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Question: Is this compatible with a Dell Lattitude 10 tablet?
Document: I bought this to use with my Dell XPS 10 because it was shown as compatible with it. When the product came, there was no way to connect it with the cables included. :( I have no idea if it works with it or not.
My venue 11 pro 7130 sticks out a little bit on the sides with this case (dell has the older version of this listed on their website so I expected it to be compatible, dimensions seem to be the same). Don't think it'll cause any problems, but its still annoying because i was looking for a perfect fit.2. The velcro corners suck.
I was looking for a Case with a keyboard for my Dell Latitude 10 Tablet.Fit was great and the keyboard works just fine.
I loved it, it's just what I was looking for. I've looked at Office Depot and could not find anything that would fit my 10&#34; Dell Tablet until I went online to Amazon and found this beautiful piece of work for my tablet. Would I recommend it, yes!
I've been using it with my Dell XPS 10 and have been very happy with it. It has held up pretty well to the usage. The Bluetooth keyboard works well and the keys are spaced out enough to where I can type pretty decently on it. The only issue is I need to take the tablet out of the case in order to use the rear camera, but it's not a big deal.
I've been using the Keyfolio Pro 2 for a few months now with my 10" Dell tablet. Initially, I was enthused, but this case is unlikely to last to the end of the year. The basic problem is the velcro corners used to attach the tablet to the case. At first, they're very rigid, but as the heat from the tablet gets to them, the velcro on the rubber corner begins to detach.
I bought this for my Dell Latitude 10. It works great! Yes, it's a little bulky, but I like that because I know my tablet is being protected. I think the keyboard works great, with my only complaint being that there is no "End" key...I use "End" all the time because I type a lot of notes and it's a very convenient way to get to the end of a line fast.
Even then the unit was thicker, heavier than a netbook. If you want a case like this ... don't get it or a tablet, go get the Dell netbook which flips.After I installed Windows 8 pre-release, I saw that I really didn't need the keyboard and didn't bother with the folio any longer. I bought a $10 netbook sleeve and carry my tablet around in that.
I'm using this product with a Dell Latitude 10. The keyboard was extremely easy to set up took less than a minute. The keyboard is functional and keeps up with your typing speed. I use this product taking notes in class and writing papers in my spare time. The case holds the tablet securely. The only improvement would have a flap to separate the keyboard and the screen when closed.It's a great product and cheaper on Amazon than buying it direct from Dell or the manufacturers site.
I am having trouble attaching it to my XPS 10 because it wants all these passcodes, and none of them work. Their Customer Service was helpful, but they could not figure out what was going on either. Dell was just the same. It was like they were trying to give the other one the blame for me not being able to attach it as a device/
Answer: I am using it with the latitude 10 tablet.  A little tricky getting the Bluetooth synced the first time.  You cannot charge the tablet while using it in the case because of the location of the charging port on the bottom.  Dell should have put the port on the side.