💼 Fintie Keyboard Case for Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 10.4 2020 Model - Slim & Lightweight, Detachable Bluetooth Keyboard, Black Review

This keyboard works well with Samsung A7. It's easy in a pair. The only thing is, when connected to a keyboard, the keyboard doesn't appear on the screen, so you have to use the physical keyboard. The case feels solid and sits well on the tablet.

This keyboard case will destroy your tablet. I'm assuming the manufacturer thinks you won't be keeping the keyboard inside the keyboard case? My brand new tablet is scratched to hell and the markings match the keyboard. When it is closed there are no solid particles between the screen and the keyboard, this is a cheap and poor design. Pay more, buy something better.

I think this case is great for desktop computing. I'm hesitant to use it when traveling as the case materials are surprisingly very heavy. Only the keyboard is light. In general, the weight of the tablet doubles in the case of the keyboard. I also wonder if the keyboard scratches the screen due to direct contacts and jarring in the backpack. As for the work, everything is exactly as described.

I bought this case and keyboard for my boss who uses them regularly. The keyboard has a solid feel like you're typing on a regular keyboard. The case has a strong magnet so the keyboard stays securely in place when opened. I'm glad I made this purchase for him. Keyboard and case in one body are quite functional. It offers a great experience and will surely replace a laptop. It is always smaller than a laptop. He can take it with him when he needs to travel.

This is a great little keyboard that fits my needs perfectly. I mainly use it to take notes and send emails. My hands are bigger than normal and I have no problem typing the keys. The only thing that annoys me very little is that the Backspace key is next to the T shortcut key that opens the Internet app on your device. From time to time I click on these instead of deleting a typo. Otherwise, it has a great set of shortcuts that work with my tablet. It connects quickly and shows no latency when

The body seems solid. It has holes for speakers and buttons, at least on my Samsung A7 Galaxy tablet. The tablet fits snugly within the frame provided by the case. The keyboard is a good size, seems to last a long time and is easy to use. Made in China, didn't know about it. Unlike the case I bought for my Kindle Fire, I wouldn't protect a scratch-free screen against raised keys on the keyboard in the keyboard, while the Fintie keyboard fits in a closed case. Although there are three grooves…

This is a great addition to the Samsung A7 tablet. The clip-on holder secures the tablet well and the case fits perfectly. The lid has very strong magnets to secure the keyboard in place and I found I didn't even have to take it off without worrying about it falling out of the case. The cutouts line up perfectly with the power button and volume controls, and due to the 4 speakers on the A7, they're also cut out. You never have to worry about the case through which you may need to access…

I've been using it for about a week and so far so good. The keyboard connects easily to my tablet and responds well to keystrokes. I didn't notice any significant lag, and despite the small keyboard, I didn't have much trouble typing or finding the keys I needed. The case can be used with or without a keyboard and in both cases there is no significant difference. The keyboard is magnetic, so it sticks well to the case. Currently the case feels solid and can be folded to be held vertically…