INFILANDMicrosoft Surface Pro 8 Case and Cover, [Military-Grade Drop Protection] [High Clearity Case + Leather Cover] Designed for Surface Pro 8 13" 2021 Tablet, Work with Type Cover Keyboard, Black

Works great

Got this cover for my work laptop after an unfortunate accident with my last one. This case does the job and I feel so much better carrying it around with me.

Purchased back January and use every single day. in This case is good for protection and for propping my Surface Pro up for typing. However, there is no feature to prop up the screen up when you want to write directly on it; I have to rest the tablet on my forearm. Big loss for me. Otherwise, seems durable (I have not tried testing its limits ha ha) and is definitely sturdy. Fits the Surface Pro 8 well and lines up with all of the ports correctly. This laptop tends to get hot, so a few more ventilation holes on the backside of the case might be helpful.

I really like this case. It's pretty hefty, especially if you have a keyboard, which isn't a bad thing. I quite like the feel of it.The one downside is obvious, which is getting fingerprints or dust all over the clear parts. It does come with a rag to clean it, so they're aware and supply you with a fix to the issue. The clear part of the case allows you to show off the beauty of your Surface without risking damage to it. I got some window clings that work well between the Surface and the case, so it's a perfect sticker protector too!I haven't dropped my Surface with the case to determine how well it holds, hopefully I never will, but it seems the case would protect it. It has a pretty snug fit without being a pain to get on and off. If I could have, I would have gotten this case for my last Surface.

This has been a good case for my Surface Pro 8. It’s feels like it should protect the device from minor falls and scratches, and it’s easy to use with the back stand. The only flaw is that the holes for the USB-C ports aren’t quite large enough to accommodate a typical thumb drive. They are probably fine for most cords, however. It was an easy fix with an Exacto knife. The rubberized plastic cuts easily and you don’t need to take much material off. Also, the hole for the power cord isn’t perfect either. You might put the cord in place and it doesn’t quite initiate charging. That just requires you to pay a little more attention and shift the cord a tiny bit so that the light comes on. No big deal.

I'll preface the review by saying that it's not easy to design a slim folio case for the Surface Pro, especially with the detachable keyboard AND a rear lower kickout stand. Add in all the magnetic sensors around the Surface Pro that trigger it to shutoff and it becomes a nightmare.I'm an in-office user with occasional trips to jobsites or overseas.I DON'T need to personalize my Surface Pro exterior, I definitely DON'T need random prints on the case. I almost always use the keyboard, which if you don't already know costs an additional $199.I DO need something that's slim enough for office settings while also providing decent drop protection for both the tablet AND the keyboard.I've tried the Fintie folio but experienced the exact same problems everyone complained about. The magnets in the case interfered with the Surface Pro and causes it to randomly shut off. The stitch and assembly quality was suspect ... the plastic holder was glued onto the fabric case and camera opening was misaligned. I've NOT tried the Spigen (identical style) or the Fintie Hardcase (which has no protection for the expensive keyboard).I've looked at Kensington (comparable price) and UAG (very expensive), but those are designed more for field settings, are bulkier, and built more to protect the tablet. The keyboard is somewhat of an afterthought, with straps allowing you to secure it to the case. So again, no protection for the keyboard.My last try came down to the Infiland Case and Cover.It met my requirements and thankfully has had no issues with random shutoffs. The case has a low profile even with the leather keyboard cover, enough to easily slip into envelope compartments in a bag, and makes it look professional in the office. Sure they only have 2 colors at the moment, but if you're as boring as I am, it doesn't matter.It does have a MUCH better fit compared to the Fintie, but you'll notice that tolerances were designed in for the power cable side so there ends up being a tiny, somewhat unnoticeable gap.The USB-C port openings are somewhat restrictive ... you'll have difficulty fitting in a USB3.0-USBC adapter unless you get one with a cable extension. That's annoying if you're using a 2.4GHz mouse (with USB receivers) or older USB 3.0 thumbdrives. But you may not care if you use a Bluetooth/USBC mouse and have USB-C thumbdrives.Opening the kickout stand does take some getting used to. It's easiest to (1) flip the tablet open, (2) hold the lower half of the tablet with both hands, (3) use your middle or bottom few fingers to pop open the kickstand. Else the rubber clasps may not always hold on tight enough to the kickstand if you're using one-hand.I can't complain much since it's the current best-in-class for folio covers. That and I'm genuinely impressed with the constant outreach for feedback from customer service.Looking forward to a better iteration of this product.

This is a good product that so far I've used for 3 weeks and has done what was needed.I've not dropped it extremely far, but it "was" accidentally dropped, and didn't get a scratch. Things were pulled across it, and the case didn't get scratched, so I know that the tablet is fine. In all a good product.And it's easy to use and very sturdy. I have no issue with it protectiveness.The only issue I have is that you have to be careful when you fold the keyboard back when you put it in tablet mode. By the nature of the design, the keyboard can easily pull free of the tablet when you do this. So far, I've found it was much easier to detach the keyboard than try to fold it backwards, but this is kinda a minor issue.In all it's not a bad case for the price.

The product arrived in excellent condition and the company was communicative. I like the case, however, there is one frustrating feature. The clips (which hold the kickstand of the Surface in its separate cover) detach from the Surface kickstand every time I attempt to open/pry back the kickstand to stand up the computer. This is really inconvenient because it then becomes difficult to access the side of the kickstand to get it open and re-attach the clip-on cover portion of the case. I will need to buy a different brand of case because I will not be able to deal with this problem once I begin school. It is quite frustrating because otherwise it is a good case.