DexnorKeyboard Case for Samsung Galaxy Tab 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 US Version, Black

I love this keyboard case. It has a lot of little design features that I really appreciate that make the experience of using it really nice.I like the cantilever feature to support the tablet, in that the stand doesn't have that little piece in back to hold it up, but rather just appears like a traditional laptop.The part that holds the tablet is elevated about an inch more than some of the other brands of this style too, so that the viewing angle is more comfortable and your hands have more space to write, and that's a design feature I really appreciate.The keypad is soft to touch and has a satisfying tactile feel, and you can change the colors of the backlight which is fun.It turns on within seconds of you touching it and there is no need to connect it or turn it on and off.It is nearly impossible to use the keyboard without your palm hitting the trackpad and sliding the mouse around, but you learn the shortcut keys to disable the trackpad pretty fast, and it's really easy to turn the trackpad on when you want to use it, and immediately turn it off when you want to type. Though the instances when you need a trackpad mouse on a touchscreen tablet are few and far between.It's not a super lightweight case, it gives your tablet a hefty/laptop feel to it, which makes it feel relatively secure too.The tablet attaches to the case via magnets so when you want to grab it and just hold it without the keyboard, you can just pull it right off without any effort and get your slim tablet back.It has a handy space to hold your S-pen when it's closed, so that you don't have to worry about losing your pen in transit. And there is an opening in the back of it so that you can also charge/magnetize your pen against the tablet too.Feels like someone spent a while designing every feature that you would want in a device like this.The only thing left out is that I can't seem to see a way to determine how much battery is left in the keyboard. So you don't know when to charge it. But maybe I'm missing some info about that.I have only had it for about a month, so I don't know how long it lasts either.

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.

the keyboard works well, connects easy, and is super functional. my only issue is that with a case on the tablet, the magnet can barely hold it (sometimes falls). since the keyboard alone doesn't corner protection I need the case as well, and have to deal with the magnet releasing as it's being used. without a case on there are 0 issues.

Perfect for setting on your lap without a backside fold-over triangular base in addition to the keypad (which is difficult to balance on your lap!). Good angle and a little heavy due to the magnetics but holds well and the backlighting is great! Balances well on my lap, in bed, etc. Great angle adjustments are available and lots of hot keys are provided. I like the different color backlighting choices for different room lighting or in the dark. Good value and a solid product.

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.

Solid, heavy product. It feels and looks expensive, functions great. Only down side is you have to pick it up and pry it open with two hands, i.e.; you can't just flip it open from a laying position.