So, ordered it, got it delivered, opened it, and was instantly mesmerized by how good it looked paired with my galaxy tab s9 beige. Unfortunately that only lasted for a day, since the next night I noticed the edges having black stains which took 30 minutes to have a decent cleaning effect on them. It absolutely sucks because samsung has no instructions on how to clean it, and even worse, no material list for this keyboard (to know what to clesn it with that wont damage the material) 200$ keyboard for this disappointment.

I personally really appreciate the design and think that the multi-angle kickstand feature of the rear piece is the highlight of the case. The flippable S-Pen protector is very clever, and allows you the option to use the rigid "shell" piece or not. The case will protect the front and back of the tablet from scratches but clearly is not meant to prevent damage from impact/drops. The keyboard & touchpad are more than adequate and I had no issues using it. Key-spacing works for my hands and typing style and the touchpad size is generous. Yes, it is white and I did get a couple of smudges on it from my first day using it in on a job site, but I'm not a stickler for keeping things clean and pristine. It's going to be used, so I anticipate it to get its fair share of marks and scratches since it is a case that offers basic protection for the screen and back of the tablet. I haven't experienced any issues with the edges turning black or similar like the other reviewer yet. One criticism is that it is surprisingly heavy despite it's slim appearance. With the keyboard detached, the magnetic back piece makes the tablet feel markedly heavier than without it. The keyboard piece compared to Microsoft's Surface keyboards feels almost twice as heavy, although it does feel more sturdy. Overall though, the total weight of the full case with the tablet is still less than my laptop and functionality it adds "outweighs" its physical weight. Also, the retail price for this is nuts. Samsung is definitely trying to ride on Apple's marketing strategy coattails on overpriced accessories, I would only get this on sale. All in all, it's a sleek, well designed and durable keyboard case.

​Build: Slim, all-metal, and feels expensive. ​Battery: Easily lasts 10+ hours, meaning it survives the workday and still has juice for a late-night movie. ​Value: Getting a professional stylus, water resistance, and 7 years of updates for under $500 is an unbeatable deal. ​Quick Tip: If you’re doing heavy typing for work, look into the Book Cover Keyboard Slim. It’s the final piece of the puzzle to turn this into a true mobile workstation!

Best keyboard for Tablets! Has a magnet mount that makes it easy to put on or take off. Feels like a real keyboard and has touch pad.

A bit expensive but it does what it's advertised. Has a nice texture to it and allows you to use your tablet like a laptop. Stand feels solid and can be adjusted almost all the way back. Keyboard feels good and while the touchpad is a little cramped it does work well.