Jhxtech Case for Lenovo Tab M10 Plus 10.3, Armor Style Hybrid PC + TPU Protective Case with Stand for Lenovo Tab M10 FHD Plus (2nd Gen) TB-X606F 10.3 Cover Protection (purple)

The quality is good, but most importantly I needed a case that could be adapted to fit the smart charging dock with my Lenovo TB-X606F M10 Plus 10.3 Inch Tablet. I didn't take very much care - just freehand cuts with an oscillating multitool, and finishing with a rotating sanding drum in a rotary multitool, and you can see the results in the photos. Probably a hacksaw and a hand file would work just as well. The blue inner layer is only slightly rubbery, so it's easier to cut than it looks. I also drilled a hole under the stand to make it easier to flick out. For this part, the blue inner layer was not easy to drill as it is too flexible (tip: start with a 2mm drill, then widen to 4, then 6 etc). The stiffening ridge around the stand also made it difficult as it diverted the drill bit. I ended up using a 6mm plunge router bit. With hindsight, the stand is stiff to open because of the 1mm lug on the RHS which goes into a hole in the main back part of the case. Trimming a fraction of a mm off that hole with a needle file might have been adequate.Can't quite give 5 stars because the stand is fiddly to open, and it only supports the tab in landscape mode + the cutout for the headset socket can only accommodate slim plugs. I tried 6 headsets and only one of them didn't fit. I also tried 3 extensions leads (the kind you'd use to connect the audio output to a car or amplifier) and all 3 of those were too big. That would be a more difficult modification to make neatly but probably possible.

Doesn't fit the tablet at all, very loose and out of shape.

I've brought 3 of these each 1 to replace the previous as it broke, extremely poor quality as the stand just breaks off. Do not buy

Perfect

Having received the M10 as a gift I was immediately concerned about its smooth slippy surfaces and the narrow bezel. Easy to drop and tricky to hold without accidentally touching active screen elements. A protective cover was called for, but one which allowed the charging base to be used. A previous reviewer had explained how this cover could be modified to achieve this. So I thought I'd give. It a go. Using a craft knife and sharp scissors it was easy to cut the required slot in the edge of the silicon rubber inner. A carefully applied junior hacksaw enabled the matching slot to be cut in the hard plastic outer. When reassembled the mechanical integrity of the case had not been compromised. However, obviously the central portion of the bottom edge of the tablet is not fully protected.Questions have been raised about the ease of use and robustness of the rear stand. Initially the stand was difficult to open using the slot on its bottom edge. It is retained by two pips locating in holes in the frame. Judicial application of a nail file to ease the offending pips solved that immediately! I agree that the stand is lightly built to stow in the case thickness so shouldn't be used as a handle to wave the tablet around your head! But should be fine used for its intended purpose.So, basically, this case meets my needs in a neat and effective manner even after it's been mauled around by an amateur!