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Reviewer: Kindle Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: An excellent choice!
Review: I ordered this case to replace one of the same design I’ve had for several years. I love that the Velcro holds the Kindle securely in place, that the case is an exact fit for my Kindle, and that the design offers options for holding the Kindle upright and hands-free. The variety of case colors gives a fresh new look at a reasonable price.
Reviewer: Grumpy Matt
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Should have bought one a long time ago
Review: Our family has bought over a dozen kindles over the years and multiple cases. I don’t like the extra weight and size of a case, but after getting micro cracks on one of my kindles that leaked light across the text in darker environs, I decided the inconvenience was a necessary evil to protect the purchase. That must have happened rattling around in my back pack. Anyway, I’ve always gotten the simple open and shut cases, and usually Amazon branded ones. This is the first non-Amazon case, and the first one that stands on its on like an easel.The fit is very good, my kindle is held snugly and safely. The manufacturing is also very good. No poor stitching or flaws in the material. The sleep feature works well, and there is a good strong magnet to keep it shut when you want it to.In addition to the above, I recommend this case for the following reasons. There is a variety of patterns to choose from–so you can identify your kindle quickly if you have 4 or 5 in your kitchen or charging like we do. It is cheaper than the Amazon ones–and there really is no drop in quality so I no longer see the reason to stick with the name brand. Also, after steering away from an easel-type case, I am sold on this design. I am often reading while eating or drinking coffee at our kitchen table. This makes it much easier. I used to roll up a placemat and bump up the kindle so it was more in line with my sight. This obviously handles that problem easel-y (pardon the pun). The only downside is that it is slightly heavier than some of the other bare bones cases we have. I do not store any credit cards etc. in the pocket. But I have written my name and phone number on a card in there. I have left my kindle various places over the years. I’m hoping this will make it easier to get back if I do that again.
Reviewer: dogsbody
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good price and very protective
Review: Easy to install Kindle in the slot, pretty and soft case with a little built in stand. Miss the easy fold back feature on Amazon cases and this is not as slim.Overall, happy with style and functionality of this purchase.
Reviewer: Sarah
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Nice, but really REALLY B-I-G
Review: This is a very attractive case and true to the pictures. Unfortunately, the pictures do not reveal the substantial dimensions and weight of this case.The front cover and back cover are both double-layered with something sandwiched between the layers, presumably for stiffness and the magnetic on|off switch. The front layer has a very nice “leatheroid” (Thank you, Fitzwilly) single-card slot on the kick-out stand and the elastic hand strap with an additional leathroid layer on it, and it too is about the same thickness of the Kindle. With Kindle, this case makes the device to be carried a measured 18mm thick, or roughly 2-3/4x thicker than the bare Kindle. Also, the case itself seems to weigh as much, well, more actually than the Kindle itself. If you’re thinking this all sounds very sturdy, you are absolutely correct. It is very sturdy indeed.Inserting the Kindle into the case you encounter the first obstacle, a hidden Velcro® -type closure that mates behind the Kindle. It bridges the space between the back interior soft pad and the full-thickness strap holding the mating piece of Velcro®. This creates a slight elevation of the Kindle where the strap wraps and secures behind the Kindle on the side. The slot the Kindle slips into does not wrap the corners but does add yet another layer of leathroid. That makes a double sandwiched layer + the Kindle + slot layer all on the back side with the double sandwiched layer being very nearly the same thickness as the Kindle itself.Sleep mode seems to work fine with the cover activating the on|off ably. The charging port and the manual on|off are both easily accessed.The hand-hold is one-hand only, either always left or always right depending on how you prefer to house your Kindle in this case. The default appears to be left-hand hold as this places the card slot in an upright position with the card existing the slot upwards. The stand is very handy, however the case does not stand “balanced” due to the above-noted offsets of the various layers. When the stand is used, the Kindle leans to one side, in my case down to the right as I have it in default mounting with the left-hand only hold.Will this case protect your Kindle if dropped? Meh… depends. Sort of, maybe, but the design is really more about avoiding the daily scratches front and back. It can fly open when dropped exposing the screen, and as-noted and shown in the photos there is a large area of the top, bottom, and of course, all four corners, all utterly exposed to the elements and anything that should intrude beyond exterior edges of this very substantial case.Holding it is another matter. My hands are arthritic and I find holding things for any length of time exceptionally difficult, and holding weight even more so. The stress on the joints, hitherto unnoticed, becomes sublimely painful with arthritis. This was my very reason for being given a Kindle to read on, rather than trying to hold books, even paperbacks. Hardcovers are out of the question for hand-holding. Those without issues would probably have no problem holding this. those of us with these issues will find it… difficult.So the question is, should you buy it?If you use the Kindle chiefly because it is thin and lightweight, then the answer is a resounding NO — DO NOT BUY.If you use a Kindle because you can carry a veritable library with you and are not particularly concerned about the weight or girth but do want something very sturdy to protect it, then the answer is an equally resounding YES — BUY THIS.It’s a nice product, precision cut, well stitched and made, and very classic looking. But it’s kind of like buying that very thin and lightweight iPhone then putting it in a gargantuan heavy plastic case surrounding all side, or carrying that beautiful leather briefcase to hold two sheets of 8½ x 11 or size A paper.
Reviewer: F.E. M.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Fintie Cover Superb
Review: Have had a Fintie cover on my Kindle for 10 years. It was just plumb wore-out. Still worked just fine, but looked scruffy from my hands holding it for thousands of hours. So I have just bought this replacement cover. Another Fintie. Looks beautiful. Has the easel stand and the handhold, so it’s much improved over the old cover. Installation is just as quick and easy as with the old cover. All the benefits of the old cover together with additional design features and better materials in the new cover. That’s a real two-fer. Thank you Fintie……Fred
Reviewer: spirit bear
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: My last Fintie was excellent but use several times every day took its toll on the synthetic leather (has begun cracking). The new marble cover is better. The magnets work (on opening and closing as well as when folding the cover back to read), my Kindle Paperwhite fits easily, holding it or propping it up to read gives further options, it is light, and easy to find on a table, or on my bed, or buried on my go-everywhere shoulder bag (the marble cover is easy to find). I can’t yet comment on how rugged it is, but I’ll know soon, and my last Fintie cover was the best I have had.
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