🔌 Fintie Keyboard Case for Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 with S Pen 2016, Black - Slim Stand Cover with Detachable Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard, Compatible with Tab A 10.1 with S Pen(SM-P580/P585) Review

Overall I am very happy with this case. It fits well on a tablet. Easily switch between view modes. I believe it will protect it well from falling (fortunately I didn't experience that!). I also like the keyboard itself. It attaches to the body with fairly powerful magnets, allowing for flexible typing while being detachable. It's solid and the keys aren't too small for my big fingers. The only reason I deducted a star is because the matte metal of the keyboard sits squarely against the…

PACKAGING: When I ordered the product it wasn't the best quality but it arrived 5 days after ordering because it was Thanksgiving weekend and that it was going from the east coast to the west coast , I would say it was pretty good. Revain did a good job of wrapping the packaging as usual but the product itself was well wrapped with foam in the plastic to protect it from damage. The keyboard was in a separate box and came with a short micro USB cable for charging. QUALITY: The product looks and…

Great product for the price. The keyboard is no worse than expected. It prints VERY well and doesn't cause any connection problems. However, I have yet to test the battery life of the keyboard. The case itself protects the device well, is very comfortable in everyday life and also looks pretty (note: not real animal skin, but that was never claimed. Real animal skin also costs significantly more). On the downside, the construction looks and feels "funny" when the case is closed with the…

No major complaints. As others have said, it's a bit annoying to move the keyboard around before the case closes, but I'm adjusting to that and it's just a case design issue and not a manufacturing defect. I read the reviews before buying so it's not like I wasn't warned upfront, I just figured I could live with that. I really wish the bag closed a little more securely on the flap - it doesn't seem to keep it closed as I had hoped. The keyboard is a typing dream. This is my first keyboard case…

I'm writing this review after only 2 days of use but will update in a week and report any new finds. The case itself feels very nice and I personally like the inside as it feels soft and rubbery. The flaps are easy to open and the magnet on them keeps the flap closed even with the keyboard connected. The case definitely feels like a quality case and I don't see it wearing out anytime soon. The keyboard itself is very light, but carrying it in a bag with the tablet adds weight. As mentioned…

Item works fine but magnets on case are interfering with S Pen. Works great if you don't want to take notes with the stylus, but I wouldn't recommend it for drawing or taking notes as part of the screen doesn't line up with the stylus when it's on. As soon as I remove the case, part of the screen works again, so it's definitely in the case. The keyboard is great, but having to reconfigure the keyboard every time you want to fold the case and again when you open it is quite annoying. Not bad…

It wasn't apparent from the photos or description, but the keyboard is separate from the folio and is held in place with magnets. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but the design of the folio is such that you can't place the tablet without removing the magnetic keyboard and sliding it towards you to make room for the tablet. No display overlay but takes a few seconds longer to attach and fold and requires both hands. The folio fit is good and secure. The magnets that hold the keyboard in…

At first glance, a very nice, well-made case. It fits perfectly and offers adequate protection, and the keyboard itself is comfortable to type on. Set up was pretty easy too, although getting the device out of the case was a little harder than I'd like, but that's a minor thing depending on your taste. However, this is not a case I would recommend in its current incarnation. For starters, storing a keyboard in a case makes me a little nervous. There doesn't seem to be anything that really keeps

Note that this review is long, but I think it's worth reading (and hopefully a little interesting). So I've had this case and keyboard for a little over two years now. It has served me well, but I don't usually leave many reviews. Probably because I don't like repeating things I haven't had in a while, and then when I do I usually forget to go back and do it. So what made me leave a review for this cover after such a long time? Let me tell you the story of my stupidity and colossalness of this…