Review on 🔌 Enhanced Logitech Universal Folio: Integrated Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard for 9-10'' Tablets - Compatible with Apple, Android, and Windows by Uriel Arocha

Well I tried very hard to like this product. This is my second attempt at making a Bluetooth keyboard case for my Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1. (Finty was terrible). I have a Logitech for my iPad Air and it works great so I paid extra for it hoping the money would get me the quality. There was no Logitech version specifically for my new tablet. Firstly, the case is hard and very large as it is a universal case designed for many tablets. This is a clamping mechanism that adapts to the size of the tablet. It seems to work well, albeit awkwardly. (Logitech loves how they patented this new design.) The side of the tablet fits snugly into the fairly deep holes next to the keyboard, so that's a plus. You have to develop a wrist flick to turn it off in order to close it. The keyboard is powered by two batteries and is not rechargeable. Batteries have to last a long time. Mine died two weeks later. Previously, the keys would start to get stuck on the keyboard, forming long strings of ts and such that I had to hit the delete key multiple times to stop. He also started switching between a Bluetooth keyboard and a tablet keyboard at random. As you can imagine, this makes smooth printing difficult. Finally, there's no cushioning at all when closing, so the two sides slide a little while you struggle with the elastic in place.