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Comparison Chart

Comparison Chart

With all the hype around this new wave of upcoming keyboard phones, I am very excited. That being said, it was also a lot of info and trying to keep everything in my head straight started to become a challenge. Anyways, I ended up making this chart and thought I'd share it with you all.

If I missed any relevant information, let me know and I'll add rows and post in the comment section.

u/unknownvariable21 — 2 days ago
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Titan 2 Elite first impressions compared to Titan 2

As someone who has used the Titan 2 exclusively since launch, I wanted to chime in and give my first impressions of the Titan 2 Elite vs. the Titan 2.

So far, here are a few things I’ve noticed:

  • It seems like the battery life on the Titan 2 Elite isn’t quite as good as the Titan 2.
  • The phone gets noticeably warmer during extended use.
  • It’s much lighter and feels a lot better to hold with one hand
  • I find myself missing the navigation keys on the top row. However, I’ve mostly been using swipe gestures on the screen instead of the navigation buttons. I might end up reassigning those buttons down the road.
  • The overall typing experience is pretty decent, especially coming from the Titan 2.
  • The screen is A LOT nicer to use, and the higher refresh rate makes the phone feel much more modern.
  • From what I’ve seen so far, the cameras are okay. I wish the base model had OIS.
  • The overall build quality feels a lot better, although I think a more protective case might be needed because of how the glass meets the corners of the phone
  • Interestingly, the included case has a lanyard loop.
  • 5G seems to be working well. I currently have my att sim card in the phone and haven’t had any major issues so far.

Overall, these are just my early impressions, but I’m enjoying the phone so far. Let me know if you guys have any questions about the phone.

u/vipx237 — 9 days ago

Do we have any info on the CC keyboard itself?

All I’m hearing about it is "premium materials" (marketing speak) and "brushed metal keys."

My question is about the actual typing experience. How does the keyboard feel? How does it compare to other keyboard devices? What is its reliability? Does it use the same internal hardware as the Clicks Powerkeys or Clicks cases?

The reason I’m asking now is that people are saying the MP02 keyboard feels much better (based on how the MP01 felt), while the keyboards on other Clicks products feel like typing on a kid's toy.

Hoping for some experienced users to shed some light on this.

Also on a side note, does anyone know if clicks will get a privacy protector screen guard accessory? Seems like an important accessory to have for a communicator and no amount of asking about it on every AMA is getting me a response.

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u/giratina143 — 5 days ago
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CC vs MP02 vs T2E Pro — size and spec comparison

Items Clicks Communicator Minimal Phone 2 Titan 2 Elite Pro
Display 4.03" AMOLED, 1080×1200, 120Hz 3.92" AMOLED, 1080×1240, 90Hz 4.03" AMOLED, 1080×1200, 120Hz
SoC Dimensity 8300 (MT8883) Dimensity 8300 Dimensity 8400
RAM / Storage 8GB / 256GB + microSD up to 2TB 8GB / 256·512GB 12GB / 512GB + microSD up to 2TB
Battery 4,450mAh 3,000mAh 4,050mAh
Charging 18W wired + 15W Qi2 (MagSafe-compatible) 27W wired + 15W Qi 33W wired, no wireless
Rear camera 50MP OIS 50MP (OIS not stated) 50MP OIS + 50MP tele
Front camera 24MP 20MP 32MP
Speakers Dual Dual Single
3.5mm jack Yes Yes No (adapter included)
Size / Weight 130.5×78.6×12mm, 170g (tapered back) 122.6×72×9.48mm, weight TBA 117.8×75×10.4mm, 163g
Price / Ship $499 ($399 reserve), Q4 2026 Kickstarter from $549, Q4 2026 Kickstarter from $439, Oct 2026

It's not exactly precise, but I threw this together in MS Paint. The yellow rectangle is the MP02's screen size.

As most of you already know, the CC is the biggest, followed by the MP02, then the T2E Pro (going by height).

All three fall short somewhere:

- CC: biggest and thickest (though I still think it's plenty small and light)

- MP02: smallest battery at 3,000mAh (vs. 4,450 on the CC and 4,050 on the T2E), and no touch-sensitive keyboard

- T2E Pro: no wireless charging

Looking purely at the keyboards, the CC seems like it'd be the best to type on — the keys are nice and large with plenty of spacing. The T2E Pro would be next since the buttons are big. The MP02 has small keys, and they're crammed right up against the edges of the body with no bezel to speak of — I feel like I'd be fumbling constantly.

That said, on the back design front, I think the MP02 looks far better than the T2E Pro. Honestly, I don't think a phone like this needs both an ultrawide and a telephoto at the cost of a bigger camera bump. But no matter how small the screen is, 3,000mAh is just... a bit much to ask. Can that really last a full day? They're confidently bragging about battery life on Instagram, but based on how the MP01's optimization went, I'm not putting much stock in that.

For now I've got the CC and the T2E Pro reserved. I'm torn on whether to swap the T2E Pro for the MP02. The CC I'm buying no matter what, and I'll probably grab one more — but three feels excessive. Hmm. The Kickstarter page opens in the morning with pricing and fuller specs, so I'll think it over then.

What do you all think?

u/Mysterious-Ruin2341 — 10 days ago

MP02 ask

I saw this on the kickstarter (and was excited), but scrolling further down, the ? Ask seemed to be an Ai chat. Does anyone else get the same vibes? I might be in the minority, but I don't want to use an Ai chat bot lol

I'm hoping this can be altered to bring up internet like ecosia or something. What are your thoughts? We won't know anything until minimal confirms obviously, but just starting a conversation.

u/Rain-Soaked_Wanderer — 10 days ago

clicks?

tl;dr : is clicks a good idea for a beginner keyboard phone user wanting to move away from standard smartphones?

i'm about to put a deposit on the clicks communicator. I want to transition to a different kind of phone, but so much of my life (banking, online insurance, college account access, work email) is dependent on smartphone usage. the clicks seems like it's gonna be a phenominal middle-ground for me: NFC, android auto, all the apps I need access to, in a brand new form factor.

i'm not an enthusiast by any means, but i've been wanting to move away from the standard black box of death smartphone for a few years now. how does the clicks seem compared to other modern keyboard phones? is this a wise use of my money? the price seems very good for me at the moment, and i feel like i'm even willing to make the full reservation at this point, but i guess i'm looking for some other opinions.

thanks friends!

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u/loser-of-a-user — 14 days ago

MP2 battery

Did everyone get a chance to look at specs? The minimal phone is listed as a 3000mah battery, while the titan elite 2 pro is 4050mah and clicks is at 4450mah. I know minimal's slogan is to get you off your phone, but I'd still worry about getting a whole day out of it. Any thoughts on the battery or other specs?

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u/Rain-Soaked_Wanderer — 13 days ago