MoKo Microsoft Protective Compatible Keyboard Review

I really liked this case. This leaves the stand free which is what I wanted. It offers good edge protection, which is nice, and I liked the little piece of rubber that keeps the keyboard closed (if you're using one). Also, it has a somewhat utilitarian look, which I liked. Everything was fine until I grabbed my Surface with this case and reached down. The piece of plastic that goes around the bottom half of the surface, leaving a gap to allow the stand to swing freely, feels very flimsy and…

I've had a Surface Pro for a few years, but the price of a protective cover has only recently fallen. I believe it cost $100 a few years ago to cover my SP3. backdating. Maybe it was a wise investment as it popped and cracked after over 3 years. So after paying $900 for a tool I can't live without, I was happy to find a $30 case. I was even happier that it seemed to work. I'm only mentioning "seems" since I haven't dropped it to test yet. I love how it blends seamlessly with the SP stand…

When you first unpacked the Moko Microsoft case you seem to have noticed that it could be a good case, but after installing the case on my surface pro 6, I got it I could tell the bottom seemed thin. After 20 days of use, it broke exactly where I suspected it would. I secured my computer and its components and it still managed to break with light use. I wouldn't recommend this case to anyone unless you plan on buying a new one within a month. Save money, look for something stronger.

Good quality. Durable and thick rubber. The Surface Pro is a difficult device to secure, and yet it has access to the keyboard slot, stand, and ports. For the price it does a great job. I wouldn't play Frisbee with a Pro+ case, but it's enough for everyday use and gentle falls. The power and sound buttons work as they should and the pen holder far exceeds my expectations; very tight, almost too tight, and sure not to accidentally lose it. I use my Surface Pro as a mobile workstation at work…

I like this protective case. It's a slightly harder plastic compared to an Otterbox or rubberized case, but it's not smooth so it feels good to hold onto. Bumpers in the corners are of good height and thickness, nothing prevents full use of the tablet screen. I have a protective film on the screen and haven't had any problems. The only two issues I have is that the thickness on the side where the PSU connects can be slightly thinner without sacrificing protection. That makes plugging in the…

I bought it not knowing what to expect. When I received it I was surprised to see that it was a breeze to apply. It fits perfectly in all openings for headphones, chargers, USB, etc. The stylus section is magnetic and the stylus is included. The only issue that isn't really a problem is extending the stand. You must remove the handle to access the stand slot. As said, it's not really a problem as it does what it's supposed to do. My Microsoft keyboard fits perfectly without any adjustments…

I bought this case to replace the iBlaison hard case I bought a few years ago when I first got my Surface Pro 4. While the iBlaison case provided good protection, the notches moved when I opened the stand. In addition, this case seemed too plastic. In this case it is not. The case of the Moko Surface Pro 4 fits into the picture. It has such a nice rubbery feel all around which makes it easier to drop on the table as there is no plastic noise if you drop it a bit hard. The cutouts don't move…

I spent hours looking for a good case for my Surface Pro 2017, nothing looked good enough, I ended up trying the Kensington version and it was heavy and overpriced so I went back and got one from Moko. PERFECT fit, lighter than Kensington, slimmer shape, smoother cuts and. It's $12 cheaper, so make your own conclusions :) I recommend it. UPDATE: after 4 months of use: The case is still in perfect condition, all ports are cut out to fit perfectly, so that USB hubs, eternal SSDs or headphones can