Clicks Communicator
Clicks Communicator is a compact Android 17 smartphone focused on communication and productivity, featuring a tactile physical keyboard, a message hub to consolidate app messages, a 4.03" AMOLED touchscreen, and 5G connectivity. It can be used as a primary phone or companion device with ergonomic keys, voice input, fingerprint unlock, and long software support.
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Two weeks into using Clicks Communicator as my primary device, and I must say that the physical keyboard allows me to respond to messages and execute SSH commands swiftly without having to switch applications. The Signal LED light is definitely a good idea since I no longer have to keep looking at the screen to know who is calling me. Still figuring out the battery life when using it intensely in Termux. Proposal: make the Message Hub accessible via API. Have you tried using it with a Bluetooth trackpad?
salman_anwar_awan · Review on Product Hunt
Immediately sent this to two friends and they were stoked. Excited to know what I'm getting them for Christmas / Hanukkah now! I tried to message you on your website but didn't see a contact form so I'm sending a quick note here. Not a big deal, but your site promotes a $30 discount (which you are delivering). But the second step in the flow, where the user signs up for text, says that the discount is $20. Your marketing team might want to change that $20 figure on your Postscript SMS marketing tool to $30, just to avoid confusion.
laurenproctor · Imported from Product Hunt
a touch-sensitive keyboard is the part I hadn't seen before, most of these retro-keyboard phones treat the keys as pure mechanical input and bolt a trackpad-gesture zone onto the space bar at best. does the touch layer replace the trackpad entirely or is it additive, like can you still do cursor placement by dragging on the keys themselves the way BlackBerry's old keyboard-as-trackpad trick worked?
galdayan · Imported from Product Hunt
physical keyboard comeback is real, my thumbs miss this so much 📱 hows battery life holding up day to day?
petrkovacik · Imported from Product Hunt