Dexnor Samsung Galaxy Tab 10 Pluss9 Fe Pluss8 Pluss7 with Keyboard Floating Magnetic Holder Multi-Touch Trackpad, 12.4 Inch, S

I've been on the fence about this product, because I was not sure how much of an upgrade it would be from other keyboard cases for tablets I have used before. It is a definite upgrade from the cramped FINTIE brand keyboard I was using. Connectivity: easy to connect. No lag between waking the device up and beginning to type. The keyboard isn't cramped. Trackpad: despite other reviews I don't find it scrolls too fast. It is responsive. You can also adjust speed through the settings on the tablet. Magnetivity: The tablet feels very secure propped open. You can gently pull on it and it does not budge. Stability: when using the keyboard there is no wiggling or instability, as other people have reported. Screen share: I found this to be very cool! I had to download an app from the Windows store but it took no time to set my tablet up as an extnded display. The trackpad and the keyboard on the case can be used as well. Weight: it is heavier than my surface tablet by about half the weight. It's no heavier than the hard cover cases I got for my samsung tablet that did not come with a keyboard. A bit heavy, but it is a 12.4" tablet after all. I like using my tablet without a case. This magnetic case is much better for anyone who likes to do the same. With other cases I felt like I was working too hard to get the tablet out and worried about potential damage popping it in and out. This case takes care of that issue altogether. I was worried about closing the tablet on the screen and the potential for scratches. Everything is soft enough and recessed enough that it doesn't seem like a proble. Glad I got it!

The magnets aren't very good. They hold about 60% of the time. The keyboard backlights aren't very good either. There's a distinct lack of brightness around a portion of the keys that I noticed a few months ago (I've only used the lights a couple of times). I have babied this case and still the edge is starting to coming apart. I will not buy another and I cannot recommend this case. For the cost of this thing it should have been better quality and lasted longer than the 5 months it has been used. I can't imagine how bad it would be falling apart if I used my tablet more often.

I purchased a Samsung Tab S10+ back in January, and along with it, the Samsung Slim Keyboard case. I tried to like that flimsy basic case, but over the last few months, keys started sticking, and it overall made the tablet experience worse. So I finally bit the bullet and got the Dexnor case. It only arrived today and was already fully charged after unboxing. I wasn't sure I was going to like this case because a lot of reviews I read stated the case is so heavy and the trackpad has issues. I had to go on a long trip so I figured it'd be the perfect time to test this bad boy out. The pink colored case is adorable! I love that it's easy to clean and feels expensive. Is it heavier than the Samsung Slim Case? YES, but it also feels higher quality because of the extra weight. It's a lot easier to balance on my lap, the slight lift of the screen makes such a big difference in media consumption. I love the option to change the color and brightness of the backlit keys. Was this a necessary purchase? Probably not, but I am very happy with it so far. The keys are clicky but not obnoxious, the backlit keys are nice, the trackpad works well, although there's no option to right click. I like the option to store the S pen on the keyboard itself while still being able to close the case. The magnet that holds the tablet is very strong and I am confident the tablet won't fall off. I'd say the only thing that is odd is that it almost makes me feel like my tablet is smaller.

I liked it overall but the mouse pad seems to be detached from keyboard. It arrived that way. Others said that it was heavy and I agree it changes your tablet into a laptop. I'm going to see if I can get a replacement that doesn't have a defect. I'll update my rating at that time. Update: I received my replacement... it had the same defect however it wasn't as pronounced. Overall I like that it turns my tablet into a laptop and I use it daily

I am overall very satisfied with my purchase. The keyboard/case itself has a good weight and spacing between the keys, to where it feels overall natural and very easy to adjust to if your used to a bigger keyboard. The magnetic attachment hasn't faltered in the 2 months I've had and been using the product, and it fits in standard size computer pockets in backpacks. The Bluetooth connection is flawless, it was extremely easy to set up and stays connected to the tablet unless you turn off the keyboard with the little button on the side. The slot for the S pen is also extremely convenient, I don't know about you guys but I am very prone to misplacing my things or not noticing something falling off, this slot prevents that! The keyboard is also very responsive during gaming, I use it to play like I'm on a computer on Roblox ALL the time. One of my favorite things to do when Im not doing schoolwork. I have one slightly annoying bug with the keyboard though; if I'm typing fast (which I usually do) and taking notes in for example Google Docs, and then suddenly have to delete a long string of words, when I start typing again the keyboard will make me jump into the middle of the last word I typed. It's annoying to correct the bug, as it involves deleting whatever I just typed and the "interrupted word" to fix. It gets in the way of taking quick and concise notes, as I have to pause the video/reading from the textbook to correct the issue. I wish I could get a video of it happening, but it's very random and doesn't *always* happen.