Review on Soke SM T500 Protector Protective Samsung Tablet Accessories for Bags, Cases & Sleeves by Sean Sheppard

The front peel guard stuck quickly. The bottom screen cover was glued so well that I had to remove it with tweezers. I only knew it was still there because the screen was very blurry. Upon removing, I found micro dots on the bottom of the screen protector where it was attached to the screen protector. Although they aren't visible while the devices are on, depending on what you're doing. Lids covering the charging port are difficult to open and don't stay partially open like my Unicorn Beetle Case, which also has built-in security. Strangely, the power port has a cover, but the headphone jack doesn't. The cutouts are in the right place. The assembly is no more difficult than other cases, however, you must first place the tablet and the screen part, and then insert the back part. It's a bit thicker than we'd like, but it's easy to hold in hand. The black circle drawn shows where you can see the dots on the built-in screen protector. I'm not sure I'll abandon this device because of the micro dots on the built in protective film.