🔒 Spigen Tough Armor Pro Designed for Galaxy Tab S7 Case with S Pen Holder (Gunmetal): Ultimate Protection for your 2020 Tablet Review

Rugged Armor is a great case However, the lack of a screen cover detracts from overall usefulness. PROS: - Cool look - Great back and side protection - Stable stand construction. CONS: - thick and heavy - difficult to put on and take off - no screen protector (like in a bag). Overall this is a great case. However, you will need another case or screen protector before you can put it in your bag or backpack to protect your screen from scratches and small bumps. The best alternative is Spigen…

I'm as much a Spigen fan as I am Samsung and this case doesn't disappoint. I was hoping they would make a Rugged Armor version for the S7 like I have on the Tab S6 but I went along as it's the only one currently and it's still great. It's a bit heavier than the old one I had, but still not terribly heavy, and the S Pen holder works amazingly.

How a couple of phones converted to Otterbox now with Green Note 20 5g for personal use Black Galaxy S9 for work It was the obvious choice for me of the new Galaxy Tab S7 128 card / 512GB With 2-piece design with stand Perfectly matches my Logitech k490 wireless keyboard. Paired with a tempered glass screen protector, it's good to go anywhere. Now with plenty of storage space to download movies when WiFi isn't fast enough or available. Being late to the series, I decided on a color I can live…

I love Spigen. With Spigen moving from another case company, it's great to see the new ways companies are approaching different device features. In this case, however, I find the S Pen slot to be a bit problematic. It may be my own sensitivity, but I feel the S Pen is too open. You can understand the thought process behind design by looking at it. For some reason I can't get rid of the uncomfortable feeling when I put the tablet on a hard surface. The pen stayed safe despite my fear. Everything

I'm not very impressed with the stand's performance in this case. Unlocking is quite difficult, made worse by a very small finger that is good for pulling out. It is also difficult to return after use. It takes a decent amount of pressure to snap into place, and I usually have to press on each side to snap them into place one at a time. I might not notice this when it offers good protection, but the bezels on it are fairly minimal and barely raised above the screen for covert protection.