Clicks Expands Its Smartphone Keyboard Cases to Pixel and Galaxy Android Models

The original iPhone released in 2007 spelled doom for phones with physical keyboards as the industry slowly switched to a full front display with digital keypads. But last year, new accessories company Clicks Technology released a wrap-around case for iPhones that includes its own physical keyboard with buttons — and now it’s releasing them for Android phones.

Clicks Technology has opened preorders for keyboard cases fitting three of the newest Android handsets: the Google Pixel 9, Samsung Galaxy S25 and Motorola Razr 2024. Each has the full 26-letter keyboard with a few extra buttons for social, app and AI assistant shortcuts thrown in for good measure. 

The appeal of the Clicks case isn’t just for a physical keyboard — it’s for the freed-up bottom chunk of the display typically taken up by the digital keyboard. The case’s keys are backlit so you can type in the dark, and it runs off the phone’s battery so it doesn’t require charging. Just slide a phone into the case and plug it into the Clicks’ USB-C port to situate it; there’s another port at the bottom of the case to charge the handset. 

All three new Android Clicks models are available to preorder now, have introductory prices of $99 if paid for by March 21 and come in different colors. The Google Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro models (no option for the Pixel 9 Pro XL) have support for wireless charging with built-in magnets and come in a bright yellow and black, which start shipping at the end of April.