Soke Samsung Tab S7 FE / S7 Plus Case with S Pen Holder [-T730/T736B/T970/T975/T976/T978] - Premium Shockproof Stand Folio Case for Galaxy Tab S7 FE 2021/ S7 Plus 2020 12.4 inch Tablet, Sky Blue

Quality of the product

Super nice tablet, large screen, android as opposed to apple.Fast and operates well. I like it a lot.However, once you get past the bigger screen, in the end it is essentially a larger phone. So how do you really use it differently than a phone? The main advantage over just using your phone is the size of the screen.Yesterday, two black bars moved across the screen and the device locked up and might have crashed. Today I got on the phone with Samsung and they sent me a shipping label to send it in and we'll see if they can fix it.WELL HERE IS THE STORY:I was pleased that they took care of the shipping label but that is where the service stopped. I sent it in well packed in bubble wrap and a sturdy box. I received a phone call that the unit was received and that due to the crack they had to repair both the reset (no idea what they do to fix a crashed and locked out table...) AND the one crack in the screen. "It is policy" and it costs $279 to do so. I was offered to otherwise just have it sent back without repair. I said I wanted the crash solved and the unit sent back to me with the one crack in the screen. They would not budge but after much back and forth they offered to do it for $139.50. I relented and said yes and gave them my credit card number which they said they would put a hold on and once repaired charge me. So that is a verbal contract. A few days later I get a call, we are cancelling the repair and sending the unit back UNREPAIRED. I spent another 2 hours plus on the phone getting bounced around from rep to rep and manager to manager. A total waste of time. They will not fix it. They claim water damage but the tablet has only been in my office on a stand and so there is absolutely zero way that there could be any water damage. I just received my tablet back and they packed it lose in a box and the screen is now completely shattered. They did not even take care to properly package the tablet for return shipping!So at this point I will not only post this story of despicable service by Samsung here but I will also let the better business bureau know. I will file a claim with Samsung and I will if need be hire an attorney and take them to court. These giant corporations cannot be let off the hook.Summary: If you want to go through this kind of treatment go ahead and buy a Samsung product. I will NEVER again buy a Samsung product. It's too bad some of their product are decent.SERVICE COUNTS FOR A LOT SAMSUNG - DON'T UNDER ESTIMATE THAT.

Great case for my tablet, fits perfectly item as described in discription. I thought I would show you other buyers how the product actually fits my Samsung Galaxy S7 plus. Product pictures don't always show the device in case.

In the pictures used to advertise the case, they have the S-pen going into a slot placed at the bottom of where the tablet would be... (not knowing anything about the tablet) I assumed you could CHARGE the S-pen in this slot... turns out, you CANNOT. Its just a place to keep you S-pen for when you travel. Not a bad idea but it would be great if somehow that slot could charge the pen. I was mislead by the pics.Note: the pen loses power the longer it stays disconnected from the BACK of the tablet.It's a well put together case, but I've not put it through a durability test all like that but it feels like it will wear down over time. If I get it dirty, I can wipe it down pretty easily.Sturdiness:I do a lot of Streaming in bed, so the tablet is either in bed or on my chest lol... it doesn't hold up too well if it's not on a flat surface. And even when it is, I have the tablet placed in slots... it still manages to slide out and fall flat sometimes. This can be very annoying when working on something important. The slots should be deeper.Value for money: I've purchases cheaper cases for my older Note pro 12.2. And those cases have held up over the yrs. There's very little protection from this case should you drop your tablet. I'm an artist so I do all my editing of photos and a few of my art pieces on this tablet. Needless to say if I'm using the tablet, I'm using the case and for me personally.... this case isn't good for the things I use the tablet for.It's good for those who aren't so hands on with their tablet. If you just want to stream and put the tablet down, this case may be good for them.What's pretty cool about the case: the magnets that can hold the pen atop the case (no charging) but still cool. And the magnets that help keep the front cover shut when not in use. It's very sleek, feels nice to the hand.I recommend if you're going to keep your tablet at home.I dont recommend if you're going to be on the move and keep pulling it out of your back pack...

Preliminary review: Just received this tablet cover for the Tab S7+ and I ask why is it so hard to find a substantial cover for a device that costs nearly a grand?This Soke cover will likely protect the screen, but the frame is light plastic and could hardly protect the device from a drop on a hard surface. Hardly worth $25. So far, I have not been able to find anything up to the task. Don't need armored protection. Just something to save an expensive tablet from a possible drop getting in or out of the car.Will follow up after a couple weeks use. A month later: After daily use, my current opinion of this Soke cover is upgraded from "are you kidding me" to "somewhat better than I thought." Fortunately, I haven't dropped my tablet, so I can't say I've fall tested this cover, but I feel it does a decent job protecting as long as I don't do something careless like drop it in a parking lot. The cover looks good, fits securely, and, importantly, the design allows propping up the tablet for use without sliding down. It holds securely in place.I still feel it is overpriced, and I'll be sure to keep a good grip on it in parking lots.