Samsung Electronics EJ-FT830UBEGUJ Galaxy Tab S4 Book Cover Keyboard, Black

The keyboard is very sturdy and is a good cover for the TabS4. Once you properly insert the tablet into the slot, the keyboard attaches real easy. Upon attaching the keyboard for the first time, mine went into the Dex mode automatically. Once I turned off the Dex mode, I had to manually turn it back on. In the Dex mode it will act just like a miniature laptop. The apps you open will be in Windows that are movable around the screen. Note: in order to resize a window I had to use my finger, the S-Pen just allows you to move the windows, not resize it. The keyboard is very easy to type in, even for us touch typist. When not in the Dex mode the keyboard (case), attached to the tablet, makes for a good stand, even sitting on your lap. One negative reviewer said the keyboard comes apart if you move around, you really shouldn't be moving around. If you need to go to another room or sit someplace else, close the cover and carry the unit. Once relocated, just open the cover back up, attach the keyboard and do what you want - type, watch a movie, check your email etc. As a stand, the case works best in the Landscape position. With the Portrait mode, it is challenging because you’re constantly touching the keyboard keys. As long as you're NOT in the Dex mode, touching the keys will not affect the tablet. Again, the Landscape position is the best for this case. Since the Tablet S4 is so thin and looks so fragile, having this case around it makes me feel more secure if I ever accidentally dropped it. One last tidbit, the holder for the S-Pen, that comes with this case, is OK, but the S-Pen keeps falling out when you move etc.; I wrapped a simple piece of scotch tape around the lower part of the S-Pen (about ½” up from the tip) on that area that I don't touch when I'm using the pen; that seemed to help the S-Pen stay better in the adaptive slot attached to the case.

This is not the tablet I wanted, but it's the one I got.I didn't want him to spend so much, but having done so. I am certainly not complaining, except for the arm cramps. I've had to cancel my gym membership due to my now bulging biceps and my deadly kung-fu grip. In spite of this, for the speed, the graphics, and the sound, it is worth it.The weight of the unit is added to by the case (keyboard) which seamlessly integrates with the tablet, with absolutely no issues. The only major issue I have with this tablet, is the bloatware, which can be dealt with, with mild annoyance.The 'kids mode' should be optional, as some of us do not have children, and those that do, would in my opinion need their head examined if they let a child play with a thousand dollar tablet. Not to mention the weight issue for a child, this is definitely not a child friendly device, it was clearly designed with an adult in mind. However, that said, it is a perfect tool, and I highly recommend the keyboard case for ease of use and protection. The pen attachment for the case is the biggest issue, and needs a major redesign as it can easily be knocked loose and cause the stylus to be lost, exceptional care with the stylus is needed.The storage is excellent, I am an notorious for hoarding text, and audio books, and haven't come near the devices storage capacity, and it' been a whole week since I've begun using it. (this is impressive to me)For personal, and business use, you most likely couldn't be happier to use this for your daily driver.

You cannot help but be impressed at the solid, monolithic structural feel of this case and your tab S4 as they become one solid block with this cover closed. The plastic grips are perfectly sized and positioned. NOTHING shifts. It FEELS like protection. It is so well designed it adds virtually nothing to the length and width of the S4 (less than .25"), except for the pen holder, which is exceedingly handy, and at the top where it should be. The case opens up to present a keyboard which brilliantly draws power from the S4 itself through 4 perfectly positioned contacts, which means you never worry about charging your keyboard AND your tablet. The pen holder lies down parallel to the table top on the left when you fold out the keyboard. It is always shocking to see the number of misdesigned keyboards where they make the right shift key too small and then, worse yet, put some arrow key to the left of it. But THIS keyboard has got it right. To make the keyboard fit within the S4 height they had to "cheat" the total "q to p" key spacing by a half key, but you really don't notice. The tab key is a little small but right where it should be, as is the backspace key. The angle produced by the contact groove for the S4 to display I think is perfect. And I like the "power" key and the volume keys now on the "top" of the display when the S4 is folded out.

Replaced my tablet keypad after some keys were failing. Took about 2 minutes to set up the new one and it work like a charm.