.

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Surprisingly, the Clicks Power Keyboard is priced at £60/$79, making it an affordable upgrade for those who miss the BlackBerry keyboard experience. Pre-orders are available on the Clicks website, with shipping expected to start in the spring.

Color me impressed! I’ve already placed my pre-order.