SamsungBook Keyboard Cover with Trackpad for Galaxy Tab S9+ EF-DX815 - Black

Great design & easy operation of this keyboard. Connects & removes easily. Great protection os screen when handling. Magnetic strength is just right plus it looks great on your tablet.

It works as you expect.Skip the BT units (they never connect when you want), and you'll want the track pad, not having it is a pain.

Mostly love everything about this keyboard book cover. I had the Tab S7 combination keyboard cover, so I can see the positive subtle changes with the newer version like it has stronger magnets and it's just a bit better built compared to two generations back. What kind of annoys me is that they still haven't included a backlit keyboard for the 9 and 9+, saving that for the $350 Ultra tablet, but $250 after tax isn't a small amount to pay for what is essentially a keyboard cover, so you'd think, since the keyboard is directly connected to the screen, a backlit keyboard would have been a no brainer inclusion, but nope. Still, it's a very good and flexible setup. I've tried other cases in the past with bluetooth keyboards and they aren't quite as premium as this one. Typing speed is good, helped by the 9+ keyboard size vs my original tab 7 11 inch and I mostly like the touchpad on it. There are a few negatives, but it's a good fit for using it with Samsung Dex. It does add weight, but not enough that you would risk an expensive tablet and run it without protection plus it's easy to take off the keyboard cover while lounging about to reduce the overall weight. Personally, even with the cost of this one, I'm pretty happy. It's premium cost, with premium build, just not with full premium features like a backlit keyboard which I think it should have and you can find that on a $50 bluetooth combination case for it here on Amazon.

Looks great. Very sleek and professional. Easy to get the pen out, I like that it's super secure. Keyboard is magnificent, seriously. Love how typing feels. Zero issues with the touchpad.I mean hey, you get what you pay for.

The cover is too heavy. Other than that, everything is great.

Having an Apple Magic lighted keyboard/trackpad cover for my iPad 12.9 which gets its power and connectivity from the iPad, I wanted a similar keyboard/trackpad cover for my Samsung Tab S9+ that I didn't have to have a separate power cord to charge the keyboard. This Samsung keyboard/trackpad cover was designed to connect and get its power with the S9+'s three bottom contacts, so I didn't have to worry about separately charging it with another cord. However, that is where the pros ends. It is very unstable and falls over when you pull out the back kick-stand to raise the S9+ for viewing. More importantly, because of the cover/keyboard instability, my S9+ fell to the floor a couple times and the keyboard and back cover very easily detached from the S9+ in two pieces. Fortunately the S9+ fell onto the carpet so it was not dented or scratched. Had it fell onto a hard surface that would not have been the case. If you accidently dropped it the cover and keyboard would definitely separate from the S9+ in two pieces leaving the S9+ vulnerable to dents and scratches. You might as well carry your S9+ between two pieces of cardboard and save yourself $250 for this Samsung genuine keyboard. IMO, this Samsung keyboard cover is poorly designed and it does not provide any protection for my $1,000 S9+. Fortunately I was within the Amazon return window and returned it for a refund. Instead, I purchased the Dexnor Samsung Galaxy Tab S9+ Plus/S9 FE+ Plus 12.4 Inch Case with Keyboard Floating Cantilever Magnetic Stand Multi-Touch Trackpad for $150 which is close to the Apple Magic Keyboard. The Dextor is very stable, and holds and protects the S9+ well. The Dextor keyboard was not available for the S9+ yet when I purchased this Samsung keyboard cover. I prefer the Dextor significantly over the Samsung keyboard.

I paid $230 for this book cover keyboard for my Samsung S9+ and the "H" key just disappeared 3 weeks after I got it. No drops ... no damage ... no wear and tear ... I just opened the cover and the "H" key was gone. That sounds like a material defect to me. No worries. I'll just call Samsung and get it fixed or replaced. I spent two hours on the phone with them and escalated to a supervisor. They told me, that even though it was still under warranty, it was considered "damage" and not a "defect" so they couldn't/wouldn't help me. To me "damage" is when something external happens to the keyboard and "defect" is when a key just disappears for no reason. My tablet, phone, TVs and appliances are all Samsung ... that'll soon be "were all Samsung".