It is a good case, just needs a bit of improvement.

Finding a protective case is becoming quite a task. Trying to get the right features is frustrating to say the least. I had great hopes that the MoKo would be the right one, but it just fell short in a few areas. It does have some good features, but not enough to keep me from trying other cases first. In my opinion, this is a case that had/has potential, but I just couldn't get over the stand portion. It doesn't cover the kickstand of the surface pro, and the case makes pulling out the kickstand tough. The build quality could have been just a bit better. For instance, the bottom portion where the keyboard sits is flimsy. It appears to rely on the keyboard to protect that section of the Surface Pro. To compare it to cases like the UAG, which I had on my Surface Pro 3, and the bottom portion of that case is much sturdier. The UAG however is a completely different build and is much heavier. Unlike the UAG which uses its own kickstand, the MoKo allows the use of the Microsoft kickstand which has a greater tilt ability that is great for drawing applications Overall the case has a good weight to it- not too heavy while still providing decent protection for most of the surface pro. It does have a pen holder which is very convenient. However, with the keyboard section being flimsy they could have made it better. They could have added some protection for the actual kickstand, that would have set this far apart from the Kensington. FYI: price wise, this is cheaper than the Kensington and appears to be pretty much the same. If you do get this case. I would recommend some cover for the kickstand, perhaps a "skin" application just to prevent it from getting scuffed.

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