The Clicks Communicator Ships in December With More RAM and New Mobile Service
A new video shows off the BlackBerry-like phone’s features, including the speech-to-text Prompt Key, Message Hub and new Clicks Mobile wireless service.
The Clicks Communicator, a phone featuring a built-in physical keyboard, is set to launch in December. This BlackBerry-inspired device will be available for $499, unchanged from the originally announced price. Unlike many competitors in the market, such as Google, Motorola, Samsung, and Apple, Clicks Technology has decided to increase the RAM from the initially promised 8GB to 12GB, as well as upgrade the battery from 4,000 mAh to 4,350 mAh.
This surplus of features and RAM, alongside the physical keyboard, sets the Communicator apart from other phones in the current market. The phone was unveiled at CES in January and quickly gained attention due to its high pre-order numbers. Pre-order customers can now personalize their phone's color, keyboard layout, charging covers, and accessories via Clicks Technology's website.
The Clicks Communicator can be used with any carrier's nano SIM card or eSIM, and it also supports Clicks Mobile, a new voice and data service. The Communicator has a swappable backplate and comes with various charging covers. It also supports Qi2 wireless charging and uses a special version of Niagara Launcher for app navigation.
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