360 Degree Rotating Cover Case for Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 SM-T320/T325/T321 With Screen Protector and Stylus Galaxy tab Pro 8.4 SM-T320 case From Sheath [ Do not Fit Galaxy Tab 3 8 SM-T310 ] (Orange)

OK so let me say that this is not my choice of galaxy case, BUT I still have yet to find a really good onemy number one issue is that it is uncomfortable to hold with the back flap either fitting oddly under your hands or flaking in the air behind you, number two is the fact that the swivel piece really should be designed with a snap in at 0, 90, 180 and 270 degrees but instead it is free flowing and loose and allows the tablet to spin around, not the case for me, had to take if out of the case half way through writting this and hold it in my hands because it started hurting my handsI threw this thing into my closet, aka not trash but never going to be used.... with that being said.... I gave it 5 stars.... because hey it's under $10 and for the price it's not bad, it hold the tablet snuggly, it fits galaxy 8.4 pro as it says in the description and the only reason I had issues is because I'm pickyBTW I ordered a "supernight" case off Amazon for my galaxy 8.4 and they sent my one for ipad, won't even fit, headed there next to write an angrier review, hope this was helpful

Good waterproof cover with average protection. Light blue color is very attractive and feminine. On the downside, I'm not too thrilled about the stand. Cover is solid yet the bottom grooves that the Tab sits in is not deep enough and is covered with a flimsy felt-like material which causes slippage. The upright landscape angle works somewhat, but the more angled position does not work at all and falls backwards every time. Don't even bother rotating the tab in it's upright position. I am using basically as a waterproof dust cover until I find something more suitable. Very disappointing.

I seen some people saying that they had problems with the tablet standing in portrait mode and touching the screen. They said it falls over. I have not had this problem yet. I also don't punch the screen with my fingers so that may play some part in it. I am able to set it inside both grooves in both landscape and portrait mode, although the far groove on protrait does feel like it's pushing the limits.The case itself is decent. It fits the tabet quite snug so you shouldn't have any problems with that. I've noticed the cover doesn't completely cover the screen when closed. There is a small gap, maybe 1/8in, on the opening edge. I assume this will change and the gap will disappear as it breaks in more. Stylus works well too. Doen't feel too small in my large hands.In the end this case only costs 8 dollars and definitely gets the job done.

This cover is okay if you do not need to control (use/tap/push) the tablet screen in either of the "propped up" positions. Tapping on the top of the screen causes the bottom of the tablet to pop up out of the shallow groove in the base and fall down flat. If you are only viewing something, it will work fine. I did buy some self stick Velcro and put 2 - one inch pieces of the fuzzy half in the groove, and 2 - one inch pieces of the hook part on the bottom of the screen holder to remedy the problem. But I do not like to have to fix a product in order for it to work properly.

I ordered this Sheath 360 Degree Rotating Cover Case to try due its moderate price. I also purchased the Fintie Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 Folio Case and I've had time enough to compare the two.The Sheath product concept is better than its execution. First, the good stuff. It fits the Galaxy tab PRO 8.4 nicely. The rigid plastic frame grips the tablet well and the metal edge is exposed so the right menu bar can be activated easily. The stylus' soft rubber tip works nicely, but the cover doesn't have loop to hold it.Ironically the Fintie cover has a stylus loop but isn't supplied with a stylus!Th Sheath problems begin with the cover used as a stand support. After a few days of use the hinge becomes soft, after which the vertical orientation becomes unstable and easily tips forward with the slightest touch near the top of the tablet. It simply won't stay put in either portrait or landscape orientation, popping out at the base. While the Finte case only acts as a stand in the landscape orientation, it's solid.The rotating ring is quite loose so the cover tends to flop around when the user adjusts the orientation of the tablet. When using the camera (not the selfie, the regular camera) the cover is frequently a problem. If you're holding the tablet vertically the cover must be left dangling in the landscape position, which is clumsy. If you're trying to shoot the photo with the tablet in the landscape orientation, one hand must be used to hold the cover out of the way of the lens while the camera controls are manipulated with the other hand. In contrast, the Fintie case has a lens window that works just fine and lets you focus on the subject and operating the camera controls.The elastic band that keeps the Sheath closed is both clumsy and unattractive. Also, one cannot be sure whether the tablet is in sleep mode. On several occasions I have found that the tablet is still awake or has woken up with the cover closed. The Fintie has an elegant and invisible magnetic catch that not only works properly but puts the tablet into sleep mode immediately.I'm keeping the Fintie and saying goodbye to Sheath (keeping the stylus).

The case seemed rugged enough, and it fit extremely well. For me it came down to the rotation. With the tab pro 8.4, I just don't find myself in a situation to rotate within the case, so it just becomes this extra thing that is really complicated to keep wrangled. It also adds a lot of extra girth to the tablet, so I have ditched this for a different cover. On the plus side, the stylus works well...

I like it. It doesn't really stand straight up like it shows in the picture. But that isn't a big deal for me. It stands perfectly fine on its side. The pen it comes with is your standard pen. I like it. The screen protector is doing its job :)The case is actually pretty nice. Definitely not as vibrant as the picture. That's okay. I've dropped my tablet already with it on. Luckily the black strap was on it. Or I think I would have had a broken tablet.

used for over a year and still looks new.