 This is Dan Seifert with The Verge and we're checking out the Nexus 9's Folio keyboard case. It's a $130 accessory that you can buy for your Nexus 9. It gives you a physical keyboard as well as a stand and a case to protect your tablet. It attaches to the Nexus 9 through magnets through the back cover here. It magnetically attaches to the back of your tablet. It acts as a stand in two different stands. So you've got a more upright stand here and then you can fold it back into a more leaned back stand for typing. It actually pairs to the Nexus 9 through NFC and Bluetooth. The battery inside of it, Google says, lasts about five months in between charges. And other than that, it's your pretty standard keyboard case. The keys are a little bit small but they're pretty decent to type on. And they've got good travel and feedback but it's definitely a more cramped experience than you get on a full-sized tablet or even on Microsoft Surface keyboard per se. There's a couple of different unique keys here. We've got an emoji key here that allows you to pop up an emoji keyboard instantly. And then the control key here. What is missing, however, are the back, home, and multitasking keys that you find on screen. So Google has mapped them to different key combinations. If you hit search then back, you get the back key. If you hit search and home, you've got the home key. The search key, of course, pulls up a Google search immediately right there. Overall, it's a decent keyboard and gives you an easier way to type on your tablet. It's a little bit expensive and it's a little bulky when it's all closed up and a little heavy. But it does match the Nexus 9's design and match the size for it pretty well. So not a bad accessory if you happen to be a Nexus 9 owner.
 This is Dan Seifert with The Verge and we're checking out the Nexus 9's Folio keyboard case.
 It's a $130 accessory that you can buy for your Nexus 9.
 It gives you a physical keyboard as well as a stand and a case to protect your tablet.
 It attaches to the Nexus 9 through magnets through the back cover here.
 It magnetically attaches to the back of your tablet.
 It acts as a stand in two different stands.
 So you've got a more upright stand here and then you can fold it back into a more leaned back stand for typing.
 It actually pairs to the Nexus 9 through NFC and Bluetooth.
 The battery inside of it, Google says, lasts about five months in between charges.
 And other than that, it's your pretty standard keyboard case.
 The keys are a little bit small but they're pretty decent to type on.
 And they've got good travel and feedback but it's definitely a more cramped experience than you get on a full-sized tablet or even on Microsoft Surface keyboard per se.
 There's a couple of different unique keys here.
 We've got an emoji key here that allows you to pop up an emoji keyboard instantly.
 And then the control key here.
 What is missing, however, are the back, home, and multitasking keys that you find on screen.
 So Google has mapped them to different key combinations.
 If you hit search then back, you get the back key.
 If you hit search and home, you've got the home key.
 The search key, of course, pulls up a Google search immediately right there.
 Overall, it's a decent keyboard and gives you an easier way to type on your tablet.
 It's a little bit expensive and it's a little bulky when it's all closed up and a little heavy.
 But it does match the Nexus 9's design and match the size for it pretty well.
 So not a bad accessory if you happen to be a Nexus 9 owner.