FYY Lenovo Tab S8-50 Case - Ultra Slim Lightweight Premium PU Leather Cover Multi-Angle Stand Case for Lenovo Tab S8-50 Green

I was looking for a protective cover and stand so I can tote my tablet around in my bag and use it on the go. This was exactly what I needed! Good construction and I like the variety of viewing angles you can choose. I do have the same problem as some other reviewers, with the magnet activating sleep mode when you put the cover around the back. It doesn't happen every time, and not enough to bother me. I usually bend it at the crease and fold it back to hold it in one hand. It makes it easier to hold in one hand.

I read the bad reviews about the auto shutoff but decided to still try it. The case is very good for the price and the shutoff is not as bad as I was expecting. Maybe it's just the case I got but if you fold the case around to the back first and then push the power button to turn it on you don't have a problem with it shutting off. It will turn off every once in a while when the magnets move a lot but I don't think it's a big deal. Great case for the price!

Magnet cases don't work very well for this tablet. Flipping it around to use the device, the case makes it turn off. It becomes pretty awkward to hold to avoid it shutting off on you.

It was too small for the tablet. I returned it.

It's good but it's come off from protective case!

I got this case as a gift for my nifty new Lenovo tablet (also a gift, from someone else). After a few weeks of using it, I can fairly assess it. The description said PU leather, which admittedly had me a bit confused. Was it real leather?? Because that was a main criteria in my searching for a case (my previous tablet, a first-gen Nexus, had a black leather case). When the item arrived, it looked nice and fit snugly. But... it was NOT leather. Which turned out to be not such a big deal after all. It felt sturdy, seemed easy to clean and looked nice. The design of this case is different from my previous one, mainly in that one would have to kind of snap the tablet onto a bracket to secure it. In my other one, I simply slid the tablet in and secured with a velcro strip. Some reviewers have expressed frustration in removing the tablet, whether to do something with the memory card or simply to change the case. I can attest that it is indeed a bit tricky to get out, as it really does fit very tightly. But not to the point where I would almost break the bracket. And there are no adhesives at all in or on the case. Done carefully and slowly (one could gently use a flat head screw driver to ease the tablet out), the tablet can be removed without breaking or scratching anything. It is also true that the magnets will OCCASIONALLY shut down the tablet when folded backwards. This has to be a design flaw, as the tablet is not just for putting on its stand and watching videos or listening to music. Sometimes I'd want to read an e-book or surf in bed, lying down. And invariably, I would want to flip the cover back like it's the front cover of a book. Alas, this can be a tricky proposition and sometimes I'd have to leave the front flap hanging to avoid my tablet suddenly going black. I want to emphasize that this does NOT always happen. But often enough to be an annoyance. Generally, I'm not so sure of the value of magnets on the case because tablets can be set to power down after a preset amount of time of inactivity. Or, if I'm done with it I can shut it down myself. While the quality seems to be fairly nice and the customer service is presumably good (I received an email from the company inquiring about my satisfaction with the product and requesting that I post a review), I would probably choose another case if I could do it all again. But, I have this one now and it's good enough to keep.