UAG Rugged Exoskeleton Universal Android Tablet Case [WHITE] with Stand and Pen Holder for 9 & 10-inch Tablets including Galaxy Tab S3, Tab S2, Tab A, Tab E & more

Queda perfecto en la Tab S4

The quality of the product is strong. Fits my tablet (9'') fine.The only problem is that it leaves most of the body uncovered, but its an exoskeleton.Regarding the price it a bit high.

This is a pretty durable case....so far it’s been Kindergartener proof!!! Wish the kickstand was a bit more sturdy.

Por el precio y marca creí que seria de buena calidad y no fue así, resulto que se rompen las esquinas de hule que son las que soportan los golpes y ciadas de la tableta

I'm using mine with the Samsung 10.1" Tab A, with S-pen. It fits fine, and has offered good protection over the past three months, from getting carried around in my backpack. It doesn't directly protect the screen, but as far as drops or flat objects laying on top of it, the robust corner bumpers will always take the blow. Everything has held up, no signs of wear on the bumpers or the pen loop or silicone rubber tensioner.What I really like: Those corner bumpers are easy to grab ahold of, and makes what would normally be a very slick tablet easy to handle, or even carry by one of the bumpers. The style- this case has an awesome dark-tech or lunar-core vibe going, looking like something that Tsutomu Nihei would design. Very cool, - it gets some stares.What I don't like: The biggest flaw, is that the built in corner stand comes to a knife-sharp point of hard white plastic. And the stand itself dosen't quite sit flat when folded up- laying in wait to snag your fingers or clothing - should that come near. I might try to fix that with an emery file or some super fine grit sand paper or just drive out the pin that holds the stand on - which leads to the second flaw- the stand is held closed with rare earth magnets - whose strong field distorts the sense-field of WACOM / S-pen enabled digitizers. If I draw a line on the screen in the approximate spot where the magnets lay (on the back), It will jump the line up in a nice bell-curve shape - that I use a Tab-A with S-pen leads to this third issue- when the case is installed, you can't access the in-built S-pen stylus in the tablet's corner, without more or less removing the case. (tight fit). I normally just leave the pen there, and use a larger aftermarket S-pen stylus which is easier to draw with. I do have to check the "keep digitizer active" when S pen is installed feature however. Might use a percentage point or two of battery power extra each day. Not a big deal.Still it's so cool looking! I'd buy it again.