I like the ability to use it as a stand. The hand strap also comes in handy when I want to hold it in my lap with one hand and draw with the other; previously, my palm would tend to cramp after holding the tablet for a while. I also use it to hold a microfiber cloth so I always have one handy for cleaning the screen. The only thing I don't like about the stand is having to pop two of corner tabs off each time I want to use it in stand mode. It's started to pull up the corners of my screen protector just a little, though after a year's use, I suppose that's not too bad. But I don't use the stand feature very often, either.
The only other thing I don't really like is the elastic strap that holds the case open by looping around a tab on the opposite flap. It works well enough, but it's probably the biggest contributing factor to the case's bulky look. I wish they had thought of a less cumbersome (and easier to engage/disengage) way to accomplish that. Since this case has a hand strap, though, it's a necessary feature so that your tablet doesn't swing off to the side while you're holding the case in "palette" mode. In the end, it's definitely better to have that securing strap at the expense of some bulk than if MoKo had omitted it entirely.
A very solid and quality-feeling case choice for a budget price; just expect your tablet to feel a bit heftier than other cases that focus more on being light than on extra protection or features.
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