Clicks Communicator shipments begin in December

The BlackBerry-like phone also got a spec bump and an impending price hike. Clicks Communicator shipments begin in December. News Mobile Smartphones Clicks Communicator shipments begin in December The BlackBerry-like phone also got a spec bump and an impending price hike.

The company’s first smartphone, the Clicks Communicator, will begin shipping in December, nearly a year after its CES 2026 rollout. The final version is getting a few spec upgrades, along with an October 1 price hike. The Communicator will now ship with 12GB of RAM, up from the originally announced 8GB.

Its battery capacity has grown from 4,000mAh to 4,350mAh and is rated to handle more than 800 charge cycles. It will run Android 17 out of the box with software support through Android 20, along with five years of security updates. The device embraces a combination of quirky design and nostalgia.

Clicks just made its Blackberry-like Android phone even more tempting. Clicks Communicator surprise spec bump asks ‘what RAM crisis?’.

Clicks Communicator gets surprise RAM and battery upgrades. Mobile Clicks Communicator surprise spec bump asks ‘what RAM crisis?’ Clicks just made its Blackberry-like Android phone even more tempting.

Clicks is promising three major Android OS updates and five years of security updates for the keyboard-first phone. The Communicator starts shipping in December, with its $499 launch price available only through September 30.

Yes, the company that went viral last year with its physical keyboard attachment for Android phones. Its ambitions have clearly grown, and we’ve just gotten our clearest look at what’s next.

At CES earlier this year, the company showed off the Clicks Communicator, a full-fledged Android phone built from the ground up with a keyboard-first design. With the model now slated to begin shipping in December, Clicks has finalized the phone’s specs and upgraded some of its hardware before launch.

Inspired by BlackBerry phones of old, the Communicator has a physical keyboard below its 4.03-inch, 120Hz AMOLED display.