Clicks, a firm celebrated for its forward-thinking technology strategies, has rolled out a novel idea in the smartphone sector, underlining the significance of tactile feedback with actual buttons. During CES 2026, Clicks revealed its inaugural smartphone, the Communicator, crafted around a tactile QWERTY keyboard, intelligent notification features, and the cutting-edge Android 16 operating system. This gadget is not meant to replace your main smartphone but to act as a communication-centric companion.
The Communicator boasts a 4.03-inch AMOLED touchscreen, a 50MP OIS primary camera, a 24MP selfie camera, and a 4,000mAh battery with Qi2 wireless charging capabilities. Additionally, it includes a 3.5mm headphone jack, 5G connectivity, NFC for transactions, and expandable storage up to 2TB. The phone’s distinctive design features a fingerprint sensor embedded in the spacebar for instant unlocking and a customizable Signal LED for alerts.
Alongside the Communicator, Clicks has launched the Power Keyboard, a multifunctional 3-in-1 accessory that serves as a magnetic phone holder, a 2,150 mAh wireless backup power source, and a universal Bluetooth keyboard. This accessory can magnetically attach to gadgets using MagSafe or Qi2, offering 5W wireless charging while in use. It can toggle between three saved devices, making it a practical tool for a variety of electronics.
Clicks’ strategy emphasizes the persistent demand for physical buttons in a landscape dominated by touchscreen gadgets. The Communicator and Power Keyboard deliver a distinctive combination of contemporary technology and classic tactile feedback, appealing to those who prioritize effective communication and productivity. With introductory pricing commencing at $399 for the Communicator and $79 for the Power Keyboard, Clicks aims to transform the way we engage with our devices.

