Samsung S10 Ultra Book Tablet Cover with AI Keyboard Black

I'm quite impressed with this keyboad- more so the build quality and features but I absolultely hate the price tag. The keys type really nicely and have good travel. It's almost like a full sized keyboard but a bit smaller. I like the flat keys and muscle memory from typing makes it easier to type on new keyboards anyways. The backlighting is really nice and shows through the keys and there are 3 stages of brightness. Trackpad is responsive and works well but you don't really use it when you have a pen anyways. The magnet isn't super strong compared to the Tab S7 Plus' keyboard but it sticks on for sure. This keyboard cover provides a decent amount of protection from the top and it feels really premium. Is it a $350 keyboard? No, but it is premium and optimized specifically for the Tab S Ultra products so this is the best keyboard for it.

Very good

The rear cover fits securely magnetically to the back of the device. Offers good protection for the S-Pen but crucial device edge bumper protection is sorely lacking. The front keyboard and touchpad are great. All shortcut keys are easily toggled with fn keypress combos. The AI key is a bit of a gimmick, as you can just as easily accomplish the same by touching the button on screen. Key backlighting is a nice touch. When the keyboard is flipped around to the back, it is disabled, so that you can hold the device without pressing keys. As with the rear cover, the keyboard lacks crucial edge protection. In fact, if the keyboard is stowed behind, 3 edges and the glass are completely naked and completely unprotected. The rear case lies flat across the back like a veneer and has relatively flexible edges, and the keyboard is the same across the front, protecting only the bottom edge where it securely attaches and connects. This does not provide any level of edge protection, and if the device falls from any angle, it will without a doubt lead to metal (or glass) to floor impact. It's a lovely accessory. It's a darn expensive accessory for what it is. I was short sighted and caught off guard. Once I had received it and put it on I was immediately struck by how exceptionally vulnerable the device remained. I had to spend a further $100 on a Spigen case that provides proper protection, and it compatible with this keyboard. The combination of the keyboard from this product and a Spigen Thin Fit Pro bumper case offers the protection that is required. I shall do a little more browsing next time before I shell out $400+ for a tablet case.

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