 Welcome to my unboxing and first look at the accessories for the ePad Transformer TF300. So we have a couple of different things here. One is their VersaSleeve which is apparently wrap up in elegant functionality, your TF300, dual positioning multi-angle cover for the ePad, okay. That is it, that's the whole description. So hopefully once we actually put an ePad inside it, it'll become somewhat more self-explanatory. It's kind of nice actually. So the outside actually has a similar finish to the original Transformer sort of looking thing, okay. And the inside uses like a microfibre-y feeling, very very soft fabric. We've got like sort of this going on, whatever that is. I guess you can store like a micro SD card in there or something, that's kind of cool. Okay we've got, this is kind of a like a deluery type thing, okay. So you throw your tablet in there. So we're gonna try putting an actual tablet in it but first we're gonna have a look at the Transformer Pad Mobile Dock. So since the first Transformer, Asus has been doing this whole keyboard, dockie, expansion, I.O. battery expansion-y thingy that makes the Transformer tablets really set apart from their competition. So in terms of stuff that's included, you got a user's manual which is probably unnecessary for this particular thing because it's really easy. Basically what you do is you plug your TF-300 into it, you just line it up using the little arrows. Oh can you see the arrow anymore? Sorry I had to put it in there. See, line it up using little arrows, plug it in, it clicks into place, turns your tablet into a netbook. So basically the netbook is dead unless you really need like a much lower cost solution because this isn't really that cheap still. But you get all this functionality. So you get a keyboard and you get a touchpad, you get a full keyboard including all this, all these hotkeys and all this good sort of, here hold on let's go back to home, there we go. So is that on yet? Not sure. Okay so you get all of these hotkeys related to Android functionality, full keyboard, numbers, arrows, everything that you need. So it turns the tablet from sort of a cool video watching web browsing device into a legitimate note-taking productivity device that is still super portable and still touchscreen. So just because you plug this in doesn't mean you can't still use the touchscreen as well. Now what else does it have? It also has what the heck is this? Oh right that's for charging it. Ha ha! So that's Asus' proprietary dot connector on the front, not a whole lot. On this side we've got an SD card slot as well as a USB port. So you also add I.O. functionality to the tablet. Now the tablet already has a micro SD slot so you can add an additional SD card for a like whopping on it, even on a 16 gig model. So let's say on a 32 gig model and you throw a couple 32 gig SD cards which were like 25 bucks each these days. For 50 bucks plus the cost of the tablet you've got whatever 32 gigs times 3 is 96 gigs of storage on this device. I mean that's getting up there with laptops with SSDs. That's awesome. On the bottom you got your rubberized grippies. Not to mention, right the last but not least part, the transformer keyboard is not just a keyboard and I.O. it is also a battery expansion pack. So when you're running low on battery you pop it into the bottom piece assuming the bottom piece is charged and you can actually run for up to 15 hours on the two of them combined if they both have a full charge. So that is pretty cool as well. I think that pretty much covers it. Now let's have a look or a closer look. We already took a look but it was a very brief look at the Versa sleeve. So I don't know if it fits it with the keyboard dock but apparently it does. Okay so there you go. That's what it looks like with the keyboard dock on it. However I don't think that is necessarily the intended use. What it looks like to me is and here's how you undock it. It's really easy. Okay to me it looks more like see they've got some like usage scenarios here. So let's figure out how this works. So you start in here. Okay so that's pretty straightforward. Looks like that. Okay and then you can also prop it up apparently. So let's figure out how that works shall we? Aha! That doesn't seem right. Wait really? I think this is how they have it set up. Like it's folded once and then it's like holding it like that. No way. See that's how the diagram is. Oh no no no the diagram is a little triangle like that. There we go. Okay yes success. That is how to do it. In sort of one minute or less how to prop up a tablet on a thing. Oh you can do it the other way too. Okay so you can also set it up. Oh wait no that's the same way as well. Okay so no there's video config and typing config. So you take it out. You prop this thing into here and then you put this there. Aha! Now we're in typing config. So now you can you have a bit of a velour wrist rest thing while you type and then the other solution is putting this into here and now it's propped up more for viewing videos. Yes! Thank you for checking out my unboxing. My very awkward presentation of how to use it and first look at the Versa sleeve as well as the mobile dock for the TF-300. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings reviews and other computer videos.