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I purchased this keyboard without knowing whether it would work with my Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1. None of the reviews have discussed using it with any Android tablets, so I decided to take a chance because I liked the design and the fact that it has it's own tablet stand built-in.The keyboard is very well made. The keys are easy to type on, even though the keyboard itself is a bit small (but it's a tablet keyboard so that's not a surprise). I'm glad they included an on-off switch, but it isn't labeled so you have to remember which position is which. The popup mechanism also has a very solid sound and feel.I am happy to say that the keyboard works perfectly with my Galaxy Tab Pro. It connected without issue (although it took me a minute to realize I had to actually type in the pairing code on the keyboard). Once it was connected, it worked as expected. The lock button, home button, arrow keys all work as they should. My Tab Pro fits in the groove/stand the same way an iPad would and triggers the popup stand mechanism as well. I suspect that it would be the same with any similarly sized tablet. The keyboard is pretty much the same width as my Tab Pro. Whether in portrait or landscape, I was able to slot my tablet in. The keyboard is also very well balanced (I suspect that's why there is that extra space at the back) so that it doesn't feel like it would fall over, even in portrait. I even picked it up and gave it a decent shake and it held the tablet (I don't suggest that you do that though).Of course, you can't use the case/cover feature of the keyboard with the Galaxy Tab Pro because it doesn't have the same dimensions as the iPad or the magnetic attachment. But for what it is (a really thin and light Bluetooth keyboard), you can throw it in your bag and always have it ready. Highly recommended for adding a portable keyboard to any tablet/device.

EDIT 2: I updated to iOS 9 and the delete and keyboard buttons stopped working, making this keyboard unusable. It is now functioning as an expensive iPad stand. I am done with Anker keyboards. I applaud their customer support, but this product is unsatisfactory. This review was written with a Logitech K811 keyboard that I share with my Mac.EDIT: Apparently, my original review was based on a defective keyboard. Anker Direct proactively corrected the situation with a replacement. See the updated review below. Was 2 stars, now 4 stars. 5 stars for their customer service.I spilled coffee on my Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard cover for iPad and bought this as a replacement (it is quite a bit cheaper). Mistake. The Bluetooth lag is infuriating. When I stop using for a few minutes, it seems the Bluetooth powers down. To power the Bluetooth back up, I have to press a key and then wait for 3-5 seconds before I can use the keyboard. The Logitech responded immediately. The only plus this device has over the Logitech is the pop-up kickstand which keeps me from knocking the iPad out of the groove (which only happened rarely).When I eventually spill something on this one and ruin it, I will spend the extra money and get the Logitech again.EDIT: Anker Direct contacted me after seeing my review and informed me that I may have received a defective product. They offered me a full refund or a replacement keyboard. I decided to give Anker another chance and opted for the replacement, and I'm glad I did. This keyboard works just as well as the Logitech for a lot less money.PROS: the kick stand is awesome, I would often knock over the Logitech when using the touch screen. That doesn't happen with this keyboard.NEUTRAL: the keys are a little small with more space between the keys, I guess that could be a Pro or Con, depending on your preference.CONS: the status LEDs for caps lock, bluetooth and power are a little big and bright. The fit of the keys could be improved, there are gaps in some - keep the crumbs away

I was a little confused when this item arrived because I did not realize it is just a keyboard that magnetically attaches to an iPad. At first I thought I would return it but after I lived with it for a couple of weeks, I've decided to keep it. It actually looks pretty cool and functions well for the most part. The only drawback is that it has just one setting for opening my iPad but for the most part that angle works. The keyboard itself is well made and has a nice feel to it. It stays charged for a long time. The magnetic connection hinge is fairly strong so it stays attached to my iPad but like other reviews state, you can't hang it open or your iPad will detach. I also bought a zipper pad case to use for travel to protect both my iPad and this keyboard. What I like most is that the keyboard perfectly matches my iPad so it looks like it came from Apple.

I'm annoyed because it doesn't capitalize letters after a full stop, but I don't know of any keyboard cover that does so. The manufacturers really need to solve that issue.Anyway. It's a great keyboard. Turns off when you shut it with the iPad. Also turns your iPad display off (puts it to sleep). I love the flip stand. It flips up when you insert the iPad in the groove and it supports the iPad better than I thought it would. Seems pretty sturdy too.I don't know if I can put a case on my iPad and use it with the keyboard but my guess is probably not. My iPad feels very naked but I purchased a sleeve which fits the iPad and the keyboard in, so protects both.The keyboard writes well. Just wait 1-2 seconds upon opening the keyboard to start typing. Keyboard is smaller than a regular keyboard but I got used to it quickly and actually kind of prefer it now as I'm not a fantastic typer (can't touch type consistently) and it makes it easier that the keys are closer together.Doesn't make much noise when typing. I charged it once when I got it. It's been a month or so since I got it and it's still running well on the first charge.