The Kindle Fabric Cover for the 11th Gen (2022 release) has been a delightful and functional addition to my e-reading experience. It's a testament to the thoughtful design and quality that Amazon consistently delivers with their accessories.
First and foremost, the fit is perfect for my Kindle, providing full coverage and protection without adding unnecessary bulk. It offers a snug and secure fit, ensuring that my device is shielded from scratches, dust, and minor bumps while maintaining its slim profile.
The fabric material not only adds a touch of sophistication but also feels pleasant to the touch. It's comfortable to hold and doesn't slip out of my hand, making extended reading sessions a breeze.
The auto-wake and sleep function is incredibly convenient. Opening the cover automatically wakes my Kindle, and closing it puts the device to sleep. This feature not only helps conserve battery life but also adds to the overall ease of use.
Furthermore, the cover folds back easily, allowing me to comfortably read with one hand. Whether I'm on a crowded train or simply lounging at home, the cover's flexibility adapts to my reading position.
The precise cutouts ensure that all ports and buttons remain easily accessible, eliminating any inconvenience while using the cover. It's clear that Amazon has paid attention to every detail.
The Kindle Fabric Cover for the 11th Gen (2022 release) is a stylish and practical accessory that enhances the Kindle reading experience. Its design, functionality, and build quality make it a worthwhile investment for anyone looking to protect and elevate their e-reading device. I highly recommend it for both its form and function.
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This product has sustainability features recognized by trusted certifications.
Carbon impact
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I used paint markers to personalize mine a bit. The material feels good, it fits perfectly, and it is aesthetically pleasing.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2024
Color: RoseVerified Purchase
I used paint markers to personalize mine a bit. The material feels good, it fits perfectly, and it is aesthetically pleasing.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2024
Color: BlackVerified Purchase
This is one of the smartest purchases for me, I recommend it to all reading lovers and e-book users. Soon after use, it is noticeable how easily, comfortably and quickly can read books. Most importantly, unlike smartphones and tablets screens, it does not emit harmful blue light, Therefore, the eyes do not get tired after a long reading session. It is also very nice when a lot of books and documents can be easily organized and collected in one small device. its size is very compact and convenient to hold with one hand, also for those who travel a lot and need to have all their favorite books with them.
this reader have few downsides only:
1. only have cold backlight for dark room reading
2. not very responsive interface compared tablet or smartphone (but for reading it's not necessary)
3. sometimes very little screen ghosting while change page or image ( it's typical for e-ink screen )
this reader have few downsides only:
1. only have cold backlight for dark room reading
2. not very responsive interface compared tablet or smartphone (but for reading it's not necessary)
3. sometimes very little screen ghosting while change page or image ( it's typical for e-ink screen )
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2023
Color: RoseVerified Purchase
I have two of these Kindle cases — the “rose” (pink) one & the black one.
I got the pink one first & used it for about two weeks when I started noticing that the corners of this case are prone to some fabric build-up (see photos). If you see a gray-blue tint, it picked up the dye from the lining of inside of some of my bags. You can also see some darkening on the interior of the pink case from general use.
I’m very careful with my Kindle & its cases & clean or dust them weekly, but with this pink shade I have to be extra diligent to keep it clean. I always have clean hands with my Kindle, but natural skin oils & dust are factors, so it is what it is.
About a month ago I got the black case, which is far more forgiving & “safe” against fabric.
Beyond that, I really like these cases. The auto-wake & sleep functions work well & the charging port is easily accessible.
However: one time I fell asleep with my Kindle on me & it fell, & the case popped off. Luckily, the Kindle landed face up & the case had no damage, but I’m mindful now that it’s indeed a “slim” case, so I’m far more gentle with it.
(ETA: two days after I posted this review I dropped the Kindle again & the case fell off again. My other generic TPU cases haven’t fallen off, so that’s something I’ve noted.)
