You better get a extra keyboard if you type alot
357981
I'm not a big computer guy...just give me a good screen and reasonbly fast execution and I'm happy

I went with this Dell laptop about 2 years ago because my first computer was a Dell desktop that was great; so I figured a Dell laptop was the way to go and didn't consider any other brand...I paid my $1000 bucks directly to Dell

Mind you i'm no tech-junkie...I don't stretch it any further than Word..E-mail..Shopping..and YouTube

BUT

I do type quite a bit...and this keyboard has started to fail after about 1 1/2 years....Constantly having to go back and
ix words ( <--- see what I mean...'ix' = 'Fix')....If you do alot of typing; get an extra plug-in keyboard and use it when you can so you can save your laptop keys for when you can't have your plug-in with you.

The Battery: I 'Abused' mine by always having it on charge...it started to fail after a little over a year...I suggest charging the battery; and then pulling the battery off an running strictly on the power cord whenever you can

The speakers suck for a laptop calling itself 'Studio'..and no subwoofer

Overall it's 'Okay'...but you better 'Baby' it if you want it to last
3418845
It works great! However, you may need a little bit time to get familiar with the keyboard before you become a master of it.
2588740
Having a keyboard to use with a touch screen device is convenient if you have a lot of typing to do. However, the keys aren't as pronounced as a standard keyboard making it harder to use if you are a proficient typer.
4317197
For the price of 10$, this is an alright keyboard but seriously - if you re going to be programming, or gaming or whatever, get yourself a better quality keyboard. The keys are too closely coupled together, they slip..
369278
Need a base to suppprt this keyboard. Well then I might as well buy a regular wireless keyboard. Returned it and got a regular one.
1284182
Samsung should realize that some people don't use only their index fingers to type because it has too short of a key size. Probably a good idea to carry a Bluetooth mouse though, since it has a USB-C connector only and you have to shell out another 150 bucks for the extended connection ports
4880131
I wouldn't recommend it I'm using it right now and it is very difficult to type. The keyboard literally will skip line to line out of no where, I'm writing this review right now because I've had it with this keyboard.

Edit:I contacted the the seller and they responded very quickly. Great customer service on their part.
2594584
worked pretty good but a lot of times i would type a letter and it would type it six times
914727
love the added keyboard, kinda hard to get it going but after ,love it.
3812330
The backlit feature is great. However, the keys need far more pressure than the ones on an ordinary keyboard. This causes many typos and lots of typo-fixing from keys you've hit, but not hard enough, . It's cut down on my typing productivity greatly because I have to spend so much tie fixing mistakes. Considering sending back.
4569365
The keyboard lags so when you type you don't see the letters until at least 5 seconds later. When you backspace it takes for ever and will delete more characters then you even pressed.
3270584
I had this keyboard and case for almost 2 weeks and ended up returning it. It adds unnecessary bulk and weight to the iPad Pro, but that was not my main issue. My issue was the keyboard itself. I'm a fast typer with few typos in general, but this keyboard was missing a lot of the keystrokes. I found myself having to go back a LOT to type in the missing characters or correct words, etc. In other words, it slowed me down. So I was using the screen keyboard more and more, until I decided to return the case altogether. I'm going to try Apple's smart keyboard for comparison, and see if that's any better (even though it's not a full case, which I don't like).

UPDATE:
I just received the Apple Smartkeyboard. I'm typing this update on it and it works beautifully, even on my lap. Not missing any keystrokes and it is much much lighter than the logitech case. Definitely sticking with this one, and will probably purchase the back cover as well.
3039717
It works and is easy to pair with devices(I used for a ps3) but I would suggest you spend the extra couple dollars and go for a full size keyboard not this chiclet one. The reasons are because of the spacing between the keys and the feedback you get from pressing one. Sometimes you'll finish writing a message and then you look at the text and notice you forgot a couple letters. The one cool feature it has though is the arrow keys which help u go back. And lastly probably the most annoying feature is the secondary key options, the ones where you have to press alt/shift, I used it for a couple weeks and I still had to look down to find a certain symbol or something. So don't waste your money on this and get a better keyboard. It'll be worth it, trust me.
2230082
The keyboard is heavier than similar keyboard cases (may be due to longer battery life?). There is no separate tab key - you have to use function and function + shift to get to several of the keys. There is the issue with accessing the bottom portion of the screen, which is typically needed frequently when typing. And one particularly bothersome issue is that when you switch between apps, the keyboard doesn't type in the new app---it continues typing in the previous app, even though it is not visible on the screen. This is extremely frustrating and can lead to typos and errors in documents if you don't notice that it's happening. The only way I've found is to turn the keyboard on and off every time you switch to a different app, which is very bothersome. Seems like a lot of money to spend for something that doesn't really work very well.
3235258
The keyboard works fine, but I just can't get used to the tiny spacebar, the location of the question mark, and having to use Fn+l for an apostrophe, a punctuation mark that I use often.  I find this very frustrating as it slows the speed of my typing way down.  Like anything, I suppose muscle memory will take over, and it will be easier.
2627326
I guess the keyboard itself is fine but still, due to the size, it's hard to type in it and might cause wrist injuries.
(however, the quality is good)
102515
Hard to type with this on... Have to press extra hard and just becomes annoying.