Cooper Kai Leaf ASUS Eee Pad Transformer TF101 Folio Case review

0 comments / Posted Jul 20, 2015 by Vince Ng

Both the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer TF101 and the keyboard docking station is a pretty hefty investment, so for those with minimal funds remaining, a budget-friendly case like the Cooper Kai Leaf folio can be a compelling choice. In addition to combining your tablet and keyboard in one solution, this portfolio case also features slots for holding your business cards and documents.

Editor's Rating

The Cooper Kai Leaf folio case for the TF101 and keyboard attachment is comparable to the solution created by Tuff-Luv, with the main differences (besides cost) being their functional performances and quality. This budget portfolio case is made of faux-leather, and although it touches softer than the genuine leather on the brand name design, its overall look and feel is noticeably much cheaper. The tablet holds secure inside the incorporated bezel frame, which has openings for the keyboard docking station and all ASUS Eee Pad Transformer controls and features, including its rear-facing camera. Like the Tuff-Luv design, the removable keyboard plate is attached to case-body by two button studs and contains two bottom corner inserts for fitting the keyboard. But here, the design also incorporates two elastic bands on the top corners to hold this accessory a bit more secure.

Pros

Access to all device controls/features Detachable keyboard tray Slots for business cards/documents

Overall: OKAY

The Tuff-Luv design can offer you better function and quality, but the Cooper Kai Leaf is still a good comparable solution if you need to downgrade the cost.