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This tiny physical keyboard turned my foldable phone into a 'Blackberry' - and it works

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ZDNET's key takeaways The Clicks Keyboard for the Moto Razr is available for $139.

The keyboard supports native Android shortcuts, has an optimal key design with a dedicated Gemini button, and supports data pass-through.

There's only one color, and shortcuts cannot be customized. View now at Clicks

With the summer season now upon us, I've swapped to my Moto Razr smartphone. This tiny foldable phone is perfect for your shorts' pocket, and for carrying around outside. To improve the lightweight experience, I recently bought a new Clicks Keyboard for the Moto Razr and it's a near perfect accessory for this phone.

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Clicks cofounder, Michael Fisher (aka MrMobile), is a long time foldable phone user and I am sure that he was behind the push to design a Clicks Keyboard case for the Moto Razr.

Clicks currently offers the keyboard for the 2024 Razr Plus, Razr, Razr 50, and Razr 50 Ultra. In addition, a 2025 model works with the Razr Ultra, Razr Plus (2025), and Razr (2025). There were slight USB-C port changes made by Motorola, but the 2025 Clicks I purchased works perfectly with my 2024 Razr Plus smartphone.

Clicks for the iPhone and Google Pixel make the phone and keyboard a rather long piece of hardware to manage. The beauty of the Razr model is that the package is still quite pocketable when folded, and now you have a full QWERTY keyboard to text with, right on the cover display of the Razr. This "RazrBerry" configuration is lovely and supports quick and accurate written communications without even unfolding the phone.

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The Clicks Keyboard for Razr comes in two pieces with a top cover piece that fits over the display to offer some protection and a consistent design, however you can leave the top part off if you want to save a few ounces. Personally, I found that the top cover impacts my ability to swipe on the edges of the display so I leave it off most of the time.

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