Review on 🔲 Fintie Keyboard Case for Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 - Slim Fit Stand Cover with Detachable Bluetooth Keyboard - Black by Jose Guevara

Just to clarify (as some of the reviews are for several different tablets) I bought this for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2. I would really give this 4.5 stars for a few small reasons, but they are so low it's not worth rounding down. Pros: - Easy to set up (instructions were small print but very clear) - Easy to use (if you put the keyboard on the magnetic part and the tablet doesn't slip at all) - Small and compact (based on some reviews I was afraid that turns my tablet into a tome, but it's still good, light and small and easy to carry) - Excellent battery life (hard to find these days). Cons: - The space bar doesn't always register with me. I usually type pretty fast, but I don't think I type THAT fast - maybe the key isn't sensitive enough. - There is no delete button, which makes my soul cry every time. m is forced to use backspace instead. -- No support for multilingual input (it recognizes keyboards of different languages, but when I tried to use e.g. Spanish and French I couldn't insert diacritics or special characters at all). ).--No support for autocorrect/autocomplete (combined with the above three points, that's a bit annoying).--No support for "Submitting Input" which I haven't found yet (Ok, I know you can (I don't do this on the on-screen keyboard, but it's still a habit when I feel like I'm on an external keyboard). GENERAL: Everything. It's a $30 keyboard and case that protects the tablet and lets you type and works pretty solid overall. This is an AMAZING offer, especially considering the price. So far, none of the inconveniences are worth the extra $70-80 I would have to shell out for a keyboard that might solve one or two of the above issues. For the vast majority of users, I would highly recommend this.