Review on BMOUO Onn 7 inch Tablet Case - Protective and Lightweight for Onn 7 inch Android Tablet - Blue by Scott Bradford

I like this type of suitcase. My daughter has used them for several pills over the years so I know they are good. I wanted a tablet for the machines because my phone's screen is too small to see comfortably when I put it on the treadmill display and I always end up activating the treadmill's touchscreen when I put my hands on the device take. Some materials in the case or back of the phone/tablet, such as metal or magnet, also activate the touchscreen on my treadmill. All of that backstory should explain why I wanted a tablet with a foam case and stylus. I was able to tilt the handle towards the screen and easily grab it when I wanted to interact with the treadmill's screen. That was so important to me that I chose my tablet based on whether such a case was available for it. The case looks, feels and fits as I expected, but there are two annoyances, one bigger than the other. First, the buttonhole needs to be larger. I understand this is tricky due to the layout of the buttons, so I'll skip it. The main problem is that when you bend the handle back to put the tablet in stand mode, the handle wiggles freely. This means you cannot put it in the mode shown in the attached screenshot as it will be flat. It is taut when straightened or bent forward, but loose when bent backwards. I fixed it by removing and reinserting the handle. Neither the handle nor the part of the body that holds it are symmetrical, so installing backwards eliminates some of the wobble. It is now stable when leaning forwards and backwards, but wobbly when standing up. I can live with it. It takes some effort to pull the handle out and more to put it back in, but it's possible. Make sure your tablet is not in a case if you decide to try it.