📱 ProCase Galaxy Tab A 10.1 Case 2019 - Stand Folio Case Cover for SM-T510 T515 T517 - Grey Review

The case looks great and the tablet fits securely in your hand. The tablet does not slip. Edited The strips to hold the tablet upright work great, much better than the rub strips. There are only 2 problems - the stylus/pen holder doesn't hold it in place so I probably won't use it. Second, the fold is not as stable when open as in my previous case, so the folded back piece "wobbles" and the fold can be a weak point. But in general I like it. I found the power and volume buttons a bit difficult…

Hello, I bought this product and found it a good choice to protect my new Samsung A10.1 tablet with case. It has multiple card slots and even an A4 paper folder. It can hold the tongue in 3 different tilt positions, hold it on the table and use it so you don't have to hold it. But it would be great if the closing flip magnet held tighter. The magnetic fixation is very bad. I need to place an elastic thread to hold the top layer.

I had a ProCase for my Galaxy Tab S2 and was thrilled. However, the Galaxy Tab A 2019 has a smaller frame and the ProCase just doesn't match this model. The thin "leather" bezel that surrounds the tablet when it's in its case covers so much of the top bezel that I can't swipe down from the top to open the context menu. It also sagged in the middle, adding to the problem and looking bad too. Unfortunately I had to return it, but I'm happy with my new case.

I wonder why Revain (or ProCase) would recommend a less expensive "upgraded" version of this case. I loved the 1 I had for my old Tab A 8 so much I figured it SHOULD be just as good. After all, he was identical. The cutouts are too chunky and the casing makes it almost impossible to pull down the tablet's menus from top to bottom in landscape mode. Should be an outdated case with a tablet with a smaller bezel size. I got the proposed "updated" lite version and it's just great. Time will tell as

This case in combination with the Samsung Galaxy A (T510) is significantly heavier than my old Samsung Galaxy Tab A (T580) and the case. Most of the weight should be on the body as tablet weight varies slightly (the T510 is actually lighter according to the specs). It also made the tablet and case combo much thicker than my old setup. The new Tab A is noticeably thinner, so most of that extra thickness comes back from the chassis. The lid didn't stay closed when you turned the case lid upside…