Spigen for Galaxy Tab S8 Plus Case (2022), Galaxy Tab S7 Plus Case (2020), Rugged Armor Pro Protective Tri-Fold Cover and S Pen Holder, 12.4 inch, Black

This is the nicest looking and feeling case for any device that I have ever purchased. I had no issues with the cheap glass screen protector I bought for it. The case was very easy to put on, so I have no idea what the people leaving bad reviews went through, but it was easy for me. This case is very slim and lightweight, despite the size of the tablet. It keeps it about as thin as the average tablet without a case on. The cover is only slightly magnetic, but as long as its facing upward, you should have no issues with it moving around. You have to turn it upside down for the magnets to come undone.

Makes the tablet a constant companion. So slim but durable. Love the way the cover folds back to act as a media watching stand.

Spigen has developed a reputation for simple, solid, and sturdy protection for various portable devices, and it's good to see that has not changed with their Rugged Armor Pro. This was used with a Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+.Aesthetics are no issue for the the Rugged Armor Pro. This is an attractive design that's reminiscent of carbon fiber. Nothing complicated on display, but that's why I like it. Kept simple and slim.The installation is straightforward. Slip your tablet of choice into the case, squeezing all corners and sides of the case onto the tablet to make sure the fit is proper. Since this is such a snug fit, those with with screen protectors may wish to take note and consider whether to go with this case or find another case that may play nicer with screen protectors.The protection itself involves Spigen's Air Cushion technology, which has been used for some of their other cases. Raised edges on the inside of the case hold the tablet in place and should protect from bumps in that area. I have not dropped my Tab S7+ with this case on, nor am I interested in dropping my fresh, brand new Tab S7+ with this case on to try and "test" the protection. But I can say that the material and fit, despite being light, doesn't feel compromised or cheap.The S Pen holder on the back of the case has a cutout under it so the S Pen can charge on the back of the Tab S7+. There seems to be a misunderstanding from some reviewers about how the S Pen is supposed to be removed/placed into this holder. With this case attached, the S Pen is no longer intended to be pushed into or pulled from this holder. One image on the Amazon product page indicates that a SLIDING motion from the top or the bottom of the holder is all that is needed, sliding the pen where it should go.The "Velo" material on the inside of the front flap feels nice on the hands when folded onto the back of the case, and reminds me of felt material. This soft material is also what will be going against the tablet's screen. The leftmost side of the flap will put the tablet to sleep when closed. Functions as intended.The front flap also acts as a kickstand by magnetically attaching to itself for entertainment viewing, and can be placed at another "Utility Mode" angle for typing.One contention others have noted about the inner front flap is the rightmost inner magnet itself, as it doesn't completely hold the cover shut. From what I see, it's not weak enough to slide out of place without effort from the user or flop out when holding the case upside-down, but also not strong enough to feel 100% closed. So while this is the one drawback I can agree on, it's not a deal-breaker for me personally.Overall. I'm satisfied with the Rugged Armor Pro, despite the one caveat of the front flap magnet not being quite as strong as expected. I do wish I could give this a 4.5 instead of a 4 or a 5, due to that one potential issue for users.

Good fit. Holds pen against tablet so it can be charged continuously. Two positions to stand tablet up.

Buena calidad, precio justo y la entrega fue en los tiempos indicados.

Unmistakenly, the best case for the S8 Plus. Excellent protection, and Spigen was smart enough to include protection for the stylus so that it can't just fall off the back of the case.

This is my first Spigen tablet case and overall it's a very nice product. The fit and finish of the main case is top quality with a great looking finish, solid S-Pen holder, and sturdy feel. The down side for me is the folding front cover - it just doesn't comfortably support using the tablet (Galaxy S8+) in portrait mode. I'm not talking about actually being able to support the tablet in a portrait orientation (though that would be nice) - what I do mean is that it's very uncomfortable to simply hold the tablet in a portrait mode. The cover is not solid, so it keeps flopping back onto my left hand as I'm trying to hold the device. I've found that the only acceptable way to hold it in this orientation is to fold the cover like it would be used in a landscape mode and grip it that way. This is not really comfortable but it works - possibly at the risk of the front cover flap eventually tearing from the weight of the tablet. Which brings me to the next point: many apps ONLY display in portrait mode - this is a large tablet and it's weight makes it all the more important to be able to hold it comfortably in that orientation. Bottom line - for a mostly exclusive landscape user, this cover is a winner. For those who prefer or need portrait mode, it's just not as friendly as it could be.

It's a great case cover for my Samsung tablet.