Dexnor for Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ Plus/S9+ Plus/S9 FE+ Plus/S8+ Plus/S7+ Plus/S7 FE Case with Keyboard 12.4" Floating Cantilever Magnetic Stand Multi-Touch Trackpad Backlit S Pen Holder - Black

This is a really great tablet stand and keyboard combo! It gives a very laptop like experience which is cool, but I REALLY love the keyboard! Its very quiet, but feels great to type on, it connects quickly and seems to have a really long battery life. My biggest issue is the touchpad, it gets in the way when I'm typing out something longer like a story or something and might move my cursor by accident. I wish there was a way to turn it off. Other than that, its heavy for sure but very sturdy! The case doesnt feel like floppy cardboard and you could even pick it up and carry it around, all folded out. So I highly recommend, its probably best for people who are bothered by the weight to use it like a stationary dock for your tablet rather than a travel case. I use it for both and could probably do some damage with the case if I was under attack, so thats always a plus.

I originally was skeptical of this keyboard case. But after a couple of days use it has been surprising. The tablet stays firm with the magnetic bond to the floating cantilever holder. The viewing angles are perfect for typing on my lap. Overall the solid feel of this keyboard case is wondeful with little to no wiggle. The feel of the keys are very good and the adjustable backlighting was a feature that stands out. The not so good is this case nearly double the thickness of the tablet. And the weight is significantly more than I was hoping for. Time will tell if the edges of the tablet get damaged from there being no physical barreris from a side edge drop. The case is slightly oversized to minimize this risk but i do not want too find out the limits of it. Overall it makes my tabs10+ more useable and I will continue to use it over the long haul.

So a little context. I pre-ordered my Galaxy Tab S9+ and as it was new (and because samsung gave a discount on it. I bought a Keyboard Slim Case along with it. Suffice to say it is ABSOLUT E-WASTE AND SAMSUNG SHOULD BE ASHAMED FOR SELLING SUCH AN AWEFUL PRODUCT!!!!! No Backlight, the CAPS Lock key doesn't have an indicator and something I didnot think about was, holding the tablet you know LIKE A TABLET was also not a good experience with the keyboard section adding not only bulk but also the keys pressing into my hands. To make matter even worse my keys started falling out of the damn thing and they would never be the same after that, getting looser and looser each time they fall out untl they just didnt stay on anymore. It was at this time that i was looking for a replacement on Amazon and thinking how it would be nice if there was a magic keyboard for Samsung Tablets I never found anything and just gave up searching for a bit until out of pure curiosity I searched on Youtub to see if there was a company that was making a magic Keyboard for Galaxy Tab and lo and behold I saw it, Dexnor a company I have never heard of with exactly what I wanted with one caveat they only had it for the Tab S8 series. *sadness* I did save the link and contemplated getting it anyways since a review said the only problem was it couldnt fit the camers too well but otherwise was good. Anyways a couple weeks later they put up the S9+ madel and immediately bought when U got my tax return and I have no regrets. BUILD QUALITY Firstly the build quality is excellent with mostly hard plastic except for the hinge which is metal. The magnets are strong enough to hold the tablet on even with a good bit of shaking, but, not so strong you have to wrestle to get it off the case. This makes it easy to use the tablet like a tablet then just plop it onto the case if I need to get some work done. Even better the height from the case makes it more ergonomic than the other types of cases out there especially as you can angle it how you want. THE KEYBOARD The keyboard is pretty solid for a keyboard case only being beaten by Apple's efforts but honestly for me not by much. With the added bonus of the backlight which has 4 brightness levels (including off) it isn't too obnoxious and loud at night but allows me to see my keys. The letters on the keys are also transluscent making it so you can see the charactrer themselves. What I was most worried about with a bluetooth keyboard instead of an fficial one was the battery life and response rate of the keyboard. However, once I started typing all my wories went away immediately and as far as the battery goes it is incredible and since I have gotten it hasnt even shown the red light yet which indicates 20%. Now for a big issue I have is with the keyboard sleeping. I wish there was a way for me to make the time the keyboard tays on longer as its only about 30 seconds before the ligths turn off but wait a minute or two and the keyboard has to powercycle to begin tyoing again which is super annoying. I will also nitpick about he CAPS Lock key having an indicator at the very top right of the keyboard which is good, but, in any strong lighting condition the small LED is almost nonexistent and I would have still prefered a searate light or indicator n the CAPS Lock button itself. THE TRACKPAD It Sucks. PArtly because of Android and partly because of the keyboard. On androids side scrolling with the trackpad is only doe in intervals and isnt a smooth scroll. Android also doesnt have the best mouse movement either but it is at least bareable to some degree a little too slow for my liking though. The trackpad itself is waaaaaayy too small it's tiny and because of the there isn't enough space to move the pointer with which is truly annoying there is also a place in the center of the mousepad where the touv=ch pad prese both left and right mouse clicks at the same time which is a touch nit picky but I thought to mention it nonetheless. EXTRAS There is a slot for the S-pen to go at the top of the Keyboard which i really love an for the most part the spen lives there as it doesnt need to be charged to write. The two hinges are really strong and you would have no issues with them not stayign propped up. Howevr, if you are on your bed the shaking will cause the hinge to shake as well as when its ony your lap and you adjust the case will shake a bit with your movement. CONCLUSION This keyboard was worth every penny even with it's price it undercuts Samsung's offerings while providing way more value for the price. If you are looking for a keyboard case this is the one to buy. Dexnor has earned a loyal customer and if their other products are also this high quality then they shall surely have me as a repeat customer.

