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It’s that time of year again. No, not New Year's, not Epiphany Eve (I just learned about this). It’s almost time for CES. The tech event show is gearing up for a January 9th launch and, with it, countless new products. One of them just gave the world a sneak peek. 

Clicks is an iPhone case with a twist. It gives your iPhone a Blackberry-style keyboard, complete with the satisfying clickity-clack sound you remember from high school. 

It connects to your iPhone like a Backbone controller. Each case comes with either a Lightning connector or USB-C. Line up your phone, connect it, and slide the case around it. 

From there, the keyboard activates. It does away with Bluetooth and even a battery, instead drawing power directly from your iPhone. It’s backlit and even comes with a CMD key. Did you know CMD+H will bring you to the home screen? 

It’s developed by former Apple employees, and according to them, a companion app will be coming shortly. The Clicks case starts at $159 and comes in two colors: “Bumblebee” (yellow) and “London Sky” (gray) — sorry Londoners.

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