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00:00:00 – 00:14:35
The video reviews various tablet cases for the Galaxy Tab 10.1 2019 version purchased on Amazon. Different cases from various brands like Top Ace, Z to top, Soap, "Ditto," Pro Case, and a Finnish company are discussed, highlighting features such as protection, materials, closures, viewing angles, camera cutouts, and access to ports and buttons. The cases vary in design, functionality, and quality, with some having magnetic covers, stylus compatibility, multiple viewing angles, and premium material finishes. However, some cases lack an automatic sleep/wake function for the tablet. Overall, the video aims to provide viewers with insights into different tablet case options and encourages them to check the video description for more details and pricing.
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In this segment of the video, the reviewer discusses two cases for the Galaxy Tab 10.1 2019 version that they purchased on Amazon.
1. The first case by Top Ace is transparent with frosted texture on the back and shiny TPU sides. It offers minimal protection but prevents scratches. It has cutouts for the camera, headphone jack, microphone, and charging port. The power and volume buttons are a bit squishy but functional.
2. The second case by Z to top has a matte black finish and a magnetic cover that stays closed. It offers easy access to the speaker, charging port, and headphone jack. However, the magnetic cover does not induce sleep/wake function.
The reviewer plans to review more cases in the future and provides a link in the video description for current pricing and more information.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, three different tablet cases are reviewed.
1. The first case has hard plastic corners for added protection, a cover that rolls into a triangle, and magnets to keep it in place for use as a stand. The camera cutout is acceptable and not covered.
2. The second case by Soap is softer, offers more vertical folding options for viewing angles, has magnets to keep the cover closed, and exposed top and bottom for easy access to buttons and ports.
3. The third case combines features from the previous two, with magnets to keep the cover closed and a folding design. The material feels premium, with exposed top and bottom for convenience.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker reviews different tablet cases. The first case discussed has hard plastic corners, making it seem less cheap than previous ones. The second case, from “Ditto,” features a fake leather material, with challenges in accessing power and volume buttons. It doesn’t wake or put the tablet to sleep well, lacks a magnetic closure but has an elastic band at the back. The Pro Case, the next one, comes with a stylus that works well on the tablet. It has a modern gray material exterior and includes a regular pen on the other end of the stylus.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker reviews several tablet cases from a Finnish company. The first case has a velcro closure and three viewing angles but lacks a mechanism to keep the cover closed. The second case (model 0535BJ) features a magnetic closure, corner protection, and a stand that folds into a triangle, although it offers only one viewing angle. The third case (model 0535D4J) has a black plastic interior, multiple viewing angles, and a secure clasp. All cases provide easy access to ports and buttons, with accurate camera cutouts.
00:12:00
In this segment of the video, two tablet cases are reviewed. The first case features magnets to secure the tablet, an exposed camera cutout, and space for headphones and a charging cable. The second case also has magnets for closure, multiple viewing angles, a flap covering the back for camera protection, a stylus loop, an Insignia logo on a leather patch, a pocket, and exposed top and bottom for easy access. Both cases do not have the feature to wake or put the tablet to sleep automatically. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe and like the video.