Spigen for Galaxy Tab S10 Plus Case (2024), Galaxy Tab S9 Plus Case (2023), Rugged Armor Pro Protective Tri-Fold Cover and S Pen Holder, 12.4 inch, Black

This is by far one of my favorite cases yet. I'm the type of person who "skips out on device insurance," and typically likes to have my devices completely covered in protective casing (tempered glass screen and protective case). I purchased this tablet case for my Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra and it exceeded my expectations. I bought this back in October and have had some time to gain some experience with it. I must say this case is something that I have long been searching for. I wanted something that had a protective shell, but also that "folio" style to it so that my screen can further be protected from scratches or other inadvertent damage. Further more, the folio part of the case can be used as a stand for your tablet. It can only reach one level, but for me it's all I've needed. This case checked all by boxes! It has a sleek and sophisticated looks too it, and makes my tablet look very appealing. It has a place holder for the S Pen, which has been great. It hasn't fallen out thus far and is durable to my knowledge. I love that it's really light, which makes it easily portable. My last case of another brand made my tablet feel like a 5-lb. weight. Some constructive feed/disclaimers: this case may not be compatible with some tempered glass screens. Mins fits pretty well and hasn't given me any issues thus far, but it's just something to be mindful of when purchasing. Secondly, the case does cover the magnetic portion of the tablet that allows the pen to charge sit on top of the tablet (for those incredibly talented and creative folk out there), it's not a huge bummer, but may be for those who are artists. Third, a little more coverage for the pen. Yes the little port where you place the pen has been reliable, but not protected, which may cause some concern, as these pens can be costly. No one wants to lose one of them. Forth, I suggest more flexibility in adjusting the stand angle for those who prefer their tablets further down. Fifth, the case serves it purpose and has made me absolutely happy, but I can't say for sure that it would 100% protect your device in a nasty fall. Minor falls, no problem. It's questionable other than that. This case is for those who use their tablets minimally or for office, work, school, or artistry. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for something to refresh the look of their tablet, 10/10. (My photos don't do the product justice. Try it for yourself!)

Over the years I have owned many phones, almost all of them flagships from LG or Samsung. I have tried many brands of cases over the years but I always find myself keeping the Spigen ones the longest. I'm OCD about my gadgets and I typically order a case and screen protector at the same exact time as the device and refuse to use or even unbox the device until I have protection to put on it immediately. For my S9 Ultra, I applied a tempered glass screen protector and a full vinyl wrap. As I was searching for a case, I realized that there is no one case that will meet all your needs for a tablet so it really depends on how you will be using it. I just wanted a slim, low profile case for the tablet that has an integrated stand and cover for the screen and this product fit the bill very nicely. It does not add too much bulk or weight to the tablet, looks very sleek, and functions as designed pretty well. I don't think it's the most durable of all the ones I looked at, but since I'm rather careful with my stuff, I was willing to forego a sturdier case. I really wanted one of the Samsung options but I refuse to pay their exorbitant prices - $300 for a keyboard case? No, thank you, I'll hunt for a used one on Ebay or something. Or better yet, I'll just buy a tablet stand and a nice mechanical keyboard when I want to do some extended typing. Back to Spigen - their Rugged Armor, Thin Fit Pro, and Liquid Air Armor are my favorite variants. Those designs strike the best balance between rugged durability, anesthetics, and minimizing bulkiness. Their cases have a lot of modern design but since everything is black, it is more muted and not so obnoxious. The material is smooth, allowing you to slip it into your pocket or backpacks pretty easily but at the same time there are textures that help you maintain a firm grip on the device and give you a better tactile feel while holding it. This one was going for around $30 when I was looking and I thought it was a reasonable price, so I quickly ordered it. I had also ordered a Poetic TurtleSkin case when I ordered my tablet but the shipment got lost and I ended up receiving it very late. I didn't even bother trying the poetic because I can already tell it will be bulkier and the material is extremely grippy shich is a con for me. I have two dogs and any grippy silicone cases pick up hair and dust so I like that the Spigen will be easier to clean. The Poetic also doesn't have a front cover so the screen is exposed. I can confirm that the complaint mentioned in other reviews about the front flap not staying closed is way overblown. If the cover flap is in the right position and aligned correctly, the magnets do hold. The flap is so large that it is easy for it to be misaligned when closing the cover but that is not a fault in the case, the S9 is just a monstrous tablet (see video). When I closed the flap and made sure it was aligned, it stays in place reasonably and I was even able to carry it around without it opening up. If they made the magnets any stronger it would mess with the spen and screen. You could also carry it by holding the open side of the case so the flap doesn't come open. As for the tablet auto sleeping or waking when the flap is folded over flat, it's not really an issue because it is so infrequent. Now one thing I uncovered during my research is that some cases with magnets are causing issues for the Galaxy Tabs. That is because the Wacom EMR tech that the Spen uses relies on an electromagnetic field for accuracy and over time, a magnetic case can affect and potentially damage the EMR tech on the tablet. I found that extremely concerning but I don't know how widespread the issue is and I'm confident that Samsung would be able to handle any issues that come up with that. If you're overly paranoid, just get a case without magnets, if you want a front flap, get one with a clasp or velcro or something. Pros: - Sleek, not bulky, and very good looking (subjective). Basically looks like a giant phone. - Smooth, easy to clean, added textures to help with grip - Front screen protection - Integrated stand to help the tablet rest on a flat surface - the case covers ALL edges of the tablet - Priced reasonably - Spigen quality Cons: - Not as durable as other cases - Front flap can open when moving with the laptop - Magnets can distort spen functionality - Integrated stand has only one angle

