TouchPad Keyboard case for 9",9.7",10.1",10.2",10.5",10.9",11" Tablets,2-in-1 Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad,7 Colors Backlit & Leather Folio Cover(Black)

eoso TouchPad Keyboard case for 9-11" Tablets, 2-in-1 Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad is an excellent value. Includes a backlit keyboard in 7 Colors including Blue, Yellow, Purple, Cyan, White, Red and Green. You can choose your favorite color or have it cycle them or turn it off. There are also 3 levels of brightness to choose from. The keyboard is sturdy, has a nice click to the keys and connects to the case magnetically. The touchpad is multifunctional and is very responsive. The mouse works quite well. It also works seemlessly in conjunction with an external wireless mouse. My tablet is and 11" Android and it fit within the case holders without a problem. The corner holders are nice and secure and easy to use. So far I haven' had any problems with the kickstand, it has performed as expected. I charged the battery for 4-5 hours upon receiving it as instructed. I turn the keyboard off when not in use. I wait until the battery runs low before charging. By following these recommended steps I have noy had any issues with battery life. I've actually been on vacation for the past week, have used it extensively daily and have yet to recharge it. I bought this case to be able to take my tablet on vacation and still have a physical keyboard (the one that came with my 2 in 1 tablet is full sized and to thick to pack easily). I am very happy with my purchase and thrilled that I now have a backup keyboard for my 2 in 1 tablet. I definitely recommend it!

This is an excellent quality case and keyboard that can turn a tablet into a laptop, increasing the volume and the brightness of the screen of the table. While it was frustrating at first with the touch pad, deactiativing it with the directions of the sticker on the keyboard was easy. You are able to change the color of the light on the keyboard, with 10 different colors, which is good at typing in the dark and there is one setting that is transitional with the colors as well. Using this though gives the maximum of the keyboard for 5 to 6 hours until you have to recharge it for another 2 to 4 hours. However keeping the lights off on the keyboard, it lasts for easly 24 hours. The keyboard stays firm to the case, with it's magnet and while I was uncertain that the tablet would hold in place at first it sure enough was able to do so. The keyboard connects via bluetooth, and has very clear instructions which makes it incredibly easy to use. This is an excellent investment in a pinch, I highly reccomend this emergency buy I have been using for the past few weeks. Update as of August 21st, 2024: The USB-C charging cable never truly fit right after about a week or so and eventually fell apart. I feel this is an important thing to note despite everything else of the quality of the product.

I never have any connection issues with the Bluetooth, and the keyboard syncs well with my tablet. I'm able to control the brightness and volume using the keys on the keyboard with no issues. I LOVE that the keyboard has 3 different backlight options. You can either keep it on one solid color, off, or have all the colors continuously changing. What I don't like is the mouse pointer is REALLY small, and there's no way to adjust the size of the pointer. The mouse is also a tiny bit slow, but it's not an issue because in my Samsung keyboard settings I'm able to speed it up. For this reviews video I have the mouse on its original speed. The other issue with the trackpad is that if you're on an app like Google maps you won't be able to zoom in using the trackpad. Also, in regular browser viewing if you try to zoom in using the trackpad it may trigger the multi window function. You can either tap to click, or on the lower part of the trackpad you can push down and you'll hear that part of the trackpad click. I think tapping is better though, unless you have the keyboard on a flat surface. The other thing to be mindful of is if you get even 1 drop of water on the trackpad, it will be unusable. Make sure to avoid moisture on the trackpad, or it won't recognize your finger. If it does get any moisture on it you'll have to dry it, or wait for it to dry, to use it again. The case is a durable leather, and it's held up over the years. In 1 of the pictures I put the keyboard on top of my 13 inch MacBook as a size reference. All the pictures and the video posted are from today in 2026. My tablet is 10.5 inches. The case is worth buying, and does what it needs to do to turn your tablet into a "laptop"

Love this combo keyboard case! Very light weight and portable. Battery lasts forever. Magnet in case to hold keyboard is extremely strong. You can select multiple solid colors or can vibe smoothly cycling between colors. Fits my tablet perfect, very durable and protects my tablet if I drop it. Very sleek and professional look. Would definitely buy again!

