This makes the noise go away completely, so that I can enjoy music and podcasts. Let me explain - and by all means it's not going to be a problem with all cables/speakers, but when I plug just one end of the 3.5mm cable into my speaker, it starts making noise that sounds like a bunch of audio interference, until I connect the other end of the cable into my phone, for example.Audio jack turns itself "off" when not in use, which ends up producing noise/interference when connected to a stereo using a 3.5mm cable.The black guides/mounts are very difficult to remove and bulge out otherwise, making the keyboard twice as thick - you will also likely scratch whatever you have in your bag if you drop it in there.Speaking of typing, you would think that the on-screen keyboard would disappear if the dock is plugged in, right? Wrong! The on-screen keyboard pops up all the time for no reason whatsoever - is Samsung trying to justify having those 2 on-screen keyboard toggle keys this way?.
#Lock screen on screen keyboard docked android
This is not Samsung's fault at all - it's more of a sign that Android is not yet well optimized for keyboard docks. Little things like the Del key doesn't work in Gmail and in general, you end up using the touchscreen a lot more than you should with a keyboard.Note: the mouse works just fine if plugged in directly to the tablet. Yeah, it's that bad - watch the video where I show exactly what happens. 99) doesn't work and actually breaks the keyboard until you re-dock it. Plugging in a mouse using the 30-pin USB connector ( sold separately for.It does nothing but turn on the LED indicator on the right. It's rare but it happens, and I'm not sure if the problem is hardware or software. While typing, sometimes here and there a letter gets duplicated.Some plastic flex in the keys - nothing major but feels cheap.No battery like in the transformer (I would have been glad to pay more for this option).No alternative inputs whatsoever - just 1 proprietary Samsung port.
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