Review on 📱 Enhanced Performance and Immersive Display: Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 10 by Paul Tilden

Let's start with the cons: if you're looking for a good stand for portrait viewing, this isn't the case for you. You will likely need a comb folio to rotate and insert the tray. Of course they offer no protection. Scenery works great. It's sturdy enough to take a little pressure (typing, or maybe a quick game of Fruit Ninja), but the portrait reclines too much. However, this case is meant to protect, so I can't dock it as not everything is perfect. As for protection, I won't do a drop test. It feels sturdy yet comfortable. Swiping up and down on the surface is a bit annoying when the stylus is not in use. It's 100% possible, but it's not smooth. However, one cannot blame the case, so no deductions. Intermediate grades: I didn't actually get everything in the first package. The shoulder strap was missing. In my case it was definitely a bell/whistle so it wasn't that annoying. However, I contacted the seller through Revain and the only question they had was the shipping address. As far as I know it was in the mail that day. So yes, it's a little whoops if you don't get everything the first time, but no big deductions for an example of good customer service. I didn't need the strap so it might have been different if that was the reason I bought it, but the seller quickly fixed the problem anyway and it's pretty cool. Pros: I mostly keep it at home, so I don't have any tales of rough falls, but it's exactly what you'd expect and a comfortable grip whether using the wrist strap or grabbing it from either edge. If I had a second tablet I would probably still shop, but unless I see something amazing I would have no problem ordering this particular case again.