DexnorKeyboard Case for Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 10.4 Inch Case with Keyboard Magnetic Floating Cantilever Stand Multi-Touch Trackpad Wireless Backlit S Pen Holder for Tab S6 Lite 2024/2022/2020

This fits perfectly on my galaxy's s6 lite tablet . The tablet floats above the keyboard. It holds on really well with a magnet and it is easy to take off. The quality of the keyboard it also great, nice and smooth. This is definitely worth the money and it looks well good compared to others!

I’ve bought a lot of accessories for my computing needs over the last decade. From wireless mice to mechanical keyboards and more. I can honestly say this this is by far the best. It’s turned my S6 Tab lite into a laptop! Try it, you won’t regret it. Watch their videos.

Have looked at a few cases for my Samsung S6 Lite they where either to thick looking like I am carring A thick Book about. This was my last chance It was exspensive for what it was but looked GREAT! it is slim and makes it look like a $1,000,000 Its saved me at least £200/300 for a laptop.One Q I would like to how do you keep the outer case clean?

Bought on 4th August24. Just 3 months and already few keys have stopped working. Will try contacting seller/manufacturers

First of all, i love this keyboard. Unlike all the other keyboards this is sturdy and allows for typing on uneven surfaces like your lap. Plus the backlight keybaord is wonderful and you can choose what color you want and the brightness. The spot for the pen is also great. The magnetic hold for the tablet is super strong, i almost have trouble seperating the two (in a good way)My only problems are1. You cant adjust the position back very far. I personally like to tilt my screens pretty far back to get a good angle2. The keyboard half of the case is pretty light and thin and can be quite unbalanced due to the weight of the large magnet and the tablet on the other end.Being honest these are only small problems for me but might be more significant to others. Other than this, it practically turns your tablet into a laptop which i find extremely usefull with its sim capabilities for internet on the travel and its relatively small size. While also having the functionality of the s-pen it becomes the perfect note taker, school or work companion, or travel companion.

This keyboard bundle is a great choice for a portable laptop substitution. I used this for my s6 lite and was a good decision. This is quite expensive but trust me it’s worth it, especially if your going to be using it almost daily your not going to be wanting a flimsy keyboard case. Just remember this is not a actual laptop, so the case will have a slight delay on the trackpad and other various things.

I looked at several other keyboard covers for the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. Nearly all of them cost less than the Dexnor one, this one. But I'll say this - you get what you pay for, and the Dexnor unit is EXCELLENT.Some folks have complained about the tilt/angle for the screen. I haven't found that personally to be an issue. After folding the first joint upward from the keys (to make a roughly 75-degree angle), there's another joint which can be pivoted. Granted, the pivot isn't to 90 degrees flat, but it's enough for me. And the height at which it holds the tablet above the keypad is just about perfect - I'm a little surprised at how much of a difference this makes and how much I like it. I can view websites or videos in landscape mode at a comfortable height without having to hold the tablet with my hands.One comment others have made is about the weight of the keyboard cover. Yes, it's a bit on the hefty side at close to 3 pounds with the tablet attached. But I compared it against my Surface Pro 6 (which I got "renewed" here on Amazon, good deal there also) and there's only a few ounces difference. That it has a smaller footprint with the keyboard attached makes it smaller and more toteable than my Surface or Asus (14-inch laptop) units.I had expected to loop the tablet into the keyboard cover by way of those elastic straps that universal units often have. Dexnor chose a more elegant solution - a sufficiently strong magnet that holds the tablet in place. And the unit I got for the S6 really could be theoretically used for other 10-inch tablets - it's just that this particular one has an opening for the rear camera (which I pretty much never use!).I don't find the unit particular "wobbly" as some have suggested. The keyboard is sleek and flat, and is also illuminated - with a choice of colors! The design of the keyboard cover is such that (I'm guessing) the vertical weight and the tilt presses downward. I haven't had the thing tip over yet, although I've only used it on table tops rather than in my lap. Your mileage may vary.Another thing worth noting is that this is a Bluetooth keyboard. There is no cable or connector to the S6 tablet. That might sound like it would be a recipe for disconnection frustration but I've not had any issues with the BT connection yet. It connects after powering up in under 5 seconds. The engineers that designed this Dexnor unit clearly did their homework.And I nearly forgot to mention one of the best things about this cover - it has a touchpad! The Android platform has something called "DeX" (look it up) that allows you to use an Android tablet more like a Windows or Apple desktop system, and that includes a floating cursor. This brings me more happiness than you might imagine.So, if you're on the fence about whether this Dexnor keyboard cover is worth the extra clams, let me assure you - it is. For the build quality, for the touchpad, for the illuminated keys, and for the excellent design, I can't think of a better unit even if Samsung had designed one themselves.

Works well with my tablet, angle adjustments are great!

TLDR:Pros:Premium case made of mostly metalBackllitMagnetic AttachmentLooks nice (Magic Keyboard for Samsung)Gentle lifting mechnanism is niceFits tablet perfectlyCons:Cramped keyboard and pen storageEasy to phantom touch the trackpad when typingAdds thickness and considerable weight to the tabletI have been looking for years for a keyboard case with magnetic attachment and trackpad. I never really wanted it to look like the magic keyboard but thats a plus. In the past I have made my own using magentic cases and third party keyboards and magnet stickers. Finally, someone has made the entire package. I was very excited to see that one was made for the s6 lite as well as this tablet still functions well for basic tasks and doesn't have as wide a range of accessories as Samsungs higher-end tablets.First thing I want to say is that this does not feel cheap in the slightest. The case and keyboard combo is quite hefty and is made of mostly metal with plastic keys and a soft fo-leather exterior (same material that many cases have on the outside). The hinge feels really nice and kind of lifts for you at the beginning in order to make it easier to open which feels very premium. The battery life is plenty long with the backlight on low. I haven't been using it with the backlight on high as low is plenty bright. The magnetic spot to hold the tablet is soft so it wont scratch the back of your tablet and the magenets are very strong. I don't see the tablet going anywhere as long as you're not violently shaking it. It also fits the tablet perfectly. The magentic spot for the S pen also has strong magnets throughout, even though the placement makes it a bit cramped to fish out. Its also really hard to use the tablet with the pen while attached to the keyboard due to the levatating tablet and the limited tilt angle.Some of the downside from using it so far. The largest downside is the size of the keyboard. It is much smaller than a normal keyboard and slightly offset to the left which took me a bit to get used to. Some of the keys are not standard size either like the "-" key which will take some getting used to. Another downside is that while typing my hands move close to the trackpad causing phantom touches and movements which can be annoying when trying to type. (Currently typing this review out on the keyboard). Lastly is the weight of the case with the tablet. Adding this case to the tablet about doubles its thickness and i would guess more than doubles its weight. The weight is most likely necessary to keep the balance of the tablet so it remains "levitating" but it is something to consider when you want to carry it around with you. The case also adds a bit to the footprint of the device for the hinge and the spot to store the spen. This is something else you may want to consider if you have a sleeve for your tablet as this may make it not fit. Overall, since most of these downsides are required to have the case function properly I only removed one star.