Review on Fintie Slim Case for Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 📱 10.4'' 2020 Model SM-P610/SM-P615: Built-in S Pen Holder, Smart Stand Cover by Hassan Tomlinson

I've never used this type of case, instead I usually take hardcover folio cases, but when I got my new tablet I wanted to try this type of case because I'm so thin am and light they are. There are many things I like about this business and a few things that really annoy me about this business. First of the good. The case feels solid, and the part of the case itself that houses the tablet is pretty solid and durable. It doesn't feel like those cheap flimsy plastic cases in many of these flimsy cases, but instead it definitely gives the impression that it probably wouldn't do much damage if I dropped it at an angle. It is light and feels comfortable in the hand. View mode is pretty stable when sitting on a desk, but I don't know if the case will collapse if I'm on a bumpy plane ride or something. Now for the bad. This case is really incompatible with tempered glass screens. When I put my tablet in, the edges rest against the tempered glass lid, causing it to rise and create a bubble. If I leave it like this for too long, my tempered glass won't stick to the corners at all, even to the outside of the case, or leave air bubbles that weren't there before. I tried adjusting the tempered glass screen 3 times to avoid this but the case always created some kind of bubble even if the tempered glass wasn't that close to the edge which is driving me crazy! It was originally just in the corner next to the power button and the tempered glass next to the power button/sound buttons, but now the other two corners have the same issue. Finally, I found that the "Print" mode is not very stable at all. The stand slides a bit for me when trying to adjust it and it usually collapses when I'm lying on my bed, which can be an issue if I want to use it on my bed, but who knows. I also find the angle a bit uncomfortable for me. It's not big enough for me to enjoy if I'm just playing games, but if I were typing with the virtual keyboard it would be a normal typing angle, but still a bit awkward. I usually use something else to support my tablet. After all, I don't hate it. I love it and enjoy using it, but there are some minor aspects that drive me nuts (mainly tempered glass!), but overall it was a great price and feels like it protects my tablet from damage. Although for me this case is just "good".