Does the on-screen keyboard disappear when this keyboard is used with the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1?
1036810
Yes it does. Just be caferull not to touch switch or it will come on again.
1036811
Just toggle the 2nd key on the bottom left on the keyboard for onscreen keyboard off/on. Easy. ;)
1036812
There is a button on the lower left of the keyboard that toggles the onscreen keyboard on or off.
1036813
It might be different on the Tab 2, but on my tab 10.1 I had to download a null keyboard (search Google or Amazon). Since my Tab 10.1 won't let me permanently disable the Samsung keyboard, I have to switch it to the null keyboard often. It's not a perfect solution, but the best I have come up with so far. The Anker keyboard is the best that I have tried for the price range, it connects easily and I can easily disable the Samsung on-screen keyboard, so it makes it work for me.
1759059
I've only tested with an iPad and the on-screen keyboard will still pop up if you want it to. I will test on an Android later today though.
239081
The magnets in the iPad are what dock the keyboard with the unit. If those arent enganged like in the case where you just fold the keyboard back then the onscreen keyboard pops up. And theres also a function key (fn+5) that pops up the on screen keyboard.
201442
No, but you CAN remove the tablet from the keyboard/case, and then you can definitely used the keyboard at a distance from the tablet and still have a functioning system.
1191900
That has nothing to do with the keyboard itself. That's the tablet in general, disable it under settings... I don't have mine in front of me right now but look under keyboard settings...
1245303
I do not have a Surface 2, but on Surface 1, the keyboard does stay on and still able to close, offering protection for the keyboard too.
1555208
Sorry, I have a Galaxy Tab 2. The mouse does show on display. However, the virtual keyboard that my Tab 2 has, is the one that has the auto-correct feature. So there is no auto-correct or the predictive suggestion feature when using the keyboard. As far as being able to 'right click', I never tried. I don't see 'mouse buttons' on the keyboard, but I have not tried to look for 'gestures' to replicate.
678593
The note will snap down onto the keyboard when not in use but it is not a case, if you look close at the pic you will see the black tabs sticking up that it snaps down into... i love this keyboard but have a case i use when it is not sitting i thd keyboard
422478
The keyboard will rub against the screen if not aligned when closing. I used a screen protector and it already scratched up. The keyboard has to be turned off before closing or else the keys are pressed against the case/screen and it will turn on the display.
1096248
There's a button on the keyboard that allows you to bring up the onscreen keyboard, even while the bluetooth keyboard is on & connected.
504674
I have my tablet attached to a key-board. I've had no problems. I hope this is what you meant.
568570
If it's on the tablet default settings the screen will turn off. Unrelated to the keyboard. The keyboard does not affect the tablet whatsoever besides it adding a bluetooth keyboard.
1011151
Yes, it is a perfect fit. I have a Samsung tab 10.1. In addition, the keys are large enough and spaced well enough to allow me to go between it and my laptop's keyboard rather flawlessly.
1129451
No it doesn't. The keyboard is magnetized so you can easily remove it and put it back, if you just want to carry your tablet around without the keyboard. The case has no operational functions.
1875462
It does, but with a few things you should know. The Tab2 does not fit real snugly into the slot for it on the keyboard, so if you tilt the keyboard towards you at all, the tablet will fall forward out of the slot at you. it seems to hold it ok when tilting the keyboard back, but I don't entirely trust it. The other thing is when placing the tablet face down on the keyboard to lock it in place, it does require a fair amount of pressure to get the tablet to lock down onto the keyboard so you can use it as a case. (unlike the original Tab which locked in much easier) So while this was designed with the original Tab in mind, it does function with the Tab2 with a few precautions.
1909940
Yes, but you need to turn the physical keyboard off so the on-screen keyboard is enabled.
961133
T keyboard attaches to the inside of he cover magnetically. Once you remove the keyboard, you can close the cover and what touches your screen is the fax suede leather, so the screen is protected. This system is set up so that you could use the case and leave the keyboard at home. It's a great unit because of its Bluetooth capability. Previous tablets that I had were wired, and you had to mess with cables and right angle connectors. That's the beauty of this. Great product.