The other day I talked to you about Samsung Keyboard Cover, an ugly physical keyboard for Samsung Galaxy Note 5 si Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge + which is intended to protect smartphones with the case attached, but also to allow users to type more easily.
At first glance, the keyboard seems to be "torn" from an old smartphone Nokia, but in reality we are talking about multiple small pieces of plastic attached to a larger one that covers a third of the screen and has to fit over the virtual keyboard of Android.
By pressing those buttons, the keys of the Android virtual keyboard are also pressed by default, Samsung Keyboard Cover not having any connectivity function, it being just a piece of plastic sold at an overpriced price for those who are either extreme Samsung fans, or are stupid enough to buy one.
Coming back to the topic, getting over the fact that Samsung's idea of going back to 2007 is stupid, even more stupid is the fact that their keyboard doesn't really work as well as they presented it, but this was very easy to guess anyway.
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It seems that pressing some keys automatically generates the pressing of others because the whole keyboard is thought of as a poor quality Chinese product, which is still sold at an exaggerated price because it has the Samsung brand on the back, but this is not even worth that much anymore a lot.
I think that Samsung could have spent its energy more usefully teaching its president to speak English, or looking for a way to implement a larger battery in its smartphones rather than developing this kind of crap, but we're still talking about Samsung here.
Until Apple releases a physical keyboard for the iPhone, Samsung will probably make fun of itself a few more times with stupid accessories like the Samsung Keyboard Cover.
