COEZFE Case with Keyboard for Lenovo M10 Plus 3rd Gen 10.6
COEZFE Case with Keyboard for Lenovo M10 Plus 3rd Gen 10.6″, Bluetooth Keyboard Case for Lenovo M10 Plus 3rd Gen (TB-125FU/128FU/128XU), UK Layout Keyboard for Lenovo M10 Plus 3rd Gen 10.6 inch, Blue
| Weight: | 660 g |
| Dimensions: | 30.3 x 19.1 x 2.7 cm; 660 g |
| Brand: | COEZFE |
| Colour: | M10 Plus 10.6" -Blue |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Manufacture: | COEZFE |
| Dimensions: | 30.3 x 19.1 x 2.7 cm; 660 g |
Very good
I have had this keyboard case for many months now and I have only charged the keyboard once. Very easy to carry around and is a lot more convenient than a laptop. The case is of great quality, keyboard is highly responsive and have not had any issues with it so far.
Brilliant case and great keyboard
My daughter has the M10 tablet for schoolwork so was in desperate need of a keyboard and this is great. The case holds the tablet tightly whilst giving full access to all the buttons and charging. It is tight to get on and off which is good as it won’t need to come off often, but seems sturdy enough to not worry about snapping anything
Positives:
– Perfect fit for the tablet
– Stylish case
– Stylus holder
– Strong magnets to keep keyboard and screen in place well
– Easy to connect with bluetooth
– Good battery life
Negatives:
– none
Perfect keyboard
When it comes to keyboards I’m very easy to please and this keyboard did just the job I needed it for, the Bluetooth range was decent so you can type at the angle and comfort of best suited to your needs.
The magnet does seem slightly weak however I didn’t expect a really tough magnet to begin with.
When closed the case provides great cover for the screen itself which is just what I need. The case feels sturdy and feels great too.
Overall great case and definitely would recommend
Works quite well
I wanted to use my Lenovo tablet to write more while being more active around the house – at least to get away from being stuck at the desk a little more throughout the day.
The quality and fit of the case itself seems decent from my experience and on par with other cases you can get – it doesn’t really provide much protection but it does make it much easier to hold since it adds a little more width and texture to it.
The included keyboard can be detached from the case since it uses magnets to keep secure; I find that it works well enough while typing on a surface, but when moving the tablet around across the house it sometimes feels like it’s all about to come loose so I’m not too confident that the keyboard will stay in place from the magnets alone.
The keyboard is quite nice and provides a good typing experience, and was simple enough to sync it up to my tablet (I had to do a key combination on the keyboard so it could find the android device). The keys are pretty close to what you’ll find on laptop or notebooks; on the smaller side, decently tactile, somewhat sensitive and easy to depress, but not much travel. I also had a strange issue where I got lots of repeated keys when the battery was getting low – perhaps there’s some interference in my house.
I do like this case although I do find it to be a little rough around the edges as well, but it does work all things considered so I am happy with it.
Nice case with keypad.
The Lenovo case comes with detachable keypad. Its keypad has a good battery life so far. Its connectivity via Bluetooth to the Lenovo device is good and the keypad very responsive
A decent budget case
The case does its job, which is to hold a tablet and allow a keyboard to be used in a similar way to a laptop. Alternatively the keyboard, as it is blue tooth connected can be used at a distance away from the screen and case without wires. When tested the keyboard connected up to a laptop with no problems.
The keyboard is magnetic which means it is attracted to the inside base of the case to keep it secure, unfortunately this magnetism isn’t that strong and whilst it stays on the base it does not feel that secure.
The case has 3 possible positions which can be selected to alter the angle of the tablet screen, these seem to cover most regularly used angles but it would have been good to have a continuously adjustable mechanism so the alternatives were much greater. The whole case does feel like it may flop around a bit but that could be because of the lack of a tablet in the unit when I was testing it.
This seems like a case and keyboard made to a price point and whilst it does the job there are probably more premium options out there, albeit at a higher price.
