Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ Book Cover Keyboard Slim AI Key - AI Key for Galaxy Tab S10+ | S10+ 5G | S9+ | S9+ 5G | S9 FE+ | S9 FE+ 5G, Slim and Lightweight Design, US Version, Black

Picked up the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ Book Cover Keyboard to turn my tablet into more of a laptop replacement—and honestly, it’s pretty close! Build Quality:As expected from Samsung, the build quality is excellent. The materials feel premium, the keyboard has a smooth matte finish, and the magnetic connection to the tablet is solid. The case itself adds minimal bulk while offering decent protection for both the front and back. Keyboard Performance:The keys have good travel and feel responsive, especially for such a slim keyboard. It's comfortable enough for extended typing sessions, whether I’m writing emails, taking notes, or working on documents. There’s no backlighting, which is a minor downside in low-light settings, but not a dealbreaker. Touchpad & Features:The integrated touchpad is responsive and supports multi-touch gestures. It makes navigating DeX mode much smoother. Speaking of which—pairing this keyboard with Samsung DeX transforms the tablet into a very capable productivity device. Portability & Design:It folds up nicely into a sleek, professional-looking cover. No need to remove it when packing up or throwing it in a bag. It’s lightweight, yet durable. The S Pen holder on the back is secure and convenient too. Downsides:Price is on the high side, and there’s no extra battery or ports like some third-party alternatives. Also, the viewing angle is fixed, which might be limiting for some users depending on your setup. Final Verdict:If you’re using the Galaxy Tab S10+ for work or school, this keyboard cover is almost essential. It’s expensive, but the seamless integration and quality make it worth it. Turns the tablet into a real productivity tool. Highly recommended for anyone serious about getting work done on the go.

There's not to much to review on this. Samsung's cases are pretty straightforward. One thing I like about this case is there's a section in the back that unfolds (it's all magnetic) and it will act as a stand to prop up your tablet. Mostly I just loved this color combo!

Got this for the wife. it is good but the keys are not backlit. The Dexnor that she originally had was great baklit but it did not stay connected and is heavy. This is light stays connected and so she does not have to charge it. Best for samsung and tech geeks like her. Fast Cars and Technology the two things I am sure she does not love more than me but her knowledge of them and me is scary.

Very durable and the keyboard works well.

I upgraded from a tab7 to my tab10+, and decided to go with the Samsung brand cover. I had one for my tab7, and it was a quality product, and I really liked it in just about every way. Upgrading to the 10+ was a positive experience, and I decided to go with the Samsung cover this time too. It’s a very good cover, but I have a few reservations about it. honestly this is a 3.5* for me, but someone who wants a more consistent laptop style use would rate it higher. TLDR at endTHE GOOD:So quality materials and construction through and through. Joints are completely flexible, and after 3 years of use no cracking or splitting on my tab7 cover, I expect this one to last just as long, or longer.The slot for the pen was on the tab7 cover, but the s10 cover has in addition a removable cover for the slot, which protects the pen from getting jarred or knocked off when you use it. A positive improvement. Or you can just remove it and make the tab cover a smooth experience.Keyboard is also solid, with impressive tactile feedback on the keys for something so thin. Size is just a bit smaller then an average keyboard, so adapting is very easy. The keyboard has a groove that the tab fits into and holds it very impressively, so when in it’s laptop mode it really feels like an android laptop. I can carry it around in this mode easily, and it stays in place.THE BAD:The keyboard is permanently attached to the cover, so even if you're not using it it’s still there. Flipping the cover around to the back to hold the tablet in reading mode means instead of your fingers resting on the smooth cover surface, they’re resting on keyboard keys. Not huge, but it feels odd, and it means that when I’m putting the tablet down in reading position, I am either risking exposing the keyboard to whatever I’m placing it on, or I have to flip the cover closed, which adds allot more “bends” to the hinge sections then I feel is necessary. More wear = more tear.Also the keyboard section has weaker magnets then the tab7 cover, and since it’s a hard surface instead of the soft inside of the cover, it means that when you carry it closed the cover top slides back and forth across the screen a bit. I don’t think it will damage the screen as the surfaces are softer plastic, but it feels cheap when I wiggles every time I take a step.There are also less magnets in the back of the cover then in the tab7 version, which means that when you open it, the cover flops around allot more, which feels cheap and overall, just increases the risk of damage to the joints and keyboard when trying to open it one handed. Honestly, one handed isn’t really viable with this cover, something that was simple on the tab7 version.THE UGLY:Nothing really stands out as ugly, or game breaking for me. My only big issue is they keyboard design. First off, it has no internal power source, it will only power up when connected to the tablet in the cover in landscape mode. No option to use it separately, or even use it with another product, like your phone or PC.Also with it being permanently attached, I have no option to leave the keyboard aside when I just want to read my books or carry a slim tablet with me. On the flip side, the keyboard is almost no extra weight, and the overall bulk is still thin enough to slide the whole thing into a side pocket on my laptop case. Again, not game breaking, but I feel they could have made better or more flexible design decisions, like having the keyboard be a separate addition to the cover with magnets to attach it when using it.Overall/TLDR:It’s a very good cover, and if your plans are to use it as a “Laptop” for most of its lifecycle, then this is the perfect cover for you. If you want a slim cover for portability and the option of levering it up into landscape view on occasion you may want to go for something simpler. The addition of the keyboard and its permanency just makes it an added burden if you don’t use it regularly.

Excellent keyboard!

Not worth the price. Poor design, it wont stay together inside a backpack. Stand with just one fix angle. It is too heavy for no protecction at all. Last tab S7/S8 bookcover was far superior.For 80 bucks you could do SO MUCH BETTTER. Mine is going back.

Very useful and versatile