Do you feel this gives good protection to your Tab. What happens to the flap used for a stand after much use. Does it stretch out or protrude?
1602637
It pops open once you use it for a stand. The magnets don't appear to be strong enough
1602638
Mmm, not really protection. It's kept it from getting dirty from spills and other things though. The flap protrudes a bit, stops being as firm, but it's not worn, it's not in an obvious angle (maybe a few centimeters away from being totally flat). I find that laying the tab on the flap's side overnight keeps it flat.
201911
I don't have that problem. It's definitely a tight fit, but if it were looser I'd be afraid of it slipping off like other cases I've tried. I've had mine about 18 months (approx) and it's been great. It now has a few very light scratches on it, but better it scratched my case than my Mac. Just bought a MacBook for my fianc and ordered the same cover for her and hers fit perfectly as well. I guess anyone could get one that wasn't manufactured perfectly but I'm two for two good ones. Hope this helps.
161889
the flap does not fold completely flat. the flap has a crease about an inch and a half in from the spine. when folded back, the spine also folds back. So there is an angle from the spine down to the crease. As a result about 2/3 of the flap folds flat. If you're right handed it's basically flat. If you're left handed, there's like a half inch extra thickness as it angles down from the folded back spine. The magnets do nothing to hold the flap when folded back. They only hold the flap when closed. The also trigger the auto sleep mode when closed. Not the best case if you're concerned about bulk but your tablet definitely won't fall out. Holds it very sung for sure.
715122
I just got it last night and tried it. No surprise, the groove won't fit it with the smart leather case on. However, if you fold the smart leather cover into a triangle so it stands vertically, then you can set it on the back of the keyboard and it will stand upright. Not a perfect solution, but if you're sitting at a desk, it will work for me. It's a worthwhile compromise. I got it on sale with a lightning deal, but I was a little disappointed on how cheap the plastic feels. Normally I wouldn't care, but paired with such an elegant metal tablet, it feels so crappy.
125917
Did not have any problem like that. Goo gone? Though it seems you pulled off the tab, but not the "protective layer" it's attached too. The tabs don't stick to the actual screen protector. They attach to outer-layers on both sides of screen protector. I'm thinking you still have a layer to remove, though it may be difficult without the tab.
1336810
yes. this is a fine case. it has a magnet in the cover that holds the cover when shut. the "cutouts" are perfect for access to all functions of my Samsung tab 3 tablet. I now want another one for wife. where did you find yours?gopfer@hotmail.com
1951841
That's a good question. I just tried it with and without my tablet cover (I often just put it on there with the cover on because it can fit and stay stable with it on) and I haven't had that issue. The stand itself seems to move backwards before that ever happens and I was forcefully poking at either corner. You may want to adjust how it's setup if you're having that particular issue.
1810995
On my OtterBox, the stand is built into the front cover and becomes available when the front cover is removed. It is very easy to operate and can be set a couple of different ways, which is very convenient. Unfortunately, since the front cover tabs break off so easily (which is an issue many have mentioned), you may have to resort to a rubber band to keep it in place. As long as the tabs hold out, it's great.
921254
The aspect ratio is different from most 7" tablets so typical screen covers won't fit. It measures 7" x ~5.5", too wide for standard covers, You may have to buy a 9" or 10" cover and cut it down. I use mine everyday and I have to say whatever material they use on the screen it's very durable without a cover. I've dropped it, slid it in and out of backpacks and other crowded bags, used rubber and metal capacitance stylus' on it. Regardless of treatment, it buffs to out-of-box new with just a microfiber cloth. I stopped looking for a screen cover because it never needed one. I did eventually get an inexpensive hardcover for about $10 at Big Lots but that was mainly for the easel function rather than protection. The exception may be useage at construction sites where finger swipes may contain sand or other grit, but I don't know.
758790
It does not come with any protection for the face (applied screen cover of some sort), but the leather flap closes over the face, so unless you're trying to use a metal stylus (don't do that) I wouldn't expect any problems.
1742554
It's very nice and seems very protective. Not going to experiment to find out...LOL I did order another case that was suggested for it, Poetic brand , leather, and makes a stand and also has slots for cards and stylus if used. Using the included cover for now as I love the color and don't carry Tab around in purse, using it at home.Hope this helps...
1819155
Haven't had an issue with scratching and I don't have a protective film on iPad. Not 100% sure I'd purchase again after usin it for about a month --- not as protective as previous version --- iPad stand doesn't always stay up --- however battery life is awesome.
2186948
It works fine with the Pro Case however you can not fold the type 2 keyboard all the way backwards with the case attached. The Pro Case has an elastic band that secures the case cover to the tablet. It is not a magnetic catch. All that said its a nice leather case for the money.
955735
The flap that folds over the screen covers an interior flap that tucks behind the screen with the world's strongest Velcro. Even looking at it you can't tell how it is attached and I feel that is one of the perks. It's extremely secure once you figure out the Velcro knack.
550167
That hasn't happened to me at all after a couple weeks of use. I take it in and out of my backpack a couple times daily and travel with it...so it's getting used and tossed around. You do have to make sure the case "clicks" into place when you install it. You'll have to mess with it a bit to get it secure. I'm sure those that are having this issue just didn't install it to a solid fit.
2245030
It works well if you can Mount the tab. It is an extremely tight fit. I don't like the fit as I am afraid of damage to the tab. Nothing wrong with function after the Mount tho.
963863
I've been using the case for about six months now, and not a scratch. As with any tablet case, just make sure you keep particulate clear of the case before snapping your tablet in. As for the backside of the tablet, it's not as prone to scratching with this style case (since the tablet "snaps" into the case, rather than sliding in and out). The micro fiber on the cover flap is really thin, so it doesn't trap much to scratch the front of the tablet. If I've rested the folded flap on a table where the kids may have left crumbs, a simple wipe before closing ensures the front will not be scratched. I've been using the case for about six months now, and not a scratch. As with any tablet case, just make sure you keep particulate clear of the case before snapping your tablet in. As for the backside of the tablet, it's not as prone to scratching with this style case (since the tablet "snaps" into the case, rather than sliding in and out). The micro fiber on the cover flap is really thin, so it doesn't trap much to scratch the front of the tablet. If I've rested the folded flap on a table where the kids may have left crumbs, a simple wipe before closing ensures the front will not... » Read More I've been using the case for about six months now, and not a scratch. As with any tablet case, just make sure you keep particulate clear of the case before snapping your tablet in. As for the backside of the tablet, it's not as prone to scratching with this style case (since the tablet "snaps" into the case, rather than sliding in and out). The micro fiber on the cover flap is really thin, so it doesn't trap much to scratch the front of the tablet. If I've rested the folded flap on a table where the kids may have left crumbs, a simple wipe before closing ensures the front will not be scratched. « Show Less