Keyboard Case for Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 10.4" 2020 SM-T500/ T505/ T507,Slim Cover with Pencil Holder,Magnetically Detachable Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard for Samsung Tablet A7, Black

Just what my grand son wanted

The media could not be loaded. I don't have a particular use for a keyboard attached to a tablet but my youngest daughter sometimes uses the tablet for Duolingo and Times Table Rock Stars so I thought she might get some use out of it.No, this case and keyboard doesn't come with a pen or stylus, despite there being one in several of the pictures. The fact that one is not included is mentioned in the product information though.It was very easy to follow the instructions and get the keyboard connected to the tablet. There was a note in the instructions about where to find the keyboard settings in an android tablet and they were a little out of date (they do like to keep tweaking software don't they?) At the time of writing, the keyboard settings could be found under General Management > Physical Keyboard. It tells you how to set the keyboard for Android, Windows, or IOS (which seems strange to me, as I thought it was just supposed to be for the Galaxy A7) but I didn't need to do any of that as it seemed to work straight away.The keyboard is rechargeable via a USB-C socket on the side which is the same port as the A7 tablet already has so you could easily charge one and then the other.It doesn't feel like a particularly low or high quality keyboard, I'd say it sits somewhere in between. The keys themselves are a bit clacky (see video) but it's perfectly okay for typing on. It's not too big or small, it's just a case of getting used to where certain keys are, like home or backspace (same as with any new keyboard).

The case fits perfectly for the specified model (SM-T500/T505/T507). The magnetic attachment of the keyboard is a highlight, offering flexibility to use it as a tablet or makeshift laptop.The keyboard itself is comfortable for typing, with a responsive QWERTY layout and handy shortcut keys. It's great for typing on the go, whether at home, office, or while traveling.The case provides excellent protection for the tablet, cushioning it against drops and scratches. The built-in pencil holder is a useful addition, though it's worth noting that the pencil is not included.Battery life is impressive, with long working and standby times, reducing the frequency of recharges.The adjustable viewing angles are another plus, allowing me to use the tablet comfortably in various settings.I'm giving it 4 stars because the case adds a bit of weight to the tablet, which might not suit everyone.Overall, this Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 keyboard case is a practical, versatile, and protective accessory, ideal for anyone looking to enhance their tablet's functionality.

I'm happy with this case, it's slim and light and it fits the A7 perfectly. It's similar to most other basic, slim cases on the market. You can fold it into a standing position or hold it as a book. It does contain a magnetic area to keep the keyboard in place. (Note It does NOT automatically switch the screen off when you close the case, nor does it claim to, but that doesn't bother me). In particular though, it's the included keyboard that I was most interested in, and it works really well. It paired to my tablet instantly, it's metal base magnetises nicely to the case, and it has all the functions of a normal UK keyboard. And as a bonus, I can also bluetooth it to my Windows pc and use it as a handy mini keyboard when I am sitting in my sim racing rig. The keyboard is extremely thin and light, so I'm not sure how much abuse it could take. But of course it's supposed to be thin & light, and the actual keys and clicking mechanism feel solid. Anyway, there is no need to be throwing it around or testing it's strength. It does feel like it could at least survive a few drops onto a carpet floor, there's really not a lot to break by dropping it. It charges really quickly, around an hour, and so far seems to hold it's charge well. The charging cable is a bit short, only about 35cm, but it does it's job, and if really necessary it's easy enough to swap it for a longer one. This little keyboard is great if I am sending emails while sitting in front of the tv or in bed, much better than using a tiny on screen virtual keyboard on the tablet.

This was delivered but there was no pen included.

Unit was pretty flimsy and appears cheaply made. It did however connect quick and simple up to my tablet. The keystrokes felt a little flacky when pressed so I can't vouch for the longevity of this product. It can be used separately from the flip protection wallet but this then makes it even more flimsy and flexible

I was about ready for this protective case as my old one was falling apart, despite several gluing sessions. I have only given four stars for battery life because only time will tell as to its length but judging by its other features, the spec is probably right. The case has a very nice feel and offers good protection to the Tablet when the cover is closed. It took me a couple of tries to work out how to stand the screen up on the cover, bu I got there, eventually. The keyboard paired instantly, though I had forgotten to switch it off after use. As a result I couldn't bring the Samsung screen keyboard up on the screen.Back to the keyboard: it is the usual qwerty which and the keys are very responsive, but if one is used to a full size keyboard, it can be a bit of a strain - but that is the nature of the beast. It can be very convenient, so much so that I can now import a WP package and use Bluetooth to print up my work.By the way, the part of the case on which the keyboard sits is magnetised, which means that there is no slippage. I would highly recommend this product.I like to use a pen, which slips into the case, when closed.