Samsung Galaxy Official AI Book Cover Keyboard with Trackpad for Tab S10+, S9+, Tab S9 FE+, Black

build quality is excellent, and it feels incredibly sturdy while staying slim and portable. The dedicated AI key is a fantastic addition, providing instant access to Gemini or Bixby, which makes summarizing long emails or getting quick info effortless.The typing experience is smooth with fully backlit keys and a surprisingly responsive trackpad. When combined with DeX mode, it truly provides a legitimate PC-like experience. I also love the magnetic design—it snaps on securely and the 150-degree adjustable kickstand makes it easy to find the perfect viewing angle for anything from study sessions to blogging. If you want to maximize your tablet's potential, this is worth every penny.

Does what it says on the tin. While slightly hefty, it does what it needs to, and is easily detachable if needed. Keys are solid and similar to those in a standard laptop with a somewhat floaty feel — not necessarily a bad thing but it can take some getting used to for the unfamiliar. The only downside is that flipping the keyboard around makes using the tablet awkward for reading as you can hit the keys by mistake; easily solved by removing the thing entirely but it's a niggle nonetheless.

Expensive but worth the outlay to effectively turn your tablet into a laptop. The magnetic grio that attaches the keyboard is strong and this then links and powers the keyboard so no bluetooth required. The cover section is solid and well made with good secure area for the pen and a strong stand flip out. Happy despite the high price.

I had been a confirmed desktop user since a few years after I built my ZX81, when they first became available. When my last desktop breathed its last a few years ago, I went for a couple of laptops. However, I have always wanted good tablet. Something easy to pick-up, fire-up and use. Lap-tops typically take a while, to get going from a cold start. I stopped racing my granddaughter, and her smart phone skills, some time ago. A tablet had become overdue, even though I remain cautious at exposing even mote personal data to the wider world, via yet another device. I would most definitely recommend the associated ‘cover/keyboard/trackpad’ as it protects the tablet, and stops it sliding out of your fingers, which without the cover it almost definitely would. Plus, the cover’s ability to prop-up the tablet is invaluable. For the price, I do think a charger could have been included, and similarly some brief instructions. The so-called quick start guide, merely covers safety issues, it does not even deign to tell you how to power up, power down, or anything at all really. Some of it is intuitive, and if you have any prior experience that will also prove helpful. Granddaughter at first attempt, was already more comfortable with it than I was. Time for the YouTube instructional videos. I would also advise a fast charger of some kind. With the tablet at 75%, a basic charger said 4 hours and 17 minutes to fully charge! A 25W charger, said 1 hour, 1 minute. I have yet to try my 65W charger. As regards its technical abilities, specifications, and such like, well in all honesty, I can add little to the existing feedback, indeed, I still have a lot to explore. My personal tips in summary then: consider also buying the cover/keyboard, and invest in a reliable fast charger, (there are some that claim to be fast, but are not). For my modest needs, I think the Galaxy S10+ will meet, and probably exceed, my needs. Observational note: On the sketch pad (drawing on screen with the ‘pen’) when invoking AI to enhance your work, it will not use or provide any rude imagery, almost as if there is AI censorship, someone found out, so I thought it useful to pass on.

It's taken me ages to find this. I've tried Bluetooth keyboard and the simple Samsung folio keyboard. The pros with this is the built in track pad. When you're on the go sometimes you don't have a mouse. Why's this important? Some things on Web browsers only interact properly with mice input. The other good pro is that it's always connected. Sometimes my other folio keyboard doesn't connect. I need to disconnect and reconnect over and over. This one is always connected. It's a bit heavier and it's less stable on your lap but it looks nice and decent build quality. Unlike 3rd party covers some of the edges of your tab ultra are gonna be exposed but this is the best of this category for the moment.

Brought this for my son, value for money, easy to put together and to remove. Light weight.

I love this Al book

Nice piece of kit. Easy to fit/install. To be honest I rarely use it with the keyboard. However the case doesn't cover the edges when you use it this way. But the stand is sturdy and very versatile and allows for a ton of different viewing angles. When travelling the keyboard adds a layer of safety against impacts on the screen, then it is closed. The track pad is smooth and responsive. The pen is hidden away in a small compartment which is magnetic and dots on the back. The only issue with that is that it doesnt sit flat when you lat it down. But you will rarely use a tablet flat anyway