Review on ProCase Galaxy Protective Release SM T970 Tablet Accessories for Bags, Cases & Sleeves by Bobby Watkins

Not sure why there are multiple one star reviews criticizing the snug fit but to each their own. In my case, just over 2 years ago I had a pro case for my Galaxy Tab S3 which has served me very well and protected it from numerous accidental drops. This case also fit like a glove and when I took it out of the case to exchange it for a Tab S7 Plus discount the tablet looked brand new so I decided to use a different Pro case for the S7 Plus. as my S3 case worked beautifully. I was more impressed with the S7 Plus case than the Tab S3 case (and I was impressed with the Tab S3 case). Listen, there are many options for covers. I see no point in spending $128 on a Samsung OEM case when it costs around $20 to protect a nearly $1,000 tablet. When I bought the case there weren't many reviews as the tablet itself just shipped recently (September 18, 2020) which is the result of a new product version which means new product accessories which means not many reviews. The chassis is more than solid with two viewing angles in landscape mode. The case also offers two ways to store the S Pen. The outer S Pen holster is magnetic and charges the stylus, while the inner S Pen holder holds the stylus but doesn't charge it. I use a magnet on the back to store it when I'm home and it doesn't really matter. When I'm out I definitely use the internal pen holder as it's almost impossible to fall out of it, although it doesn't charge the pen at this point. However, the pen charges in less than a minute or two, so the pen's internal storage isn't a big deal. Again I am very pleased with the build quality and the thought that went into making this tablet case and I have faith that you will be too.