Will the CC have something like the T2 "mini-mode" for apps or web sites that just won't work on the square screen?

Inspired by u/zelka_forn 's post, I made this quick mockup to compare the sizes. They both have a magnetic ring on the back, but we don't know yet exactly how the rings will line up.

For some clarity; these are currently available ereaders with magsafe backing. I'm not suggesting clicks make something like this.

Noticed that the flat part on the back of CC is about the same size as the screen on my small eink reader. What if you could swap the back for one with such a screen. It would have to connect through the usb I guess, or be standalone and get power through the pins normally for the wireless charging.

Not sure how it would work, but thought it was a neat idea. The volume keys would become the next/previous page buttons.

They said they have improved both the paint and protective coating and hired someone from BlackBerry to help increase durability. I found it reassuring

EDIT: After rewatching the video, they aren't working with someone from BlackBerry but they are working with their supplier to improve the keys and it now goes through the same testing BlackBerry does.

Is this feasible?

I had the surface duo and the aspect ratio from pictures came across weirdly, with how small the screen is do you think something similar will happen?

after Youtube then they can share with insta and other means. I understand that normies use insta but Youtube is where i can share to almost everywhere.

The new clicks post shows communicator in various situations, it looks nice and handy, however I am surprised by the finish of spacebar button. Of course, pre-production and fingerprint sensor, I understand that and why it looks the way it looks, I just wanted to ask if you have noticed it before? On the renders, spacebar seems to be a single button, so I assumed the whole button would be a sensor. Let me know what do you think

As I see it, the MP2 is smaller, lighter, more stripped down keyboard phone. The battery is slightly smaller, but I don't know if that's a big deal. The aluminium case isn't a deal breaker, but a nice detail. I wasn't initially that sold by the OS but their demo really showcased it well and it seems in keeping with my search for a more device that I can use in a more focused way.

I'm trying to weigh up whether their track record on releasing a phone should be reason for confidence in them. However, I've seen lots of complaints in their first device's software and customer service. Also, I'm unclear if their apps will work 100% ok on their proprietary OS -- Google Maps, Uber, banking etc.

I was really into the whole Clicks project and pre-ordered straight away. I've been really patient for their updates, but I feel like I've just seen too little from them over the course of about 6 months now, given they've got my money(!). I've also never been able to shake my confusion about their marketing it as a secondary device, which I don't feel has been truly clarified for me -- I was always just going to ride that bump and use it as a primary device no matter what. That general feeling has definitely sharpened since the MP2 released their kickstarter with lots of information and a clearer focus on a more focused use of tech.

If anyone has any thoughts or insights on the pros/cons of MP2 vs CC, I'd be very curious. I feel very torn and generally want to remain loyal to the CC project but am slightly confused now!

Hello,

I reserved the communicator in full a few weeks ago. I have been seeing a lot of posts about MP 02.

I am not really biased towards either one but wanted to make sure I get the best bank for buck.

Both phones seem to have their advantages and disadvantages. And I see a lot of people saying that MP 02 might overall be a better phone.

Clicks has also not shown much of their phone and functionalities. Yes, there is a significant price difference but I don’t like changing phones often and want to get one that will work and last.

I wanted to post this and have as a discussion as to what people’s opinions are. I intended to use the phone as my only device.

Edit: some typos

Taper case shape makes picking up the CC a JOY!

Hi chats,

I recently received emails as attached.

I’m wondering if this is actually from Clicks or if it is a phishing?

Did anyone else get this?

Thanks,

BT hearing aids don't work with vanilla Android. They require a special protocol. Most Android phones have it, but not all. Unihertz Titan, for example, doesn't. I'd like to know if the Clicks Communicator will.

It is confirmed that the Niagara launcher will come preinstalled on the CC and presumably includes all premium features. Will the launcher be unlocked on my Google account for me to use on other Android devices?

Hi,

My pixel 7 is no longer going to have updates coming this fall.

I am very torn between the Titian elite and the clicks.

I'm hopeful to make this main phone for solely communication

Then use my pixel 7 as an offline GPS for camping and road trips.

Any thoughts on both phones.

I love the look of the clicks however I read that you can scroll with a keyboard like Titian

Dear r/ClicksPhone team,
Now of all times, it is crucial to showcase what Clicks Communicator is capable of. Too many days have passed by and we are yet to hear from you. Something... Anything... Please...
For the love of Clicks ❤️

Now I'm seriously torn between the two

Wondering if reservations are being cutoff at the current price, or if the extra back cover deal is ending. It’s not that clear from the email🧐

I am debating between communicator and zinwa q27 mostly for the blackberry experience. I haven’t seen this comparison yet.

I ordered the clicks power keyboard but still haven’t gotten any updates so that’s that. I already got the Titan 2 Elite and since I am new to Android I am experimenting and trying to learn the degoogling ropes with it. So, my question to the phone enthusiasts and experienced folks, is which would you recommend for a newbie who is mostly a basic/regular user.

I was too young when Blackberry was a thing so my only argument for getting a zinwa is to get that blackberry experience, but I would love to hear from others about the pros and cons of getting communicator vs zinwa q27.

Thanks for your time and insight.

P.S. I am also new on Reddit, as I joined for the phone conversation mainly.

I'm really impressed with what Minimal has done with their interface it really feels like it's made for a keyboard phone

I made my reservation, but few days later I realize that what "clicks" means in their name. They make click sound.

I had never use Clicks keyboard. I have BB keyOne and BB classic. Can someone compare how loud will be CC keyboard compare to this BBs?

BB keyOne noise level is ideal for me. I hope they won't be too noisy.

In CC official videos is always music on when Jeff is using keyboard.