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Question: how do i connect it to my dell latitude 10?
Document: Bluetooth keyboard works fine. Folio can not keep in different angles the Dell Latitude 10 with extended battery .Only one position can be used (because of weight I suppose).
Really like the folio. My only complaint is it does not work well when the tablet is plugged in, however that is a tablet issue not a folio issue. The tablet I am using this folio with is a Dell Latitude 10 and the plug to recharge is on the long side, next to the key board. A great value for the money.
I was lucky enough to be given a Dell Latitude 10 tablet (which I love), but also wanted a keyboard to go with it. Despite the mixed reviews on Amazon, I ordered the Kensington  and absolutely love it. I work in technology and spend all day in front of a PC, so I am fairly discriminating on keyboards, mice and screen quality.-The keys have good travel when pressed.
i have a dell latitude 10, which the case was recommended for, so I need to detach the tablet every time I want to charge or dock it. this results in the suction pad getting worn down,(and getting dirty and dusty) and becoming much less effective. tablet doesn't stay attached as well, and will often come detached on it's own, or become crooked (which drives me crazy). The keyboard also closes directly on to the face of the tablet.
I received this keyboard case on 6 May, 2013. It is for use for a Dell Latitude 10 tablet. These days I found my two speakers were not working properly. I don't know whehter they are affected by the magnets of the cover. Did anyone encounter the same problem? Can Kensington or someone else clarify whehter the magnets have some infludence on the speakers?Send me a notice if possible by su.qinglin@nus.edu.sgThank you!
Using with a Dell Latitude 10, Windows 8 Pro.Case fits this tablet well, and protects it.3 big issues:1. Micro Suction pad gets really dirty, and is hard to clean. I lost my pad cover (piece of flexible plastic) and now the pad is worthless, as it is full of crap, and I have no way to cover it. Would be nice if they provided a place to store the cover when you have the tablet inserted into the case.2.
I just received the folio today and it is perfect. I ordered it to use with my Dell Latitude ST and it is exactly what I hoped for. I love my tablet because it is so light and portable. The only thing that bothered me was that it was rather difficult to type quickly with the on-screen keyboard. The bluetooth keyboard on this folio paired up right away with my tablet and made typing so much faster.
Bought this case for a user's new Latitude 10. I'm going to give them the option to keep it or send it back... If it was mine, there would be no question. It would have been sent back already.First, the pros. It's somewhat stylish and lightweight. It paired easily with the tablet.Now the cons. First, the keyboard sits against the glass. BIG no-no!! WTF were they thinking?
This is such a bargain compared to the keyboards that are normally sold with Windows tablets (I have a Dell XPS 10). My 10&#34; tablet fits perfectly in the groove of the keyboard. The keys are nice and clicky, and a good size compared to some other keyboards.My one issue is the sticky part that keeps the tablet in place- I wish it came with a durable guard, because it gets really dirty and gross, even from just being in my bag.
).In short, avoid this poorly designed product if you can. I can't wait until an alternative comes out for the Latitude!
Answer: Hi, there is a sticky pad inside the cover. You can easily paste your tablet on it. It works very fine actually by sucking your tablet firmly, and it is also easy to remove the tablet from the case.