Ok quality
The case itself is ok quality and does the intended job unfortunately it is let down by having a magnetic keyboard which isn’t strong enough. It is a c type USB but this is very short so will need to be within 10-15 cm of a plug, really needs a longer cable. But this does work if the magnetic side was stronger and the cable longer it would of got 5 stars
Not Without It's Issues
A bit of an odd one this really. It’s a keyboard case for my Lenovo M10 (3rd Gen) tablet. It’s okay in all kinds of ways, but somewhat unexpected in others.
Pro’s
* Obviously, you have the keyboard itself giving you the ability to type much more comfortably than on the screen.
* Easy setup. The Bluetooth keyboard was very simple to connect to the tablet and it reconnects easily whenever I use it. Also the keyboard was set to a UK layout by default
* The case is well made and feels like it would definitely protect the tablet if you were to drop it
* The part of the case that holds the tablet does so very well. It’s definitely a snug fit with all the cut outs in all the right places allowing access to the buttons, camera and speakers.
* The keyboard itself feels responsive and, once you get used to the small keys, is actually quite nice to type with.
Cons
* The big one is the weight. This case makes the whole tablet feel substantially heavier and bulkier. Obviously this is one of the compromises for having the keyboard. In this case, with the stylus as well (Purchased separately, not with either the tablet or case) it weighs in at 1024g or 2lbs whereas in my standard folio case, it’s 705g or 1lbs. This is partly due to the keyboard itself, but also the magnets that hold it in to the case.
* Another big con (For me at least) is that the case doesn’t automatically put the tablet to sleep. I know you can set the timer in the settings and so on, but I have to admit that I’d gotten used to having the tablet go to sleep node automatically on closing the case.
* The case is both bulky and just a bit…floppy. The bulk is another of those compromises you have to make if you want a keyboard case, but the floppiness of the case as a whole makes it awkward to use the tablet if you don’t actually need the keyboard, such as reading an ebook, playing a game or something similar.
* The most unexpected thing for me is that the keyboard is not permanently fixed into the case and only held in with some magnets. Now, there is an upside to this as it does mean that you can take the keyboard out and use it in a versatile manner. There is also however a downside and for me at least, it outweighs the upside. I’ve lost count of the number of times that the keyboard has just dropped out of the case as I’ve opened it, or even just moving it around. Personally I think I would have rather had a case with the keyboard fixed permanently in place. This would make things more secure and also cut down on the weight as you wouldn’t need the magnets.
Over all, if you have a need for a keyboard with your tablet and you can deal with the keyboard dropping out then this isn’t actually a bad case and it has a lot of good things about it. For me though, if I could give half star ratings, it would probably be a 3.5 stars rather than 4 as the loose keyboard is just a bit awkward for my usage and the pros of that particular part don’t really outweigh the cons.
Good fit and connection.
There’s great battery life on the keyboard and the Bluetooth connection is always strong (so far anyway).
The quality of all the keys is good. They are responsive and comfortable to use and the keyboard feels smooth and well made overall.
The same can be said for the case and it fits well and offers good protection.
Bulky, but otherwise dece
This item comprises the case, a small keyboard and a short USB cable for use with the keyboard.
Firstly, the case itself has quite a nice finish. It feels decent, and the tablet feels secure when in position. It is a wrap-over style, and there are 3 “slots” in the case that the screen can be placed in when sitting it at an angle. These seem fairly secure too.
The keyboard is a small qwerty type which, contrary to some other, similar, keyboards I’ve bought, seems to have the keys in all the right places (given the size constraints). It actually feels not bad either although, as I’m a software engineer who spends 8 hours a day on a full-size keyboard, it does feel cramped.
Together, however, I’m not so sure. The keyboard is supposed to be magnetic and, while there is some, obvious, attractive force going on between it and the case, it doesn’t feel very strong, and seems to only be in certain positions. As a result, I can imagine the keyboard falling out when the case is folded, either hitting, or scratching the tablet screen.
