Dexnor Keyboard Case for Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite/S10 FE/S9 FE 5G 10.9"/S9 11" Case with Keyboard Magnetic Floating Cantilever Stand Multi-Touch Trackpad Wireless Backlit with S Pen Holder, Blue

Yea, I am not an Apple guy at all, but I've always been jealous over their iPad "magic keyboard" as I can't stand the typical "tent" style keyboard case. This keyboard case is amazing, it works VERY well, I like the multiple color backlit keys and the pen storage is in a perfect spot. The only single downside is that I have to charge it seperately from my Galaxy Tab. No where near a dealbreaker, if the keyboard could somehow be charged with my tablet, it would be perfect. It's pricy, yes, but this think is fantastic.

I hesitated in purchasing this due to other cheaper options. So glad I went with this one. It is perfect and functional. The keyboard is responsive and connected easily to my table. The magnet that connects the table to the case is very strong and my table doesn't move. The battery life is long and the case protects my table well. No regrets.

I LOVE THIS TABLET CASE!!! So worth the money in paid for, for it !!! I am so glad I chose this color it is really pretty color and thr touch pad works well and I like how the typing feels and it feels like a good quality keyboard case!! I am usually not big on the color pink but this pink is so pretty!!! Go ahead and buy it hurry up!!! There is only 1 more left if it's still available!

It works well, the magnet feels strong enough to hold the Note very well. The 2 locations for the pen attachment are nice and strong as well and done via magnets. The keyboard feels nice to the touch and isn't super loud.The main con is that I wish the pad would tilt MORE. When you put it on your lap, it's not the ideal viewing angle. If you've got some sort of table, and you can adjust that height, then great, but not everyone has that. I think an additional 10 degrees towards horizontal would have been great.The keyboard lights up if you care about that, which I don't. I leave it off to save battery life. Annoyingly though, you can't hit enter or even ctrl-enter within certain apps to send messages, so that is also annoying, but not a problem with the keyboard itself, but rather with the Note.

I just got this today and wow, paying extra money for a case is definitely worth it. The fact that when you close the lid and open it up will turn the device off/on, depending on the orientation, is amazing. I had a 50 dollars case and it wasn't as good as this! The keyboard feels really good, and the touchpad seems responsive. When you open the case the way the tablet is angled is amazing for viewing purposes. Design looks pristine, it functions well and was an easy set up. There is an S Pen holder on the keyboard that seems to hold it a lot better in place that on the tablet itself. You can store it there instead of the cut out the case provides for it to stick onto the tablet.My only concerns are if the case is going to be durable enough to protect the tablet. There is nothing that physically protects the edges of the tablet, nor holds it in place other than magnets. I don't want to test this out either.

I was aprehensive about purchasing a book for my tablet that cost around $100. I decided to go for it, and am i sure glad. Not only does this book offer protection but the back lit keyboard means I could use it on a dark plane when traveling or in bed. I love that it has a place for the S pen, actually two places. I'm sick of losing my s pen with my old tablet. This one holds it securely inside so it can escape and be lost. With this cover its always there when you need it. The magnet holds strong. I've had it over a month now and its never slipped out. It's held in place securely. The battery lasts longer than youd think for as slim as the book is. I really can think of anything I don't like about it. Its well built and a quality piece of equipment. I def. recommend this keyboard/book.

Dexnor must have updated this product because alot of online reviews have complained about the use the track pad due to lagging and scrolling speed issues. I almost didn't order this case because of those reviews but took a chance anyways. Upon receiving this item, I have had zero issues with the trackpad and have been able to easily customize scroll and pointer settings. Keep in mind, those reviews online are over a year old so it makes sense why this product has most likely been updated and/or fixed.Overall, this case feels very high quality and has elevated my experience using my tablet. Additionally, there is a video floating around about the possible compatibility of a regular, cheap plastic case that can be use in conjunction with the Dexnor. It doesn't bother me, but some might be concerned with the lack of edge protection. The only concerns the video portrayed and I hold as well, are the decreased level of magnetism to mount the tablet. I am wondering if those issues can be remedied by simply adding adhesive metal strips to the back? It would be the same concept of adding metal to the back of a cellphone case in order for it to be used for a magnetic car mount etc.