Absolutely love this case, everything about it. On the outside, the material is soft to touch, it comes with a padding piece I think made for shipping for extra protection, but I leave it in there just to protect the screen of the tablet and the keyboard when it’s closed. The kickstand holds the tablet up at the perfect viewing level. The magnetic tab to close the case and also folds back flat and out of the way. The tablet fits in the four corner pieces perfectly, and holds it held very securely. the piece of the case that the keyboard lays on is magnetized, so the keyboard doesn’t slide around either, and if I’m not using the keyboard that piece of the case, folds back flat and out of the way. I can’t say enough about this case and having the keyboard available when I want it so much easier than typing on the tablet screen.

Alright so! While I like this case and keyboard I have run into a few issues with it. It is not screen protector friendly as you can see in the picture attached. Maybe it was my fault for setting the screen protector too close to the beveled edge? But either way this case has never been dropped. I have simply shut it and gripped it to place it back on my shelf, this is the only corner that was affected however so like I said it could be user (me) error installing the protector. One of the other issues I have with it, and I’m not sure if it’s the keyboard or my own tablet (not a name brand one just an android 14 tablet) but it keeps disconnecting. I will be typing and if I pause for too long to proofread the backlight goes out on the keyboard and if I’m fast enough and tap the keyboard it will continue to work but other times it will disconnect and I have to restart my tablet to get it to connect again. Like I said it may not be the keyboards fault it could just be my tablet, but it is very frustrating to be in the middle of typing something up and have to restart the tablet to get it to work again. Still beats trying to type on the tablet itself though. Other than those 2 drawbacks, the keyboard is very responsive with minimal lag and the touchpad is responsive as well, not the best but it works. I do like that you can turn off the touchpad because I’ve been typing away and accidentally hit the touch pad and messed stuff up. So now I just lock and unlock it when I need to. The charge on it lasts a decent amount of time and the magnet to keep it in place works well too. Overall I do like the case and keyboard, I just wish I knew why it keeps disconnecting.

Hi. I initially had issues with the cursor but has since been resolved. Now for my updated review: This Eoso Tablet for my Amazon Fire HD10 is a good looking, well built case with a small prop freature in back and a magnet catch that hold the case together. THe magnet that holds the keyboard in place is strong enough to keep the keyboard from sliding around yet is still able to be removed. The color kys are an added bonus although I really don't find the need to use them. The Fire HD10 fits like a glove thanks to the 4 corner restraints. I've only had this for a week but I'm really starting to like it. Nice job Eoso! Kudo's on a fine product.

This is initial review, will try to update. This case appears to fit the TCL Nxtpaper 11 plus which is actually 11.5” (1/2” over spec). This is due to the stretch clips that hold the tablet actually stretching far enough even if tight, plus the width of case is enough do tablet doesn’t stick out. This could be good to hold it tight or possibly bad for both easy removal and potential to fail from stress ( ie tear out a clip?). Apparently the other nxtpaper 11gen 2 tablet is 11” (1/2” smaller) so that is within design spec for the case and would work even better (that tablet is less powerful/less expensive- not good for me but if that’s what you have thought you would want to know this) That said, this case does not have a holder for the stylus (will have to McGiver one), and mine does not seem to magnetically hold the kbd in place (I will contact tech support and/or have to do more McGiver?)-I give a couple dings for those items. The stand seems to work ok. This one is the kickstand type vs the whole case using the edge of the tablet to dig into case detents. TBD how useful in different environments but I saw one pic where the case flap optionally was folded under tablet so the kickstand could rest on it for extra width support -so that might help in some environments (but then keyboard doesn’t get the support if in your lap. This is a tough topic where laptops beat most tablet cases of either type for lap use.

Very nice case but the keyboard feels a bit cheap... The USB-C charge socket is very flimsy. It's easy to connect and use on Android devices via bluetooth, both keyboard and trackpad are quick to respond during normal use. The product description neglect to inform that this in not a UK layout keyboard... so be aware that £ is missing and @ is Ctrl+2