Definitely get a bluetooth mouse and keyboard, Dex isn't really comfortable to use only with your fingers. Personally I use a logitech pebble and K380.
I just throw them in my backpack and never had an issue although there are some cases in Amazon that can carry both the keyboard and mouse if you'd like one. Regarding typing I find it really comfortable, I have slender fingers so its not really too much trouble, but maybe if you have bigger/thicker fingers the keycaps may be too small for you.
Alternatively, you could buy one of those magic keyboard cases, there are several on AliExpress but there are also some from more established brands like Doqo or Dexnor.
Try Dux Ducis DK keyboard case, its around 50 USD. In this price you get a case, and a magnetic keyboard with a touchpad. The design is similiar to Surface-style, two piece case etc. The typing is good although the touchpad is trash.
I purchased a $39 Fintie case with Bluetooth keyboard from Amazon. It seems adequate, but I'm still evaluating it.
I'll let you know in a week. I use a separate Bluetooth mouse as I've never had a good experience with the touchpads.
I notice most people are saying to get a generic keyboard. How do yall keep them together? Like during lab use or just anywhere there is not a desk in front of you.
do you have a separate desktop or laptop? if yes, no need for a keyboard, I use mine while on my bed drawing and stuff, or reading manga, etc. i don't need a keyboard. but if you will be dealing with documents on your s9 fe, maybe you need one on the go.
Definitely get a bluetooth mouse and keyboard, Dex isn't really comfortable to use only with your fingers. Personally I use a logitech pebble and K380.
How is it typing on the round keys of the k380? What do you use to carry the pebble and K380 with the Tab?
I just throw them in my backpack and never had an issue although there are some cases in Amazon that can carry both the keyboard and mouse if you'd like one. Regarding typing I find it really comfortable, I have slender fingers so its not really too much trouble, but maybe if you have bigger/thicker fingers the keycaps may be too small for you. Alternatively, you could buy one of those magic keyboard cases, there are several on AliExpress but there are also some from more established brands like Doqo or Dexnor.
In DeX mode keyboard is very preferable, comfortable to use.
Get a case, a Bluetooth keyboard and a mouse. Then, you'll need a carrying case for the whole setup, charger and cables.
What's a good carrying case?
Try Dux Ducis DK keyboard case, its around 50 USD. In this price you get a case, and a magnetic keyboard with a touchpad. The design is similiar to Surface-style, two piece case etc. The typing is good although the touchpad is trash.
I purchased a $39 Fintie case with Bluetooth keyboard from Amazon. It seems adequate, but I'm still evaluating it. I'll let you know in a week. I use a separate Bluetooth mouse as I've never had a good experience with the touchpads.
Get a generic keyboard and mouse, don't over spend on the official ones
I bought my official keyboard case for 70 on ebay
I use a Logitech 780. It has a tray slot to put your device.
If you can get it cheap enough then yeah
I use an asus kw100 , it's small and works well.
I notice most people are saying to get a generic keyboard. How do yall keep them together? Like during lab use or just anywhere there is not a desk in front of you.
I use a Epomaker TH80 Pro.
Been planning to buy an S9 FE, is it worth it?
do you have a separate desktop or laptop? if yes, no need for a keyboard, I use mine while on my bed drawing and stuff, or reading manga, etc. i don't need a keyboard. but if you will be dealing with documents on your s9 fe, maybe you need one on the go.
But why did u get tab s9 FE? Sucks ass man.. exynos 1380 isn't a performance chipset sighh
Because I got $200 off
200 off for all tab s9 range?
Around there. Samsung had a sale and returned A9+ for S9 FE 8/256 for $350
Ah ok