Clicks Has Released the Power Keyboard Accessory
The new peripheral offers mobile users a physical typing experience with integrated battery capabilities.
Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Consumer Electronics
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Clicks has launched the Power Keyboard, a portable accessory designed to bring a physical typing experience to mobile devices. The device combines a keyboard with an integrated power bank to support on-the-go usage.
Why it matters
The keyboard aims to address the needs of mobile users who prefer tactile typing over touchscreen inputs. By incorporating its own battery, the device serves as both an input tool and a portable charger for connected hardware.
The device features a 2,300mAh battery, with 500mAh dedicated to keyboard operations and 1,800mAh available for phone charging at 5W. It measures 4.71 by 3.02 by 0.62 inches, weighs 6.35 ounces, and supports Bluetooth 5.4 for up to nine devices.
The players
Clicks
Clicks is a consumer technology company that specializes in creating physical keyboard accessories for mobile devices.
The details
The Power Keyboard utilizes a magnetic mount system to attach to phones and connects via Bluetooth 5.4. This configuration allows users to maintain a dedicated typing interface while benefiting from the integrated auxiliary power.
Timeline
October 1, 2026: The product was officially released to the global market.
The Tech Race
This release continues the industry-wide effort to reclaim the tactile precision of the Blackberry physical keyboard in an era dominated by glass displays. It positions Clicks against established peripheral makers by integrating power supply features into traditional input hardware.
Users can now transition to a tactile typing experience while simultaneously extending their phone battery life through the internal power bank. The magnetic mounting system provides a secure attachment, though owners must account for the additional 6.35 ounces of weight on their devices.
The takeaway
This accessory offers a practical bridge for users who struggle with touchscreen accuracy during heavy text entry. Those considering the $119 investment should ensure their device is compatible with the magnetic ring mounting system.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by PC Magazine.
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