Clicks Released Wireless Power Keyboard Accessory
The new keyboard accessory adds physical typing and external battery capacity to mobile devices.
Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Consumer Electronics
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Clicks has launched the Power Keyboard, a portable peripheral designed to bring physical typing to mobile devices. The accessory is currently available for purchase and features an integrated battery and magnetic mounting system.
Why it matters
The device aims to solve the lack of tactile feedback on mobile screens by integrating a physical keyboard with mobile charging capabilities. It reflects a growing niche of hardware accessories designed to bridge the gap between pocket-sized mobile devices and portable productivity tools.
The Power Keyboard features a 2,300mAh internal battery, with 500mAh dedicated to keyboard operations and 1,800mAh available for charging connected hardware at 5W. It connects via Bluetooth 5.4, weighs 6.35 ounces, and measures 4.71 by 3.02 by 0.62 inches.
The players
Clicks
A hardware startup specializing in mobile accessories that integrate physical tactile interfaces with power management systems.
The details
The keyboard uses a magnetic ring system to mount directly to the back of a phone, providing a physical interface for mobile typing. It communicates with host devices through a Bluetooth 5.4 wireless protocol, allowing users to switch inputs across as many as nine unique devices. The integrated battery powers the input functions while simultaneously serving as a secondary power bank for the paired smartphone.
Timeline
October 1, 2026: The product was officially released to the global market.
The Tech Race
This development follows a long-standing industry attempt to reintroduce the tactile typing experience of the Blackberry physical keyboard form factor to modern touch-centric smartphones. It marks a shift toward modular hardware, where users add physical components to existing handsets rather than relying solely on touch displays.
Users can now pair their mobile device with the keyboard via Bluetooth 5.4 to enable tactile typing and supplemental charging. The device retails for $119 and is designed for users who want to transition from screen-based keyboards while gaining portable battery power.
The takeaway
The Power Keyboard serves as an experimental middle ground for those seeking to transform mobile phones into mini-workstations. Watch for early user performance benchmarks regarding the magnetic mount stability and battery efficiency over the coming quarter.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by PC Magazine.
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