Spigen's Rugged Armor Pro Protective Tri-Fold Cover and S Pen Holder is good and it does the job for daily use. Magnetic cover is strong when folded into a stand. It's not as heavy or bulky as it looks as it is just a single layer compared to other dual layer cases that might be able to absorb more impact. Will be keeping this one. Need to be careful with the pen tip though as I thought I had broken it the first time I took out the pen. Luckily, I put it back together and it's ok again. You'll have to push it out from the open slot at the back to avoid the same scenario. On the other hand, stay away from Spigen's Ultra Hybrid Pro Protective Tri-Fold Cover with Transparent Back and S Pen Holder for the Tab S11. The magnetic cover is way too weak when folded as a stand and keeps unfolding itself if you touch the tablet or pick it up. It might be ok if you never need to touch it but it's really frustrating. Returned it to Amazon US. A few recent reviews on the product page also share the same sentiments.

I love the fit of the case. The price was a good deal. I love the durability of the case. The case is lightweight while doing a wonderful job.

So far (one week in), the only issues that I have encountered is the wobble on the table when in writing mode. I like to use the less steep viewing angle on my desk for writing, but when I get to one edge of the screen, the tablet rocks to one side because it is pivoting on the pen slot. Not sure how you could get around this, but I may go to the Samsung Outdoor official case down the road. For now, this case is perfect as a sacrificial barrier between your tabled and whatever junk is in your backpack. The flap isn't the strongest, but stronger magnets would interfere with the S-Pen substantially. There is a slight pull on the hover dot when close to the corners, but there is no way I am writing down there on the regular anyways. TLDR; Great value for your $40.00, solid build quality, sleek and industrial design, so far very durable, and very simple to install. Recommended.

I love Spigen, their phone cases have saved my phone numerous times so I thought getting this case for my tablet is a no brainer. Overall it's an alright case, it does provide sufficient protection and the pen holder feels nice and secure. HOWEVER, I am using my tablet for studying, and mainly writing on it, which is where this case falls short by alot. The trifold flap holds just fine when in upright mode for viewing, but the more horizontal mode for writing on is a complete mess. There are 2 positions in horizontal mode, one where it sits directly on top of the trifold flap and another one where it is sort of hung in the air, supported by the stitching to the flap. Both modes have a significant amount of wobble when writing on it. Writing anywhere but the dead centre of the tablet causes the whole case to tilt and wobble constantly, so I have to write with one hand and hold the tablet in place in the other. The mode where it sits directly on top of the trifold is a bit more sturdy and would've been an ok compromise, but the tablet keeps sliding to the second horizontal mode that has the most wobble because there's nothing to hold it in place. Also the completely flat position has wobble, on account of the pen holder sticking out of the case to protect it. Another minor grievance is how the trifold flap works. on the outside it has a rugged and textured surface, and the inside part is made out of fabric. For some reason they decided that the best way to make the trifold is such that when you fold it into position, the inside fabric will be on the outside and the textured surface on the inside. Why?? the fabric surface is a dust magnet, then when you're done using the tablet and close the case, that same fabric lands on the screen making your screen extremely dusty. If you're planning to mainly watch videos on your tablet or need protection for a good price this case will do, but if you're a student avoid this case at all costs!

This is a great product. It fits tight, offers great protection and has a built in stand

Tough durable and does the job. The front cover can feel a little flabby and over time can seem loose, but it does the job. You can still stick the pen on the top right and still magnetize it although not as strongly.