Hands-On at CES With the Clicks Keyboard Case for iPhone 15 Pro
Ben Schoon, writing for 9to5Mac:
For a case built for this express purpose, the keys are crucial to
get right, and Clicks has nailed it, I think. The keys are rounded
and have a bit of space in between each one, but the layout
overall feels familiar and well done. The keyboard layout is also
specifically designed to be really similar to the default iOS
keyboard, which makes it feel all the more familiar.
Each key is also backlit and has an excellent tactile response.
That’s the aspect I was most concerned about, and while some of
the pre-production models were a little rough, the final version
that I was able to test during my hands-on (not pictured) felt
perfect. It was clicky and tactile without being loud or too
hard to press. […]
In my brief time using it, I’m very much of the opinion that
Clicks is pretty much as good as this concept can be. It’s
well-designed, comfortable to use, and hits all of the right
notes.
★
Ben Schoon, writing for 9to5Mac:
For a case built for this express purpose, the keys are crucial to
get right, and Clicks has nailed it, I think. The keys are rounded
and have a bit of space in between each one, but the layout
overall feels familiar and well done. The keyboard layout is also
specifically designed to be really similar to the default iOS
keyboard, which makes it feel all the more familiar.
Each key is also backlit and has an excellent tactile response.
That’s the aspect I was most concerned about, and while some of
the pre-production models were a little rough, the final version
that I was able to test during my hands-on (not pictured) felt
perfect. It was clicky and tactile without being loud or too
hard to press. […]
In my brief time using it, I’m very much of the opinion that
Clicks is pretty much as good as this concept can be. It’s
well-designed, comfortable to use, and hits all of the right
notes.