Showing posts with label Case. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Case. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Kindle Touch Lighted Leather Cover

Kindle Touch Lighted Leather Cover
Actually have the case, I preordered my Kindle Touch and Lighted cover on September 28th. Got my kindle day early but case shipment has been a mess. First there was no date for shipping. Then I got an estimate of December 22nd and in about 3 hours got a follow email that my case was to be delivered today. Case showed up an hour ago and as soon as it came in I attached my KT to it. I had original K3G with lighted cover before this one and its definitely a better design then earlier version. Kindle Touch weighs 7.3 ounces and Cover 5.4 ounces so its not light weight.

Sunday, May 13, 2012

Kindle Fire Lightweight MicroShell Folio Cover by Marware

Kindle Fire Lightweight MicroShell Folio Cover by Marware, Black
I actually like this case!  I am puzzled with all the bad reviews for this case. I was expecting something terrible to show up when I saw the reviews start popping up yesterday. The case is basically a plastic shell on the outside for the back, and a thin synthetic type material for the front, very similar (but thinner) to Apple's smartcover for iPad 2. The device fits inside the plastic shell perfectly. There is no room for it to move around at all.

Saturday, May 12, 2012

Genuine Leather Cover by Marware

Genuine Leather Cover by Marware
Functional and formidable, albeit pricey, It feels nice to hold, and looks sorta slick. The little grippers feel solid, I'm hoping the Fire will fill out the bit of give my 3g has in the case though. Like was said, it's not exactly nice leather, in fact I'm not entirely convinced it's real leather, but the case does have a fairly dense padding feel to it like it would absorb a good amount in a drop. Also, all the corners are covered with the hardest padding, which is important. As for the folding display feature, it's less... what's the word... mechanical, I guess, than I would hope. It's more zen and the art of bending the cover. It's rather