Digital Treasures Keyboard Case for 9 and 10 Inch Tablets (DRDT-09242)

Excellent fit for Asus Zenpad Z300M 10.1". Case quality seems OK and keyboard, although a little small, paired up easily and keys seem sturdy. Corner straps hold tablet securely, magnets hold the keyboard in place. Case strap fits well and keeps case closed, and the stand/flap fits into a slightly recessed groove and is held in place with magnets when folded/closed. The stitching is accurate and well-finished - no wonky seams/etc. Tablet corner straps seem secure, and are covered with a little bit of rubber like all others of this design. No noticeable lag during typing.Cons: Although it looks pretty good I will assume the PU case will show signs of wear before a leather case would (I'm assuming that based on previous experience with PU cases), and, as mentioned, the keyboard is a little small (compared to an Arteck or Jelly Comb) - my only complaints. Having said that - it's a much better deal than any of the Cooper universal cases ($7.00 vs $40.00 or $50.00) which I have also owned and is indistinguishable (to me, at least) from the $29.00 IVSO version.

I considered a number of different keyboard cases for my new Kindle Fire HD 10 and found this one to be the best of the bunch. In fact, after reading the somewhat negative reviews on this product, I believe they must be describing an entirely different product because their complaints do not correctly describe the Digital Treasures Keyboard Case.The keyboard is definitely linked to your tablet by BLUETOOTH. The charging port and charging cable are STANDARD USB and do not require any kind of "adapter" and the keyboard is well laid out with responsive keys and a nice palm rest built into the case below the keyboard.Unlike most of the featured keyboard cases I tried first, this is a FULL-SIZE case that folds up like a traditional laptop, not like a "tablet cover." This gives the magnetically attached keyboard room to stay where you put it - it does not have to be re-positioned every time you wish to close the case.I know that the case is not animal leather, but it feels and looks quite like it and is soft to the touch and well-padded.The four corner grips are enclosed in a rubbery substance so that they cannot scratch the Fire tablet, and they are positioned so as not to interfere with or block the power or volume buttons.In addition to using the actual keyboard, I found that in many instances the touch screen of the Fire HD 10 sufficed for most consumption tasks, in which instance I took advantage of the fact that the large keyboard part of the case can be flipped backward and upside down onto my lap, so that the center footrest rests on the back of the case, and the built-in magnets keep the keyboard attached even though it is resting upside down.It is therefore a pleasure to use this keyboard case because of its superior design, and though it may sound like I was somehow compensated or induced to write this review, it is not true, and I have no connection with this company whatsoever except as a satisfied user.

This case looks and feels much more expensive than it is. Well built and cleverly designed, but the stand needs a bit of work. The stand on the case, as is, can fall over. I made a simple fix for it though, using another tablet case I have as inspiration. All l did was glue/ tape a popsicle stick on the nylon that extends the stand. The keyboard works great and not hard to adjust to at all. This case doesn't have the Sleep/ Wake magnetic function, so i would suggest installing Gravity Screen if you want to use it like a laptop.

Wanted another keyboard in case my laptop quit & went for repair. I purchased my case from the Amazon Warehouse as used but in very good condition for a lesser price. Said it would come repackaged, and did in plain cardboard box with no instruction sheets. Ok well if you've bought a computer lately, all of the instructions are on the box mostly. Called Amazon Customer Service, and they tried to get instructions regarding how to charge keyboard from the warehouse & gave me a mfgr phone number to call as they had no luck. Said tocall back if still a problem. Phone number didn't work in US. Right now I can only deduce that the keyboard plugged in to the tablet will share the tablet charge and keyboard works, or buy an outside supplemental portable charger to use it to charge because you need a female port. Will call back Amazon. The case is in great condition, my 10" Azpen tablet fits great. I use my mouse with it fine, still getting used to a scaled down keyboard & flip support. This case will do exactly what I bought it for. The magnetic tab closure works well to hold it closed. When closed, it is compact, and not cumbersome. I should also add that the stylus holder inside is meant for a capacitative stylus which is thinner than the normal I've been using. Won't fit a pen or regular stylus. You would want to be careful about rough handling of the case exterior because I can see how this material could get little corner tears from that. Also, I would want a protector under it when using it because the white stitching is an attractive feature inside and on the outside and will get dirty fast if not protected.

Not quite like I hoped it would be. It works fine. Just not as easy to use and I hoped for. Far too tiny an me compact for my hands to be comfortable using.

Good price, and yes it comes with the blue tooth keyboard.

This works with my tablet and was very easy to set up. The stand tends to slip on smooth surfaces so my tablet flops over.

Bought this for my son's tablet and it fits great! Well made too!! Need to find one for my Samsung Galaxy Pro..