Kindle Leather Cover, Burgundy Red (Fits 6″ Display, Latest Generation Kindle)
- Stylish genuine leather exterior available in 7 different colors
- Soft, gray, microfiber suede interior protects Kindle
- Patent-pending hinge and external strap keep Kindle securely in place
- Lightweight, allowing you to read comfortably for extended periods of time
This leather cover offers optimal protection for your Kindle. Contoured, pebble-grain leather keeps your Kindle safe and secure, while the soft, charcoal-gray, microfiber interior protects the screen from scratches. Lightweight, this cover is perfect for taking Kindle wherever you go, and is designed to fold back, so you can read comfortably with just one hand.
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Our patent-pending hinge system secures Kindle in place. An elastic strap keeps t
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List Price: $ 34.99
Price: $ 34.99
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Review by Brian J. Kohler for Kindle Leather Cover, Burgundy Red (Fits 6″ Display, Latest Generation Kindle)
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Let me start by saying this is an excellent cover, 5 stars…. This review is on the price alone. I know I’m probably going to get some insulting replies to this post but I have to say it, $35-$60 to cover a $140 kindle is too much for what this product does. While I like the cover, Amazon is clearly making a large profit. Then there’s the lighted version, absurdly priced. I’m disapointed. I’m not a cheap person, I just dont like paying too much for something. Amazon went out and did something great by lowering the price on the kindle, and then try to make more profit on the cover…. Amazon, please do the consumer a favor and offer a cheaper cover, while I would like to give the cover 5 stars the price(and lack of cheaper alternatives) knocks it down to three.
Review by Graham for Kindle Leather Cover, Burgundy Red (Fits 6″ Display, Latest Generation Kindle)
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My Kindle 3 and cover arrived today. The cover is fairly similar to the Kindle 2 cover design, but with an elastic strap that can be used to hold the cover closed, or to hold the cover behind the Kindle when you are reading.
I bought the cover mostly to protect the Kindle when I’m traveling. The cover front and back are both tough and well padded, with a soft felt lining and look like they should provide good protection. The overall appearance is reasonably elegant.
The cover clips on easily and securely. The Kindle 3 has two small slots on the left side and two clips on the cover latch into these slots. You can slide the top clip down to unlatch and release the Kindle.
I have somewhat mixed feelings about the elastic strap. I know some people like to be able to securely close the cover, but for me it’s mostly an unnecessary extra step. I will try it for a while: it looks easy enough to snip off if it becomes a nuisance.
The Kindle 3 + cover total around 0.7″ thickness. So the cover is roughly doubling the Kindle’s natural 0.335″ thickness. But since I want protective padding, this seems like a price I need to pay!
Review by FERRIS646 for Kindle Leather Cover, Burgundy Red (Fits 6″ Display, Latest Generation Kindle)
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I’m very happy with my purchase. Good quality, Good fit and easy to install. The addition of the strap to keep the cover closed is also welcome.
Review by N. Hawkins for Kindle Leather Cover, Burgundy Red (Fits 6″ Display, Latest Generation Kindle)
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I ended up going with the black leather cover to match the Kindle Wireless Reading Device, Wi-Fi, 6″ Display, Graphite – Latest Generation that I bought. The cover itself feels like it’s made out of decent leather and gives me the impression that it will protect my Kindle while it’s in my backpack or being casually tossed around the house.
The cover itself is easy to install. It took under a minute and once it was on, it wasn’t really noticeable, more so than a hardcover bookcover is noticeable after a while when you read a book. It folds over fine behind the Kindle.
I’m happy with this cover. Sure, I could have bought a cheaper neoprene one but I wanted something that made me feel good about an e-reader. It may sound weird, but I like it from an aesthetics standpoint. It makes me feel like I’ve got a proper book in my hands instead of a toy or a gadget.