Clicks Communicator is a BlackBerry-inspired phone with a physical keyboard

Posted on Jan. 5, 2026, 9 p.m.

Smartphone users nostalgic for the good old days of the BlackBerry can now relive that experience with the Clicks Communicator.

Clicks Communicator phone, white, with physical QWERTY keyboard.

It also gets a notification light placed around a button on the right side that’s being called the Signal Light. Users can assign different colors and patterns for messages from different apps or contacts.

Clicks Communicator phone with physical keyboard and app shortcuts.

The button can be used to dictate messages via voice or for quick voice notes. As mentioned earlier, the physical keyboard is touch-sensitive and can be used to scroll messages, web pages, and navigate around the interface.

Clicks Communicator phone physical QWERTY keyboard

The Clicks Communicator gets a single 50MP rear camera with OIS and an LED flash. At the front, there’s a 24MP selfie camera.

Clicks Communicator phone rear camera and textured back.

The phone weighs 170g and is 12mm thick. Other features include a physical kill switch on the frame, a customisable Clicks key for shortcuts, and a 4nm MediaTek processor. The Communicator also supports swappable back covers, which are available in multiple color options.

The Clicks Communicator is slated to ship later this year and will be priced at $499. However, early adopters can reserve the phone right now for $399. The phone will be available in Clover, Onyx, and Smoke colors. Source