Do I think it’s worth $30? Ehhh. It’s all branding, but the fabric is soft & it’s really nice to hold. It feels luxurious & premium. & I do think it’ll last.
Tip: I got the black case for $15 on a Warehouse deal, so be mindful of those if you’re interested in one of these.
The pink is cute & colorful, but if you’re worried about staining I’d choose a darker color (black, denim, emerald) so it’s out of sight, out of mind.
Happy reading.
ETA: I got the emerald case (on a Warehouse deal) for use in March — it’s called “seasoning!” — & it’s by far my favorite color out of the four versions. It’s a lush British racing green. It’s the most striking shade, & looks the most “premium,” surpassing the black-grayish case. If you’re on the fence on what color to get, go where the grass is verdant. (Pictures added to review.)
ETA: To complete my collection, I got the denim case (on a Warehouse deal, obviously) earlier this month. It’s a cool shade of somewhere between denim blue & navy blue. It’s dark enough that any eventual discoloration won’t bother you, but light enough that you can spot it in the black hole of a backpack or tote bag.
So, as I, your good & faithful servant, complete my journey to try all the official cases, I would rank as follows:
4) rose/pink (gets dirty super easily & color is already fading on mine), 3) black (standard shade, always appropriate, matches black Kindle perfectly), 2) denim (hip androgynous shade of blue that’s, like, casual & not boring but still means business) 4) emerald/green — perfect. :’)
Adiós amigos, y vaya con los libros.
I got the pink one first & used it for about two weeks when I started noticing that the corners of this case are prone to some fabric build-up (see photos). If you see a gray-blue tint, it picked up the dye from the lining of inside of some of my bags. You can also see some darkening on the interior of the pink case from general use.
I’m very careful with my Kindle & its cases & clean or dust them weekly, but with this pink shade I have to be extra diligent to keep it clean. I always have clean hands with my Kindle, but natural skin oils & dust are factors, so it is what it is.
About a month ago I got the black case, which is far more forgiving & “safe” against fabric.
Beyond that, I really like these cases. The auto-wake & sleep functions work well & the charging port is easily accessible.
However: one time I fell asleep with my Kindle on me & it fell, & the case popped off. Luckily, the Kindle landed face up & the case had no damage, but I’m mindful now that it’s indeed a “slim” case, so I’m far more gentle with it.
(ETA: two days after I posted this review I dropped the Kindle again & the case fell off again. My other generic TPU cases haven’t fallen off, so that’s something I’ve noted.)
Do I think it’s worth $30? Ehhh. It’s all branding, but the fabric is soft & it’s really nice to hold. It feels luxurious & premium. & I do think it’ll last.
Tip: I got the black case for $15 on a Warehouse deal, so be mindful of those if you’re interested in one of these.
The pink is cute & colorful, but if you’re worried about staining I’d choose a darker color (black, denim, emerald) so it’s out of sight, out of mind.
Happy reading.
ETA: I got the emerald case (on a Warehouse deal) for use in March — it’s called “seasoning!” — & it’s by far my favorite color out of the four versions. It’s a lush British racing green. It’s the most striking shade, & looks the most “premium,” surpassing the black-grayish case. If you’re on the fence on what color to get, go where the grass is verdant. (Pictures added to review.)
ETA: To complete my collection, I got the denim case (on a Warehouse deal, obviously) earlier this month. It’s a cool shade of somewhere between denim blue & navy blue. It’s dark enough that any eventual discoloration won’t bother you, but light enough that you can spot it in the black hole of a backpack or tote bag.
So, as I, your good & faithful servant, complete my journey to try all the official cases, I would rank as follows:
4) rose/pink (gets dirty super easily & color is already fading on mine), 3) black (standard shade, always appropriate, matches black Kindle perfectly), 2) denim (hip androgynous shade of blue that’s, like, casual & not boring but still means business) 4) emerald/green — perfect. :’)
Adiós amigos, y vaya con los libros.
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