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I assume the keyboard is the most important part for you, considering you are holding on to such an old BlackBerry. The Communicator design looks way better for typing, much more stable and comfortable with its thicker, curved back. The Minimal Phone 2 may look nicer but being thin and flat is not good when you need to press keys.
Both companies have their issues, but from what I know about them I find Clicks to be a little more trustworthy. They've been developing hardware, albeit not phones, for a while now and seem reasonably stable. I've only heard positive reviews of their keyboards. Minimal is a small company and the fact they've made such a radical departure from their first phone doesn't fill me with much confidence, particularly since it had a lot of issues. It feels a bit like they're abandoning their Gen 1 customers.