Anyone have tried a keyboard case for Tab Pro 8.4?

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gksmith

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I guess i'll just by a separate one then

I haven't used these specific ones but I have used them on a Viewsonic 10" tablet and various Archos tablets. The keyboards are ok, but biggest issue is the tablets never really fit in the case as well as I wanted and always tended to be a little loose. Often, I had to mod the case in order to add cutouts for the plugs - even on cases that supposedly where specific for the tablet.
 

jonoro11

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I think a confortable keyboard has to be at least 25cm (10") wide, otherwise the keys would be too small and tight together for practical use.
The Tab Pro 8.4 is only 22cm (8.5") wide, and therefore keyboard cases for that size would be a functional compromise (including the Samsung Tab S 8.4 one)

My advice is to use a quality brand BT keyboard; I use a 20€ Acer IconiaTab one (26cm x 13cm wide), works nicely.

Another interesting, albeit pricier, choice is Microsoft´s Wedge (25,6cm x 10cm), keys are maximized and it should be even easier to type on.
http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/p/wedge-mobile-keyboard



P.S. good article on BT keyboards:
http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/the-best-bluetooth-keyboard/#
 
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ValdoNunes

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awesomesauce! the microsoft one seems great, will it work the tab pro with no problems?
 

jonoro11

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My setup, case with separate keyboard (which I like this way since I use my tab 8.4 handheld most of the time)
When I need a keyboard the Dell packs up nicely (same size) along with the tablet in a pouch or with a band
 

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Kistos

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Does anyone used the Microsoft Wedge Mobile Keyboard on the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4? Are there any problems with it? Do you suggest it for the tablet?
 

conan1600

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I would love a clamshell type case with hinges that hold the tablet like a laptop. All these keyboard makers and no one makes these types of cases for popular tablets. Sigh.
 

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    I think a confortable keyboard has to be at least 25cm (10") wide, otherwise the keys would be too small and tight together for practical use.
    The Tab Pro 8.4 is only 22cm (8.5") wide, and therefore keyboard cases for that size would be a functional compromise (including the Samsung Tab S 8.4 one)

    My advice is to use a quality brand BT keyboard; I use a 20€ Acer IconiaTab one (26cm x 13cm wide), works nicely.

    Another interesting, albeit pricier, choice is Microsoft´s Wedge (25,6cm x 10cm), keys are maximized and it should be even easier to type on.
    http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/p/wedge-mobile-keyboard



    P.S. good article on BT keyboards:
    http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/the-best-bluetooth-keyboard/#
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    My setup, case with separate keyboard (which I like this way since I use my tab 8.4 handheld most of the time)
    When I need a keyboard the Dell packs up nicely (same size) along with the tablet in a pouch or with a band