Reddit reviews MoKo Google Nexus 9 Case - Slim Lightweight Smart Shell Stand Cover Case with Rubberized back for Google Nexus 9 8.9 inch Volantis Flounder Android 5.0 Lollipop tablet by HTC, BLACK
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Automatically wakes or puts Google Nexus 9 Tablet to sleep when the lid is opened and closed. Access to all features and controls.Ultra slim and lightweight hard back design adds minimal bulk while protecting your precious device.Premium PU leather exterior and microfiber interior. Magnetic closure.No bezels around the screen allowing for unobstructed gesture swipes.Lifetime warranty. Please search "MoKo Google Nexus 9" for other accessories offered by BSCstore.
http://www.amazon.ca/Google-Nexus-Case-Lightweight-Smart-shell/dp/B00J2QUWTW/
I got a MoKo Ultra Slim case (black). It works very well and the screen turns off when you close the case and turns on when you open it :).
http://www.amazon.com/Google-Nexus-Case-Lightweight-Smart-shell/dp/B00J2QUWTW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419877380&sr=8-1&keywords=nexus+9+moko
Wow, I really don't understand what's so incredibly difficult about manufacturing something that uses very little material. It's nowhere near worth the price since it only protects one side of the device anyway. Every single Nexus 9 owner on the planet would be better off buying a Moko Ultra Slim case or Multi-Angle case for under $15 rather than waiting for these stupid ones. It's completely inexplicable and inexcusable that third-party case makers can have multiple cases out MONTHS before the manufacturer.
MoKo Slim-Fit Multi-angle Folio Cover
MoKo Ultra Slim Smart-shell Cover
I got this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00J2QUWTW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I only really use it when I'm outside the house with the tablet (almost never so far), but it is a very snug fit and seems like a decent stand.
I just ordered this
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00J2QUWTW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I hope its good!
I will report back just in case its crap.
I have a similar setup also for school. I use a Bluetooth Logitech Tablet Keyboard and I have an OTG cable that I use occasionally for USB storage and sometimes a spare Logitech wireless (unified) desktop mouse I have lying around. (Also, if you're looking for a case recommendation, I'm using the MoKo cover that a few other people on this sub recomended, and it's been pretty nice--especially for the price)
I find this setup to work pretty well, but the mouse is usually overkill. Another thing to point out with my mouse is that if you don't use it after a very brief period of time, it disconnects into a power saving mode and takes a while to reconnect. A few other notes from my experience with mice on Android is that left, middle and right clicks all act as touch inputs; hover events work in specific applications like Chrome; scrolling works like you'd expect it to; and the back button acts like the system back button (but the forward button is useless, even in Chrome).
I can definitely recommend the keyboard, though. The one I linked to already is a full-sized keyboard with decent keys and shortcuts that work like they say. Alt + Tab also works like on Windows--and it's amazing to say the least. Typing on it still feels a bit weird, and possibly my biggest gripe about it is that if you're holding Shift, the backspace button doesn't do anything.
I'm not really sure how it works to have multiple Bluetooth connections since I haven't really tried it before, but I think that the Nexus 9 supports multiple connections, even to older Bluetooth revisions. My only experience with this, however, is the fact that I once had my tablet connected to my laptop and the keyboard over Bluetooth.