In addition, I’d hoped that the case could be folded tighter around the tablet if I wanted to use it without the keyboard. Maybe this would be possible over time but, certainty initially, the folds on the case are not flexible enough for that and you end up with a gap.
My choice of 4 stars is mainly due to this product feeling and looking good, in terms of both case and keyboard, but it doesn’t give me the flexibility I’d want in a 5* product.
If you’re sure you’ll use the keyboard a lot (such that you need it with you all the time), I think this would be a good choice, however, if so, I’d be tempted to invest in some sort of thing pad to place between the keyboard and tablet when the case is closed, and some strips of velcro to help keep the keyboard in place both in use, and when folded inside the case.
Perfect accessory
The perfect add-on for your Tablet.
Turns it into a mini Laptop PC, where you can play keyboard based games, type letters, send emails etc.
The product is sturdy, fits the tablet perfectly, connected without a single hitch, and has so far behaved perfectly.
Easy to recommend.
A quality keyboard and good tablet protectio
This case with magnetic Bluetooth keyboard enhance the productivity and versatility of tablet. case is fit well the Lenovo Tab M10 Plus 3rd Gen, the materials used feel premium, and the overall design is sleek and professional. The magnetic attachment between the keyboard and the case is strong and secure.
The Bluetooth keyboard provides a tactile and responsive typing experience, plus it also works as a stand, allowing for multiple viewing angles, a useful feature for various tasks, including typing, watching videos, and video conferencing. overall very helpful.
Handy for those tht need to type using their tablets
Covers materials and durability at this price point need little reviewing as we all know what to expect by now.
The material can pick up and show finger grease so if that bothers you constant wiping down is a way to go.
it is a wraparound cover and fits the M10 plus quite well. There are 3 grooves to adjust teh angle of the screen which seem to be in OK positions for my needs.
The keybaord is small as expected and is actually quite easy to adjust to. The keys are rattly when youre gunning along but thats expected at this price point. My galaxy Tab S7+ and its keybaord cover are a very different feel and experience but then again they are in a completely different price category so my expectations are in accordance.
There is no lag or glitching in the bluetooth connection, the typing experience is reliable and consistent and quick. Oddly I find it easier to locate keys on this keybaord after getting accustomed than I do on my logitech K400 mini media keyboard.
Battery life is imposible to comment on as there is no useful battery indicator on the keyboard itself and on the M10 tablet it doesnt show me battery life either in bluetooth devices for the keyboard. So the only way to know is get a full charge and tack useage till empty.
The keyboard is held by magnets to the case. unfortuantely the magnets are very weak and it is easy for the keybaord to slide. When using on a solid stable surface this is not a problem and typing experience is decent. But if using on your lap or needing to move the tablet around a lot in typing mode this can cause the keyboard to move and its a bit of a hassle. I would be tempted to stick some thin textured vinyl/rubber under the keyboard to see if can create a bit more friction to stop it slipping so easily.
3 stars for sturdiness because of keyboard sliding but it can be potentially improved
3 stars for battery not because battery life is awful but becasue there is no way to really know, in all lielihood it will be sufficient
4 stars overall because you cant really go wrong at this price point if you need a keyboard on your M10 Plus
Fits well the Lenovo tab.
Perfect fit ,really nice protection and good connectivity.A bit rigid at the beginning but everything comes in the place after a few attempts.Nice case and keyboard for a good price.
Good
This is such a good Bluetooth keyboard. The wire I received wouldn’t charge the keyboard but that isn’t a big deal as I have loads of wires. Connected easily and works well
Looks good and easy to use
Looks expensive not a cheap cover which it is. Keyboard seems good enough for me and has lasted for a while without the need to keep charging. Would buy again.
excellent quality
It came very well packaged, the quality of the materials is excellent, the keyboard is relatively silent, the cover has several magnets that allow you to place the keyboard in several different positions, the speed is great. The biggest problem is that when transporting you need to be careful and place a cloth between the keyboard and the Tablet to avoid scratching the screen.
Really easy to pair Bluetooth. To me the price seems very fair.