First look at Clicks Communicator: can you remove the back cover to insert SIM, memory card, replace the battery?

Clicks Communicator - a phone reminiscent of the glory days of BlackBerry - has a new video sharing a first look, what will be on this phone for users to better visualize.

Actually, after watching the demo video by Jeff Gadway (also an ex-BlackBerry employee), I really felt the old feelings about BlackBerrys come back. Especially knowing that Clicks Communicator can remove the back cover to insert SIM, micro SD memory card and possibly replace the battery.

If you forgot, let me remind you a bit, earlier this year Clicks, a company specializing in manufacturing hard keyboards for phones with two co-founders who are both BlackBerry fans (Kevin "CrackBerry" Michaluk and Michael "Mr Mobile" Fisher) introduced its first phone, Clicks Communicator, a phone that acts as a "companion device" to help focus on communication and quit social networks. The device will be available later this year for $499 and comes in many colors.

Clicks Communicator: Dedicated phone for communication, priced at 499 USD, sold later this year Starup Clicks - a company that produces hard keyboards for smartphones has just announced two extremely special new products: Power Keyboard, a MagSafe keyboard and backup battery, and Communicator - a specialized phone for... Tinhte.vn

Clicks Communicator: Dedicated phone for communication, priced at 499 USD, sold later this year

Jeff Gadway also said that Clicks Communicator is designed to focus on favorite applications, helping users easily access Gmail, Telegram, WhatsApp, Messenger... Supports previewing and replying to messages directly from the home screen, along with the keystroke feature to quickly search for applications or songs.

As you can see in the demo, on the main screen, just type "Spot" to immediately display Spotify, no need to swipe up or down at all. It's like in the old days when you used Quick Key to open applications. It's unclear whether Clicks will bring this feature through Communicator or not. If so, it would be great.

Regarding the interface, the UI that Clicks chose for Communicator is Niagara Launcher, a launcher I have also used and it is extremely convenient for using the device with one hand, the scrolling layout on the alphabet strip does not go anywhere. Delicately has shared content about this launcher, please read more below:

Introducing Niagara launcher: minimalist, convenient for one-handed use I want to introduce to those of you who don't know about this rather strange and convenient launcher, its name is Niagara launcher. It can be said that it is minimalist, almost all redundant things are removed, every program icon is displayed in a single vertical column, finding... Tinhte.vn

Introducing Niagara launcher: minimalist, convenient for one-handed use

Regarding the keyboard, it has a built-in fingerprint sensor right at the Space key, like the previous KeyOne and Key2, and has 3 microphones to support video recording and conversations. Of course, the camera will not be a strong point on Clicks Communicator because it only has 1 lens, it is not created to replace the phone you are using, it is like a true auxiliary device for contact and communication.

The 6-minute long video only reveals that much. Jeff Gadway said that until the device goes on sale, there will be more videos shared about Clicks Communicator, please wait for more. Where are the old BlackBerry fans? Show your arms!