Nillkin Rugged Keyboard Case for Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ 12.4 Inch

Perfect fit and did the job. Got this to protect the tablet from damage that can happen when a child owns a tablet and it worked. What would have cost me hundreds of dollars to replace (the tablet) only cost me 80. Amazing product.

Very sturdy case. The case makes it weigh a little heavy but I like this. It has 2 snaps that keep the keyboard attached and makes for easy removal. The kickstand is very stiff and a little hard to move but this is perfect for keeping it in the position you want it to be in without it moving on you accidentally. Connecting to the tablet was very easy.

Over all the sturdiness is great. It didn’t feel right holding my galaxy s7 plus naked. Now I feel like I won’t drop it if I detach it from the keyboard. The keyboard is nice. I love the battery life that’s listed. Very long time before recharging the keyboard. Shortcuts help the flexibility of it. Seems I will never touch my screen ever again. The touch pad is a little bit too sensitive and also not too sensitive depending on what you trying to do. Very easy to connect via Bluetooth.

I wanted something that protected the edges and had a keyboard. I didn't want one of those portfolio ones. This bridged the gap and I'm happy with it. I like that it has a place to hold the stylus but I did find myself losing two with this case on. I ended up adding a stylus cord to it and am pretty happy with it now. The only thing I genuinely don't like is that the keyboard attaches via snap buttons. Not a fan. Wish it was magnetic or some other sort of locking mechanism. If you hold the tablet by the main piece and let the keyboard dangle it will fall off after a few normal removals of the keyboard just from regular wear and tear use. So that's inconvenient but something I'm willing to deal with to protect the entire edges. I'm on the go alot and want max protection but also the use of the keyboard and track pad. Function buttons work great. Takes a bit to get used to some of the controls but once you do I like the freedom of having a lot of control in a small compact keyboard. Had it for about 9 months now and it works great overall. The battery lasts quite a long time too.

The case is great, very responsive with a solid touchpad. It charges via usb-c so its easy to charge both the tablet and case as needed. Case is of solid material, with a built in stand and a detachable back support. Definitely worth the money spent.

Excellent Keyboard+trackpad. Nice casing as well. Glad I got it!

So if you were looking for a nice bluetooth keyboard, stays with your tablet, works really well with Samsung Galaxy tab, and has a bit of toughness to it compared to a dexnor or other models out there, then you did find the right one. If you wanted one that was designed for long term use, practicality, and long lasting you found the wrong one. What I was looking for was a tough case, that came with a keyboard, I could carry around on my shoulder if needed or at least around in my hand well enough, and use it for moderate duty at work. I have a Samsung Galaxy tab S9 plus I use for work, which requires a lot of report writing, but also acquiring customer signatures at times. While this doesn't come with a shoulder strap I thought there would be a way to modify it to have one without damaging the case, though I haven't even attempted that yet. Here's what works: The keyboard types beautifully, the weight of the key presses feels great, the backlight works wonderful, its not too heavy. The on off switch is easy to find, its easy to charge, the wrist rest feels good. The ruggedness of the case, and the level of protection it provides seems pretty decent, thick enough, tough enough. I feel like this would be protected well in a fall. Battery life is great, weight is great. The piece that is used for a stand is a little awkard but it is nice and stiff, and holds up really well. What doesn't work: The magnetic latch from the keyboard to the case that keeps the cover closed is extremely weak. I can literally hold the tablet screen side down and the keyboard falls open every time with no effort at all. The cover for the camera lenses fell out after only 2 hours of use. I have a decent gorilla glass screen protector on my tablet and the corners of the case don't quite wrap around the edges of the tablet very well on one corner and it pushes against the screen protector and slowly lifts the screen protector off the screen. I can pull hard on the corner of the case and get it over it but just light casual use and it seems to pop against the screen protector and push it off again. While that's not really specifically a problem because I could try and get a different screen protector or replace it with maybe a thinner one it would be nice if it was designed for them a little better. The keyboard itself the way it attaches just baffles me. You can look at dexnor and other keyboard bluetooths that attach to tablets and they all use heavy duty magnets or some other type of connection(build into the case) but for whatever reason they decided to use old fashion metal snaps. Which do work, so long as you aren't frequently removing the keyboard and re attaching it repeatedly. Those snaps wear out pretty quick, so as long as that's not a task you need then its nothing to worry about. Some small annoyances but not critical failures: If you turn the keyboard all the way around the back of the tablet to use it as a table for collecting someones signature or to do any other task where the keyboard isn't needed right that moment, you have to manually turn off the keyboard. It still recognizes mouse pad and keyboard presses while its turned around. Some other Bluetooth keyboards are smart enough to know the've been opened around the back and automatically disable touch for that purpose. Suggestions for the next model should they read it. Disable keyboard if it wraps around, much stronger better magnets for keeping it closed so that it can even withstand a fall without falling open, and/or similar to other cases put a strap around a corner that you can pull over the keyboard. A better way of detaching/reattaching the keyboard if needed, and a place for optional shoulder straps. If all that was in place I would spend even more money for an upgraded model like that in a heart beat. I carried this previous tablet in a tough case on a shoulder strap everywhere I go, having to carry a separate keyboard was annoying but I needed a tough case on the tablet no matter what. If you bridge the gap between both worlds you will have a product no one has done that I've found anyway.

