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If you are a Pixel user wondering if you can finally get the precision and speed that the Power Keyboard offers on your smartphone, the answer is a resounding yes!There are a few minor caveats to getting your “Power Keys” up and running with certain Pixel models. But hey, that’s exactly what this guide is for!
How to Connect Clicks Power Keyboard to Pixel Phones
The Clicks Power Keyboard is designed to be universal and pocketable. Unlike the original Clicks iPhone cases or the Pixel 9/10 specific keyboard case, the Power Keyboard attaches to smartphones using a high-strength MagSafe or Qi2 magnetic connection. For the Google Pixel community, this is a big deal. Starting with the Pixel 10 series, Google has natively adopted the Qi2 standard, meaning the Power Keyboard will snap directly onto your phone without any extra hardware.Using an Older Pixel?
If you’re rocking a Pixel 9, Pixel 8, or older, don’t worry. You can still use the Power Keyboard by using a MagSafe-compatible case or an adhesive magnetic ring. Once the magnetic connection is established, the Power Keyboard pairs via Bluetooth and you’re ready to type.Pairing with Pixel
The Clicks Power Keyboard pairs to devices through Bluetooth. You can pair and switch between three different devices. Just press and hold the power key, then press whichever number you want to assign it (between 1-9). You can read more in our setup guide for Android users.Pixel Compatibility Table
The Power Keyboard is a versatile tool that functions as both a Bluetooth keyboard and a wireless power bank. Here is how it works across the Google Pixel line-up:| Pixel Model | Native Magnetic Attachment? | Wireless Charging Support? | Keyboard Functionality? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pixel 10 / 10 Pro / 10 Pro XL | Yes (Native Qi2) | Yes | Yes |
| Pixel 9 / 9 Pro / 9 Pro XL | Via MagSafe Case | Yes | Yes |
| Pixel 8 / 8 Pro | Via MagSafe Case | Yes | Yes |
| Pixel 7 / 7 Pro | Via MagSafe Case | Yes | Yes |
| Pixel 6 / 6 Pro | Via MagSafe Case | Yes | Yes |
| Pixel “a” Series (with Wireless Charging) | Via MagSafe Case | Yes | Yes |
More Than Just a Keyboard: Power to the Pixel
The Power Keyboard features a built-in 2,300 mAh battery. When your Pixel is magnetically attached, the keyboard can wirelessly top up your phone, acting as a functional power bank while you work.- Customizable Power: Use the Clicks App on Android to reserve battery specifically for typing, ensuring you never lose your keyboard functionality, even if you’re out of juice for charging.
- Landscape Mode: Rotate your Pixel to landscape and slide the keyboard out for a comfortable, laptop-like experience when editing spreadsheets or long-form emails.
- Multi-Device Pairing: You can pair your Power Keyboard with your Pixel, your tablet, and even your smart TV simultaneously, switching between them with a simple keyboard shortcut.
Experience the Tactile Revolution
Whether you’re a digital nomad or a professional looking for faster triage on the go, the Clicks Power Keyboard brings a consistent, confident typing experience to your Google Pixel. It can help you harness the built-in Android shortcuts (which most people don’t even realize are baked right into the operating system) and for anyone who “walks in both worlds” (Android smartphone, Apple accessories) it can also be paired with an iPad, Apple TV, or VisionPro.Read more
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