The Android version of the Clicks case carries over the same keyboard design as the iPhone version, including the use of round keys that are slightly angled to improve the typing experience. (Instead of copying the more ergonomic design of the BlackBerry’s keys — an approach that didn’t end well for the Ryan Seacrest-backed Typo case .)

Clicks, which previously only made cases for iPhones, is now releasing Android-compatible ones for newer Pixel, Razr, and Samsung Galaxy phones.

With these new Android cases, Clicks brings added functionality to each device. For example, the Moto Razr case enables physical keyboard typing directly on the cover screen, replicating the classic BlackBerry experience thanks to the Razr and Razr+'s 3.6-inch and 4-inch cover displays.

Clicks is bringing its BlackBerry-style physical keyboard case to Android. The company on Tuesday announced the launch of three new products aimed at

Although the BlackBerry is no longer in use, one of its greatest concepts—a small, thumb-friendly phone keyboard—lives on in the