# Clicks Power Keyboard Review: Physical Phone Typing Faces Ergonomic Hurdles

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Published on Savlume: 2026-10-01T12:17:47.000Z
Content updated: 2026-10-13T20:01:31.774Z
Source publication time: 2026-10-01T12:17:47.000Z
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PCMag reviewed the $119 Clicks Power Keyboard, a universal Bluetooth keyboard and magnetic battery pack designed for MagSafe and Qi2 devices. The reviewer highlighted tactile keys, a dedicated number row, multi-device Bluetooth pairing, and programmable app shortcuts as key strengths. However, testing revealed that attached phones feel unwieldy and top-heavy, typing speeds dropped by more than half compared to on-screen keyboards, and the small battery offers only minimal emergency charging. The accessory may appeal to nostalgic BlackBerry typists or compact tablet travel setups, but its awkward phone ergonomics make it hard to recommend for most users.

## Media review

PCMag’s Kimberly Gedeon found the Clicks Power Keyboard appealing for tactile-typing fans and more comfortable with a propped-up tablet than attached to a phone, but described it as top-heavy and awkward for phone typing and said most people should probably skip it.

Attribution: PCMag Reviews · Kimberly Gedeon
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- Source-reported strength: The reviewer liked the sharp, clicky keys and found the dedicated number row useful.
- Source-reported strength: Magnetic mounting and Bluetooth connectivity support compatible phones and other Bluetooth devices.
- Source-reported strength: The reviewer found the compact keyboard practical with a propped-up iPad Air, including for travel.
- Source-reported limitation: The reviewer found the attached phone-and-keyboard combination top-heavy and difficult to stabilize.
- Source-reported limitation: The reviewer reported a typing-speed drop when switching from virtual to physical keys and said reacclimating was challenging.
- Source-reported limitation: The reviewer said its 1,800mAh phone-power capacity provides only an emergency top-up and noted that cheaper Bluetooth keyboards can serve similar multi-device uses.

### Can it connect to devices other than phones?

The source says it connects over Bluetooth to other devices and can pair with up to nine devices across multiple channels.

### How did the reviewer find it with an iPad?

She found it more comfortable with a propped-up iPad Air than attached to a phone, and said the setup could be useful on a plane.

### Is its wireless charging a full replacement for a phone charger?

The reviewer describes it as an emergency top-up; in her test, it charged a Galaxy S26 Ultra from 0% to 30% before the keyboard’s battery ran out.
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PCMag Reviews: https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/clicks-power-keyboard

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