Lenovo IdeaTab Lynx K3 / K3011 Keyboard Case - Poetic Lenovo IdeaTab Lynx K3 / K3011 11.6 Inch Case [KeyBOOK Series] - [Bluetooth Keyboard] PU Leather Protective Wireless Keyboard Folio Case for Lenovo IdeaTab Lynx K3 / K3011 11.6 Inch Black (3 Year Manufacturer Warranty From Poetic)

Nice product for a nice price. It has a very nice soft feel to the leather. The Bluetooth keyboard works as intended. The padding was thick enough that I feel comfortable of putting the tablet in my luggage with other items. One thing buyers need to be aware of is that if you put the keyboard inside the case, then the case won't close because it doesn't have space to hold the keyboard. So the picture is somewhat misleading. The keyboard needs to be carried separately or you can buy a bigger sleeve and hold them both. That is what I did. So if I need the keyboard with me, then I will use the bigger sleeve. If I don't need the keyboard, then I will leave it home and just use this case.

It's a really heavy duty case, the leather is soft but high quality, and I love this case for my tablet. Would definitely recommend it to anyone with this tablet. Read below for details.Key points:-it does close with the keyboard attached, it's difficult at first but you don't have to force it, after you close it a few times it becomes much easier-the case adds significant weight to the tablet, but it's not so much that's it's uncomfortable to carry around. I use it for school and I prefer this to my laptop any day.-besides how thick it is now, it doesn't add significantly to the dimensions of the tablet; maybe a quarter of an inch length and height, but it definitely makes the thickness go from like a quarter inch to a full inch, when the keyboard is attached.-it took a while before we could get the Bluetooth set up, we had to update drivers and restart a bunch of times, but after a lot of frustration it works perfectly. The Bluetooth keyboard works quickly after turning it on, and the range is good from what I can tell.-the keyboard does come off easily, as there are no latches or clasps or anything to keep it attached, it's a magnet: two flat smooth surfaces held together by a magnet. It's not uncommon for it to slide off while the case is flipped around, but when I'm typing it stays in place pretty well. I just sort of got used to it, and I don't mind sliding it back in place, but some people might prefer to keep it in a bag or something until you need it.-the stand does not have multiple positions at which it locks in place, it is a separate piece of sturdy rigid leather attached to the main body by a ribbon, essentially. The "ribbon" is sturdy though, and I haven't noticed any tears in mine. If it detached, you would still be able to use the stand, but it wouldn't be as stable standing up.-when the tablet is in the case, and you want to charge it, you cannot easily keep the tablet standing up. Unless you want to break your cable by bending it at the base, I wouldn't recommend charging while standing up (I.e. using the stand). If you try to lay it flat on a surface, all of the weight goes on the stand and the charging cable, so it puts a lot of stress on it. HOWEVER if you fold the case into a triangle, so that the keyboard section is on the bottom, and you put the tablet near the edge of a table so that the cable is free, there's no problem, except if you want to keep the tablet far away from table edges then I totally get it because that's a bit of a design flaw.-a lot of people are complaining that the keyboard is too small to use realistically. If you have stubby ish or legitimately fat fingers (sorry, no offense), then the keyboard would not be usable, but for your average sized hands it works fine. My husband wears ring size 10ish and he can type fine, I'm ring size 7ish and it's easy for me to type long paragraphs without hesitation. The only thing wrong with this keyboard is the placement of the right shift key, it's one button too far to the right and you have to extend your pinky further than normal, so if you order I'd get some pinky exercises in before you get it (mostly kidding).-case does not inhibit speaker quality-enables easy access to all the buttons-keyboard hold a charge really well (uses micro USB just like the tablet, charging port is in the side so no issues there)Sorry if I missed any points, and excuse any typos or errors, sent from my phone to kill some time.

I had high hopes for this. It is a keyboard case combo designed for my largish 11.6" Lenovo Lynx. The case fits. It looks good. The keyboard, however, is the problem.I do like the thin profile of the keyboard. However, the last time I saw keys this cramped was on an early EEE netbook. There's so much space on either side of the keyboard, too. There's at least an inch on either side of the keyboard, and the keys are only about 1cm squared per average.They could have and should have used a larger keyboard. Typing on the touch screen is easier than this. Since the keyboard is the real heart of this item that sets it apart from the other cases (I already have a blue leather case from Moko that is awesome, but it did not have a keyboard), this item gets a 2 star rating for failing to deliver on the most significant part.

The key board is a little small, but it wasn't too hard to get adjusted to. I'm probably slightly below average typing speed and I've had no problems with missing letters that I typed. If I don't type for awhile it can take a few keystrokes for the keyboard to wake up again, but that's to be expected with a bluetooth anything. I'm not a huge fan of the actual case, I had the normal poetic case without the keyboard before this and it felt a lot sturdier than this case does, but for now it's doing what it's supposed to do.

Really nice design, poor quality control. Received my first case and the first row of keys did not work. Usually that would mean return and never buy another case again. A replacement was sent and this time all the keys worked, so now I am a happy camper. Nice feel to the case, keyboard is a bit small and a touchpad could have been incorporated into the keyboard and the stand could have been better designed, just a inset flap with a strap. Would work well as a Bluetooth keyboard and case for any tablet that is the same size as the Lenovo k3011.

I bought this for my wife as a Christmas present and coupled it with the Lenovo IdeaTab K3 Lynx 11.6-Inch 64 GB Tablet. The combination gives you the freedom of a tablet AND a wireless keyboard in something that looks like a standard portfolio. It's a really great setup. I can't figure why this is not the standard for the industry rather than expensive, fragile keyboards that physically attach to the tablet.I highly recommend the combination.

I actually really like the design, and the keyboard isn't too small, but takes getting used to. The reason I will be returning is because the keyboard only works SOMETIMES, making for awkward/frustrating situations when I'm trying to take notes or bang out a lengthy email. Most annoying is that the space bar will just 'stick.' The key isn't actually depressed but nothing but spaces are sent to the tablet, meaning I can DO NOTHING, including turning off the tablet to restart. I basically have to wait for the battery to die so I can restart. I'm quite sure it's not the tablet itself because it never happens when the keyboard is not it use + it doesn't make sense that it's the tablet touchscreen as the on-display keyboard hides every time the keyboard is used. Looks great but a waste. Thought this would be a great alternative to the poorly rated lenovo keyboard but I suppose not.

I absolutely love this product. It allowed me to get more use out of my tablet. Writing papers and assignments for school was much easier and I didn't need to carry a stand anymore since there's one on the back.

Does not fit comfortably,Need to be compact like Acer P3 171 keybowrd cover.Cost is quite high. Should not be more than Rs2000.

I love it. I cant afford the Lenovo branded dock yet, this lets me use features that were more of a frustration

Good product