Motorola Razr Keyboard Case Review: Clicks, EXKnight, and BBKeyboard Options

Verdict: Motorola Razr buyers should choose by attachment style first. Clicks is the polished Razr-specific keyboard case route, EXKnight is the lower-cost magnetic keyboard kit route, and BBKeyboard is the option to compare if you want either a $179 model-specific foldable phone keyboard case or a standalone mini keyboard that is not locked to one Razr. This comparison does not claim long-term hands-on testing of Clicks, EXKnight, or BBKeyboard cases.

If you are comparing Razr keyboard options from BBKeyboard, start with the Foldable Phone Keyboard Case, compare all current products in the BBKeyboard shop, and read the physical keyboard for phone guide before deciding between a phone case, magnetic kit, or standalone keyboard.

The Short Decision

• Choose Clicks if you want a purpose-built Razr keyboard case and you value a polished commercial case experience with backlit keys and shortcut features.
• Choose EXKnight if you want a lower-cost magnetic keyboard kit concept and are comfortable checking case/backplate fit carefully.
• Choose BBKeyboard Foldable Phone Keyboard Case if you want a model-specific white shell with an integrated physical QWERTY keyboard module at $179.
• Choose standalone BBKeyboard if you want the keyboard to work across more than one compatible device instead of staying attached to one Razr.

Comparison Table

Option	Best For	Main Strength	Main Caution
Clicks for Motorola Razr	Razr owners who want a polished keyboard case experience	Razr-specific case design, real buttons, backlit typing, and shortcut-focused positioning	Model support, availability, phone size, and daily handling should be checked before buying
EXKnight Razr magnetic keyboard kit	Buyers who want a magnetic kit approach and lower-cost experimentation	Magnetic, detachable concept for typing on the outer screen	May depend on magnetic case or backplate details; confirm exact model fit
BBKeyboard Foldable Phone Keyboard Case	Buyers who want a model-specific shell plus integrated physical QWERTY keyboard module	$179 accessory with a case-shell-plus-keyboard approach	Phone is not included; exact model compatibility matters
BBQ20KBD or BBP9981KBD Pro	Razr owners who also use tablets, laptops, desktops, or other phones	Standalone keyboard flexibility from $119 to $129	Not attached to the phone like a case

BBKeyboard Options for Razr Buyers

BBKeyboard gives Razr owners two different paths. The first is the Foldable Phone Keyboard Case, which is a $179 model-specific white phone case shell with an integrated physical QWERTY keyboard module. The phone is not included, so the buyer must already own the compatible phone.

The second path is a standalone mini keyboard. BBQ20KBD at $119 is the best all-round BBKeyboard model for many buyers. BBP9981KBD Pro at $129 is better if you want touchpad control. BBQ10KBD at $99 is better if you want the smallest Q10-style typing option.

Pros and Limits of a Razr Keyboard Case

Pros

• The keyboard is always with the phone, so there is no separate accessory to remember.
• Typing can move off the screen, which can make the outer display feel more useful.
• The product can feel more like a modern keyboard phone than a normal Bluetooth accessory.
• Dedicated cases can look cleaner than improvised mounts.

Limits

• A keyboard case can make the phone taller, heavier, or less pocket-friendly.
• Each Razr generation can require its own fit, cutouts, and hinge clearance.
• If you change phones, the case may not move with you.
• If you only type sometimes, a standalone keyboard may be the better value.

Clicks vs EXKnight vs BBKeyboard: How to Choose

Choose Clicks if your buying priority is a Razr-specific commercial keyboard case with a finished product feel. Official Clicks pages position Razr models around pocketable productivity, real buttons, backlit typing, and shortcut actions, so the product makes the most sense for buyers who want the case to become part of the phone.

Choose EXKnight if you are interested in the magnetic kit approach. Current EXKnight Razr listings position the product as a magnetic keyboard kit for typing on the outer screen, with a magnetic phone case or backplate style setup. That can be attractive if you want a detachable keyboard concept, but model fit and magnetic attachment details matter.

Choose BBKeyboard if you want to compare a case-shell-plus-keyboard accessory against standalone mini keyboards. The $179 foldable case is the phone-attached option. The $99 to $129 standalone keyboards are better if you want to use the same keyboard with a Razr, tablet, laptop, desktop, or another compatible phone.

Razr Buyer Checklist

• Confirm your exact Razr model before buying any case or kit.
• Check whether the product is made for your Razr generation, not just a similar-looking model.
• Decide whether you want the keyboard permanently attached, magnetically attached, or separate.
• Check whether the phone remains pocketable enough for daily use.
• Check charging, buttons, hinge movement, camera cutouts, and outer-screen access.
• Compare the BBKeyboard foldable case with the standalone models in the shop.
• Read the main phone keyboard guide if you are not sure which category fits.

FAQ

Is there one best Motorola Razr keyboard case?

Not for every buyer. Clicks, EXKnight, and BBKeyboard solve different problems. The best option depends on exact Razr model, attachment style, keyboard feel, budget, and whether you want the keyboard to work beyond one phone.

Does the BBKeyboard foldable phone keyboard case include the Motorola Razr phone?

No. The BBKeyboard foldable case includes a model-specific white phone case shell plus an integrated physical QWERTY keyboard module. The phone is not included.

How much is the BBKeyboard foldable phone keyboard case?

The BBKeyboard Foldable Phone Keyboard Case is currently positioned at $179.

Should I choose a case or standalone keyboard?

Choose a case if you want the keyboard attached to the Razr. Choose a standalone keyboard if you want one accessory for a Razr, tablet, laptop, desktop, or other compatible devices.

Which BBKeyboard standalone model should Razr owners start with?

Most buyers should start with BBQ20KBD at $119. Choose BBQ10KBD at $99 for smallest size, or BBP9981KBD Pro at $129 if you want touchpad control.

Bottom Line

For Motorola Razr owners, the right keyboard is not just about typing. It is about how the keyboard attaches to the phone and whether it should travel beyond that phone. Compare Clicks and EXKnight on their current official product pages, then compare BBKeyboard’s foldable case and standalone models in the shop. The main guide is the best next internal page if you are still choosing between a keyboard case, magnetic kit, and standalone mini keyboard.