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https://clicks.tech/communicator

So it's both a stand-alone phone and a "companion" device to be used with your real phone? At $500, I would think a cheaper (~$200) companion-only device would sell much better.

They are offering a $100 discount but if you want the companion phone to really work as a phone you need another line of course. I like the touch keyboard case that attaches to your existing phone but I have a Samsung S25 Ultra and they don't make one for my phone type. However the clicks power keyboard will work with the Samsung s25 ultra.

They have add-ons for iphone and pixel already, you can see them at Best Buy stores.

Yesterday they debuted the add-on keyboard for any phone as well as the Communicator stand alone phone.

They've marketed the Communicator it as a companion phone (mistakenly in my opinion). It should function perfectly well as an everyday phone as it's designed for the people who don't care about 90% of the useless upgrades each new iPhone or Galaxy iteration has.

That's interesting. All I do on my phone is talk, text, email, financial stuff (bank and credit cards) and a few stock trades here and there. And TexAgs. Think I'd basically have to give up TexAgs if that was my primary phone since that's essentially my version of doomscrolling. Hmmm…

I think it's still a perfectly capable phone for web browsing, has a touchscreen, etc... - I think you'd probably find something like TexAgs even works better "tabbing" through each topic and arrowing down rather than scrolling with your finger.

I could be wrong on that, but seems like it's designed to be more functional than "slick".

Proposition Joe said:

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I think it's still a perfectly capable phone for web browsing, has a touchscreen, etc... - I think you'd probably find something like TexAgs even works better "tabbing" through each topic and arrowing down rather than scrolling with your finger.

I could be wrong on that, but seems like it's designed to be more functional than "slick".

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You might be right. Quite frankly part of that post was me looking for an excuse to spend less time here.

The Keyone was still my favorite phone ever.