Case is very protective, smooth and the stand works wonderfully and has kept rigidity even with daily use. The keyboard on the other hand, Ad suggests that you only need to charge 3 times a year with a 500MaH battery, I have had this for a little over a month but and have had to charge it 3 times not including the initial charge, each time I have charged it until the full battery indicator has turned on. The back lights on the keys don't stay on during use but rather turn on and off randomly during use. Often the keyboard requires multiple start ups to connect to my tablet. Despite the flaws once connected the keyboard works wonderfully with no lag in typing, and the action keys All work accordingly. All in all I do like the product despite its flaws, but I do feel it is overpriced considering the issues that have arrisen.

A perfect fit for my Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ tablet, which is now well protected. I have tried several different covers and this is the best so far. I would have preferred to have the Samsung cover but the keyboard sold in Canada is the French bi-lingual one only. Very difficult to use if you are not writing in French. Many reviewers have mentioned that the pen holder is a bit loose, but I haven't found that with my tablet pen. This is the nearest combination to replace my aged laptop. PROs: A perfect fit for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ Detatchable rechargeable (usb-c) Backlit international keyboard, AI key built-in. Multi position back rest. Back camera lens has a sliding cover. Cons: Weight of Keyboard cover 757g. Keyboard is attached via two metal studs. Back Pen holder is not protected and pen could fall out easily. Pen holder at bottom of case isn't powered by the tablet, therefore one must use the unprotected holder. keyboard cannot be angled

Great case for the Tab S10+, good protection all round, keyboard and mouse work perfectly although I tend to leave these disconnected mostly. Would definitely buy again.

I was looking for a case+keyboard combo for my new Tab S10+ that was compact and light weight. I had bought from Nillkin many years ago so I knew they would be good. And yes they were! It works better than the expensive stock Samsung Canadian keyboard! The case plus kickstand was perfect with two places to store the S-pen; a cutout for the magnetic charging area and another next to the keyboard for extra security when folded up. The keyboard, although thin, was good enough to type on although I don't know how it would be during long typing sessions. I has great battery life, connects easily to the S10+, and the trackpad is large and responsive. If you are looking to replace your old windows laptop, the S10+, with the keyboard and the Samsung multiport adaptor makes the perfect travel replacement!

Excellent service, fast shipping. Thank you!

Loving it! Great keyboard and trackpad along with a very grippy case and built in kick stand. Already dropped my tablet and it made a loud noise but tablet and case were both unscathed