There is a new smartphone designed for clear communication, quick action, and focus—the Clicks Communicator.
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| Clicks Communicator |
The modern BlackBerry?
It is an Android 16-powered smartphone with a BlackBerry-inspired design. How? It has a 4.03-inch AMOLED screen with a built-in QWERTY keyboard.
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| The keyboard design |
According to the company, this is designed to provide a "premium typing experience" thanks to its "ergonomically designed" keys with "satisfying" tactile feedback. The keyboard is also touch-sensitive for scrolling, and the space bar doubles as a fingerprint reader.
To help capture ideas with ease, it also has a side key to turn voice into text, start voice recording, or even transcribe a meeting.
The device also has a customizable Signal LED for people or apps and a "Message hub" that brings messages from favorite apps to the home screen.
The company also highlights that it has a 3.5mm headphone jack support, a physical kill switch, and brushed aluminum side keys.
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| Swappable back cover colors available |
The back cover is also swappable with different colors. The Clicks Communicator itself comes in Live-toned Clover Green, a Pale White Smoke, and a Not-Quite-Black Onyx.
The battery is 4,000mAh Si-C (silicon-carbon). This device is said to be power efficient thanks to its use of AMOLED display tech and a 4nm SoC (processor).
Clicks Communicator key specs, highlights
- 4.03-inch AMOLED screen
- 4nm processor
- 256GB expandable storage via microSD up to 2TB
- 4,000mAh Si-C battery w/ USB-C wired and Qi2 wireless charging
- 50MP OIS main camera
- 24MP selfie camera
- WiFiax, 5G, 4G LTE, Bluetooth, NFC
- Built-in keyboard w/ spacebar fingerprint sensor
- 3.5mm headphone hack
- Android 16 w/ Android Strongbox secure storage
- 130.5 x 78.63 x 12mm
- 170 g
US price with direct to PHP conversion (no taxes and duties yet):
Clicks Communicator - USD 499 (around PHP 29.4K)
You can now reserve the device on its website with a discount.
There is no info whether it will be officially released globally including the Philippines yet.
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