doqo for Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ Plus/S9+/S9 FE+/S8+/S7+/S7 FE Keyboard case 12.4“ Magnetic Case with Keyboard Touchpad Bluetooth Backlit Floating Cantilever Stand Slim Protective Cover Folio Black

This is the best keyboard for my S9 plus ever. This version got rid of the power button at the palm and auto on off function works perfectly. the trackpad is way smoother than other brands like dexnor or orda for real. keyboard is not the best feeling but funtional and comfortable. compact size that is not too bulky and not leaving so much gap at the bottom. It fits too good that sometime scrubs again the bottom of the tablet when closing but a frame protector film solves all the problems. magnet is strong and never comes off accidentally.

I wanna start by saying this is not my 1st keyboard case. I have had some from Amazon. The 1st I liked the case itself, but the keyboard was iffy, but I stuck with it til the case started wearing out. Then next I liked the keyboard, but not so much the case so I bought a 3rd for the case, & was using the 2nd case keyboard with it.I've been using this keyboard for over a month now & here's what I think:Pros- Portability. It's more portable than my previous setup. Mainly because the keyboards on my previous cases are magnetically removable so when I open up the case I have to adjust the keyboard. With this I can open it like a laptop & just start typing. For that reason alone this is the case I use for work. Also I feel like it either weighs less or about the same as my previous case. So I have no issues with weight at all.- Battery. The battery lasts a super long time. I don't think I've charged sinceI 1st started using it this past month.- Build quality. Seems pretty solid. The keyboard types well. The trackpad is responsive. i haven't memorized all the gestures on it yet tho.Cons- Clearances. The clearance between the tab & the hinge could be better. Idk if iPad MKs have this issue, but sometimes when I'm closing it, it rubs against the Tab. So I have scratches on the bottom of it now as you can see in the pics.- LEDs.The LEDs in the keyboard aren't as bright as they are on my other keyboard & they also don't stay on all the time. Idk if I can change the timeout period but it's annoying when typing in the dark. I have a side by side of the brightness with lights on & off. Also I don't think you can change any of the preset colors so you can't make your own color combos like I can on my other keyboard. There's also suppposed to be a breathing (pulse) LED feature that I have been unable to activate.- Trackpad. I have decent sized hands so sometimes while typing my palm may brush the trackpad & throw off my typing, but I feel this is a con of most small keyboards like this.- Magnets. The magnets that hold the Tab to the case could be a little stronger. Plus they create a deadzone for the S Pen in both corners of the screen. So please keep that in mind.- Keyboard size/layout.This one has some Pros too, but mostly cons. The overall size is smaller than most keyboards for the Tab due to the unreachable space under the Tab, so quite a bit of unused real estate. So you don't have a dedicated F row or F functions at all from what I've seen. The fn button only is there to turn the touchpad on/off & to turn on pairing really. But you do have some cool controls like being able to go Home or Back or even lock the screen on the keyboard which I've never seen before.-Angle. This last one is more or less of a nitpick, I just wish the hinge leaned back a little more. It doesn't even hit 90 degrees before you have to use the secondary back hinge.Final thoughtsI'd have to get it side by side with an iPad with 1, but I feel like what the did was just try to go for a 1:1 product instead of trying to find ways to improve upon the original design. They def could've gave it a tad more clearance which could've in turn gave more room for a bigger keyboard & maybe more buttons. Plus giving it more hinge flexibility could give it more viewing angles. Overall I'd give this a 7.5/10. I'm hoping they make a 2nd gen & make improvements.

Case and keyboard were just what I was looking for. Keyboard and track pad are flawless. Holds the tablet perfectly. I would highly recommend this.

I ordered this keyboard cover to use with a Galaxy Tab S9 Plus, the keyboard fits neatly on the magnetic back and is precisely sized for the tablet (almost too precisely, as the tablet can scrape against the hinge when you open or close it.) The keyboard cover came without any accessories, only the instructions. It was easy to pair and typing was comfortable for a small keyboard. The keyboard I received was the model that turns on when you open it and off when closed, so there are only status lights related to Bluetooth, charging, etc., no power switch. The charging input is a USB C port on the end of the right hinge. When closed the keyboard and tablet are 0.75 inch thick and the same size as the tablet plus the hinge on one side. The cantilever arrangement is good when sitting on a desk or on your lap, but there is not much angular adjustment possible. The "rainbow" backlighting was not a choice I would make, but you can switch to using white backlighting. I would have preferred single color selections, so you could pick one color at a time, but the white backlighting is okay. The backlighting brightness can be adjusted (essentially three levels) for any color combination. The downside to the keyboard cover is that while Samsung slimmed the tablet down to 0.22 inches in thickness and the 12.4 inch tablet weighs 1.4 pounds, the keyboard case adds over 1.6 pounds and triples the thickness. So tablet and keyboard cover together weight over 3 pounds. In comparison I have a 15.6 inch laptop that weighs 3.6 pounds, which makes me wonder if getting a keyboard for the tablet was the right choice. I think the issue with weight is that with this design, you have to have some weight in the case or the whole think would tip over when being used. From a function standpoint, the keyboard case works, but from a travel bag weight standpoint, not as much.

My case is defective wanted to love it. When you close it and open it on the right side the tablet rubs on the hinge and scratches the bottom of my tablet. So disappointing now my tablet is scratched.

I bought this keyboard case for my Galaxy Tab S7 FE, and right out of the box, it was defective — the Q, A, Z, and Caps Lock keys didn’t work at all. They didn’t respond, and they didn’t light up with the rest of the RGB backlight. I tested it on other tablets and had the same issue.I reached out to the seller for a replacement, but they just redirected me to Amazon, saying they had no authority to help. Amazon, in turn, said they couldn’t do anything either and ended up giving me a partial refund of $50, meaning I’m still out $20 for a product I can’t even use.Terrible experience overall. Poor quality control, zero accountability, and I paid the price (literally). I wouldn't recommend this product or seller — buy at your own risk.

Very practical

Not as nice as Magic Keyboard and not as sturdy feeling as the Dexnor model but this is cheaper. Rainbow keyboard is annoying but you can turn it off.