Looking for a keyboard dock for my TF101 [US] - Eee Pad Transformer Accessories

Hi guys,
I am looking for a keyboard dock if anyone has one they are willing to sell. I am looking for one around ~$40, please PM me if you have and we can work something out!

I purchased a kensington keyfolio pro 2 and it works well.

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Suggest a good Bluetooth mouse on sale in uk

As the title says, is any one using a bluetooth mouse if so which ones work well with the dock
sent from my LEE Pad Transformer........I wish
I bought a Belkin one from Staples. Not cheap, but it works well.
Sent from my Transformer TF101 using Tapatalk
The one I'm looking to get is the Logitech M55b, you should be able to get it form amazon.uk.....as with anything, there are good reviews and bad reviews. I'm considering this one above all the rest just for the super fast scrolling, although it will be my first bluetooth mouse, my current MX Anywhere mouse and my previous VX Nano have both had this type of scrolling and now I can't go back!
Razer Orochi here, I'm still waiting for my TF. I'll update this post when I have it! (should be this week)
Beako said:
Razer Orochi here, I'm still waiting for my TF. I'll update this post when I have it! (should be this week)
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How is the scrolling on that one ?

[Q] Does the ipega 9023 gamepad work on the Tab Pro?

I'm looking into buying one and I've heard that it doesn't work properly/at all on some Android devices, so I'd like to know if these tablets support it before doing so.
Thanks in advance.
Edit: I went ahead and bought it to find out for myself. It works.

Keyboard Case for Tab Pro 10.1 or other solutions.

Hi XDA people! I got a Tab Pro 10.1 as a gift a year back or so, I've been enjoying it with games or playing HD movies on my TV with HDMI adapter. I've also used it to study a lot, mainly just read while in bed. Very comfortable way to get A:s on your exams. However for the next semester I'm going to have to do way more written work, essays and such. This semester has only been exams so haven't really had any need for a case/keyboard. I've Googled a bit and found absolutely no case with integrated keyboard that fits the 10.1, nor do I think it might be the best idea to get as I need to do a great deal of work next semester.
I was wondering if it's at all possible to get a case the tab pro 10.1 and then a seperate keyboard for it? Or should I just invest into a laptop? I'm very greatful for any tips I can get!
Regards /Rob.
Samsung has neglected the Tab Pro 10.1
Unfortunately, I've been in the same boat as you. Looking for a year now for a folio/keyboard case for my Tab Pro 10.1.
There exists some options on eBay but nothing specifically made for the Tab Pro 10.1. I even considered a Logitech Keyboard case made for the Tab S since the dimensions were so similar but in the end i decided against spending $99+ on something that probably wouldn't fit right.
I've given up that search and opted out for a stand alone keyboard. I've tried several Belkin models and i'm now expecting a keyboard from WayTools called the Textblade. Very slim and portable. I plan to make this tablet and keyboard my daily drivers for School/Work.

Anyone trying to sell their mobile dock (keyboard)?

I know it's a bit of a long shot, but if anyone's got a keyboard they aren't using and would like to sell, PM me. I've looked around and all I could really find were bluetooth keyboards with a stand, but those generally feel a bit flimsy/cheap. Thanks in advance!
Ditto: Ifanyone has the Asus PadPhone X mobile dock (keyboard) please let me know as
If anyone has the Asus Padphone X mobile dock (keyboard) for sale please do let me know.
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Cover with keyboard suggestion

Hi guys, i was Just looking for a nice cover+ keyboard for my mediapad m5 10.8 (not pro). Have You got any suggestion?
The original One is expensive.. 80-100$ is too Much for me!
The problem is that i can find bluetooth keyboard but none or them has got a touchpad to use Like a mouse! And thats's What i need!

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