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Question: Can you keep the touch keyboard attached and fold the touch keyboard behind the back of the case rather than having to take the keyboard off?
Document: This case says it works with the Type / Touch Keyboard. I've got the Touch Cover 2 and Surface Pro 2, and while the cover they're selling certainly works with Touch Cover attached.... the Touch Cover doesn't. The placement of the magnets they used to keep areas of the case closed seem to interfere with the function of the Surface, presumably making it think the keyboard isn't there/is folded back and disabled it. It's rather annoying.
This has a nice tight fit on the RT. All of the ports are accessible. The only item you cannot access is the SD slot, but that is not a big deal. The touch keyboards works well with this, and you can still fold the keyboard back behind the screen with enough room.
I am afraid that this will put excessive tension on the crease / seam of the cover, and if folded back repeatedly, may cause the cover to tear at the crease. If I do need to use the Surface without the touch / type cover, I will be removing the cover rather than fold it back.
I enjoy having my book reading programs held in the portrait angle... the downside of that is that you can't have your keyboard attached or fold it around.I read another review that one individual took off the Moko cover and just uses his Surface cover instead. I keep both covers on (I have the type cover). The Moko case will fit the whole thing and just strap the elastic band over it to keep it secure but makes it extra bulky to carry around.
With the negatives out of the way it is still the best case that is available on amazon and for cheap. All the other cases including the slim moko case put the keyboard at an angle which can't necessarily be good for it over the long run. In addition I can take of the bottom half of the case rather than just folding it back to use it as a tablet. Its not the cheapest case, but its definitely reasonable compared to the ones available at the Microsoft store or bestbuy.
I love the case for the ability to angle the Pro at several angles which was a big issue with the kickstand attached to the Pro. There are a few things I wish could be different. The first is the ability to fold the keyboard back. Even when you remove the detachable part you still can not fold the keyboard flat against the back to truly use as a tablet. You have to remove the keyboard and the detachable back cover. The second thing is the ability to hold the stylus pen.
Also when in portrait position the entire tablet becomes top heavy and when you touch the screen it falls over backward.I just use the main cover now and my touch keyboard to cover the screen and it works fine for what I need. A couple other small issues are that you can't attach the pen on the charging port because the case sitcks out a little and you can't fold the keyboard back.
There are two small magnets in the back of the case that is used to keep the stand closed. I think those magnets are interfering with the type cover connection. Someone recommended to pull it away with finger, but that didn't work for me. I was thinking to just take the magnet out, but for the price I paid for this, it should work without an issue. So this is going back to the supplier. I hope they fix this issue, if so, I will buy it again.
I chose this Surface Pro-specific case because it looked like it would leave plenty of room to swipe in from all sides (it does). It also exposes all the necessary ports. I mostly use it without the fold over cover - I keep the Type keyboard on it when carrying it around to protect the screen. That does leave the snap exposed though. I'd also feel better if it covered the corners better (they are cut out).
This case is exactly what I had in mind. It works as described. I can use the Surface with or without the keyboard with the case on. Since I always take the keyboard off when I'm using it as a tablet, I don't try to fold it backwards. I don't like the way that feels.The case is an attractive plastic case.
Answer: Hi Dre, Yes, the keyboard can be folded back over the Moko case, however when you do that , the handheld strap and stand-up base are no longer accessible. I hope that's helpful.