Docking Keyboard For Samsung Nexus Tablet

I use a nexus tablet as a field monitor. The connection is strong and everything fits well

Quite rare ! USB-C to very old style USB. I use it on my Casio keyboard to connect my Samsung tablet.

Just what I needed to download pics from my camera's SD card to my Nexus 7 tablet.

Works great for my tablet. The USB cable broke so I bought this as a replacement. (The tablet was the Nexus 7)

I had one of these keyboard cases on my old Samsung tablet and it was a necessity for me to have on my new iPad. It is much much easier and accurate having a real keyboard to type anything more than a few words. I can set it on my thighs while reading and typing and the iPad is at the correct angle to easily read. I can also easily use a fingertip if needed. And, close it to have a protective case.

I can now plug my keyboard and mouse wireless adapter into this puppy and then into my Samsung Tablet or Android phones and it's good to go. Plus I can plug a USB flash drive with movies and music into this puppy and I'm set for hours with entertainment to pass the time when traveling in a car or on a plane. I got 3 of these so I don't have to share with my wife and son. This is a must for our devices.

if you only need a cover and not a keyboard, the samsung bookcover is a great option. it's lightweight, sleek, can be matched to the rear color of the tablet and provides storage for the s-pen so the case can lay flat on surfaces. i also like the fact it holds the tablet and s-pen in place magnetically, no need for tabs or clips.

so far its the best tablet i've had, its replacing the samsung s4 which worked fine. the 7+ functions closer to a laptop which helps with the continuity using the apps between devices. i like the thin design and purchasing the samsung book cover/keyboard is a must. i used an off market cover and keyboard w/the s4. this works and fits much better.

thanks B&H for recommending this for my new Samsung tablet.

I have an original Nexus 7 tablet that I wanted to use to view my recently taken photos. I wanted somthing other than a laptop. I bought a mirco-USB OTG cable and downloaded the Nexus Media Importer. With this flash reader, I can now plug the SD card from the camera into the reader, connect the reader to the tablet with the OTG cable and view my pictures on the tablet. Very nice for sharing. By removing the pictures from the camera, I do not have to power the camera to view them. I take DNG RAW pictures and they appear instantly as I move from one to the other. This arrangement works very well!