Love this keyboard and its color. I have no issues with its Bluetooth connectivity as it just connects automatically after paring it and just turning it on. I notice no delay with the keyboard and works great with any inputs I do: the keyboard itself feels pretty iffy, but comfortable nonetheless after some getting used to. It makes you feel like you have a laptop. Quality feels premium, aside from the keyboard buttons themselves, but its acceptable. One thing I will complain about though is how heavy it is. I understand that they added weight so it doesnt topple over , but repositioning or carrying this thing around makes you feel how heavy it is.

This keyboard cover is a nice enhancement to the tablet and the track pad works well via Bluetooth. The magnet holds well and complements the overall look and use.

This is a very good investment once you connect your tablet to the keyboard you'll take notice to how easy it's to set up chose the color light for the keyboard set the brightness and you in business ! Yes it's heavy but think about how easy it is to open and start using with a lite keyboard me it's what I needed for a long time try it out I believe you'll like it as much as I do . 🤔😍🫡

Great sturdy keyboard with backlighting. It does add some weight with the tablet. I am someone who likes to protect my electronics so a case is a MUST! I had to modify it with a slim case and magnetic metal plates in order to use case with this keyboard. If you don't mind the eye sore on the back of case, it does work and it's sturdy!

Overall, this is a very good keyboard and cover for our Tab S7+. The "floating" screen is really awesome, and makes our tablet much more usable with the keyboard. It's almost like using a laptop. This keyboard is more expensive than most, but it is almost half the price of (and a better design than) the Samsung-branded equivalent. This Dexnor keyboard is the most solidly built cover I have ever used. When first pulling the case out of the box, you immediately feel the quality of the materials and construction. From the first time you pick it up, there is obviously a decent amount of quality steel in the case to protect your tablet. The tablet is aligned and held in the cover by extremely strong magnets. Once the tablet is installed, it remains perfectly aligned on the upper cover flap, never slipping from the optimal position. When the cover is opened, the tablet automatically wakes up, and when closed the tablet screen turns off. When the cover is closed, there is a lip of fabric that extends around the entire perimeter of the case, which will help protect the edges of the tablet when there is an accidental drop. Since the tablet is held in the case by magnets, there is a possibility that the tablet may come loose from a high drop onto a hard surface. The initial impact will be absorbed by the case, so if the tablet does come loose, hopefully any subsequent bounces will cause little or no damage. I really like this case / keyboard a lot, but there are two minuses that I want to mention: - As mentioned previously, you can feel the quality of the materials when you first pick up the case. But, this comes at a price: This keyboard / cover is heavy by today's standards, and even heavier than the tablet itself. With the Tab S7+ installed, the tablet + case weighs almost 3 1/2 pounds (1.57 kg), which may be conceptually too heavy for some people these days. A decade or so ago, this weight would have been considered light for a tablet and keyboard, but people's expectations change. This keyboard turns the tablet into more of a laptop PC, so it doesn't bother me anymore. - The main drawback for me is the touchpad. I guess the touchpad might be useful for some folks when running the tablet in Samsung Dex Mode, but I just use the S7+ as an Android touchscreen tablet. I will never use the touchpad. The (mostly unnecessary) touchpad adds depth to the overall dimensions of the case, so the case could have been smaller and lighter. The biggest issue is this: the touchpad always restores back to "enabled" when the keyboard comes out of sleep mode. I need to remember to disable the touchpad on powerup to prevent accidental touchpad taps affecting my usage. I have gotten into the habit of turning on the keyboard by pressing the FN+Spacebar buttons, which will disable the touchpad until it turns off again. I subtracted one star because of this touchpad design.