Review on 📱 ProCase 9-10.5 inch Tablet Keyboard Case - Slim Lightweight Cover with Detachable Wireless Keyboard, Adjustable Fixing Band - Black by Jessica Frederick

Case is good -- I had to add Velcro strips to hold the heavy Nexus 10, but holding the large device with the curved back would have been impossible if it so would be t thoughtful rubber holder with its own loops. The case works in normal "laptop" mode and can be turned upside down for reading/viewing (the Nexus 10 can then be powered via its own pogo cable). You can also turn the tablet upside down so that the pogo cable can be connected from the top in "Laptop" mode. The rear camera is covered, but since my Nexus 10 has been updated to LineageOS 17.1 I still can't use the camera. , modern Android devices no longer support it. Unfortunately, the quality of the keyboard is poor. The spacebar doesn't register a keypress if it's not pressed in the exact center. Yes, full keypress, lower press and path click multiple times - but still no input. The other buttons mostly work - if you use enough force and most of the time. And then it can generate one keystroke, but sometimes two. So far this is the worst mini keyboard I have ever had. I will try to replace them with another model of the same size as there seem to be a lot of them. Update: I purchased an Arteck keyboard which looks the same as the keyboard that came with this case, although it is backlit and the typing on the keys is slightly different. It doesn't have the disadvantages of the keyboard that came with it, so I'm keeping the case, but I can't use the keyboard that came with it.