I just got this today. I love the color I love the quality. I love the way it feels. I love that it magnetizes to it. And you can put the pin on the inside or on the outside. I prefer keeping the pin on the inside because it's just safer that being said, I have no problems with that. What I do have a problem with is you can't fold it backwards. So that when you're not using the keyboard, you can just use it in tablet position, not in like a laptop position. So I wish they would have made the hinges so that you can like, click a button or something and fold it back or detach it from the keyboard altogether and just take the top part right? There's no case that it's in, so like I was hoping that it was going to click into some kind of Case within that case, but no, it doesn't. And the other thing I don't like is if you want it to be up-and-down. So like to play games on there. You have to have it up-and-down. You can't have it side to side, like when it's in laptop position, right? So when you have it up-and-down, it does not magnetize to this thing. So it doesn't stick to it. So you just kind of have to lean it against it and hope it doesn't fall over and because it's not in the case case, I'm afraid of it getting scratched and things. So I am trying to find something more suitable for what I like. Because I would like for the case to have a little bit more versatility. Can we please discuss versatility? With the makers of this case and the price, it's a little pricey. I found 1 for $39. The keyboard looks exactly the same. A lot of the features look very similar, but you can detach the keyboard. It doesn't fall back, but you can detach the keyboard. It clicks into a silkon kasing, and you can have it sideways or up-and-down.So as far as versatility, that one seems to be more to go to pricewise. Now quality I don't know because I haven't Tuesday, haven't you know? I'd have to buy it and try it and see if I like it before making that kind of determination. But I do like the quality and that it is weighted. So you feel like even before I put the tablet in and I was like, whoa, this has weight to it. And that's when dy's saying, because then you know, it's most likely made really good quality. I prefer it being weighted because I know it's in my hands. I feel it, and I'm conscious of it being in my hands, especially since I have nerve problems, and I have Other issues with my hands so as far as that goes really great. But if the company was smart, they would fix 3 of those issues having a clear cell concase that it clicks into or clear with black trim. Or I don't know, I don't care whatever, just something that makes it feel like it's protecting the unit from getting scratched up and damaged. And then versatility on the keyboard, I wouldn't want it to be, did detachable? I actually prefer when they don't disentached because I have an I iPad one and the keyboard disattaches, and I hate that I actually hate that about it, because I wanna keep the units all together at all times Not worrying about. Oh did I lose the keyboard? Because I didn't have it attached and I left it home and I forgot where I put it. You know what? I mean people, you know what? I mean, life gets busy, and one less thing to worry about is always good and I wish the makers would understand that, and then also having it where the screen can be Horizontally or diagonally, or whatever? Side aside up-and-down, whatever that would be really great. Can the makers of this product? Please listen to me and make a better unit and then contact me and let me trade up. Thank you.

It's the best thing for my Samsung S9 FE Tablet!! So not hesitate

Si ya tienes alguna tablet samsung s, comprar este gadget puede potencializar su rendimiento y literalmente convertirla en una laptop.Acabo de recibir el producto, pero de momento cubrió mis expectativas.

Works as described probably better than I expected. Is heavy but that's the battery for the keyboard and material's its a quality product very happy tilt function is perfect

I am using it for my Samsung tab S010 it works perfectly

Great functional keyboard case – completely changes the tabletThis keyboard case completely transformed how I use my tablet. It’s not flashy or premium-looking, but it’s solid, functional, and does exactly what it’s supposed to do.Typing feels comfortable and responsive, and it makes editing documents, modifying resumes, and handling files so much easier compared to using a phone or touchscreen alone. It genuinely makes the tablet feel more like a small laptop.The built-in stand is a huge plus. It’s stable, holds the screen at a good angle, and works great for both productivity and watching shows. The weight isn’t an issue at all—in fact, it actually helps stabilize the tablet and makes it feel more secure when typing or using it on your lap.If you’re looking for something practical that improves usability without breaking the bank, this is a great choice. It’s not fancy—but it’s reliable, sturdy, and makes the tablet way more useful.