I was a big fan of Amazon’s Lighted Leather Kindle Cover, but whenever I took my Kindle out of the case, I was always amazed by how light the device is, and how much weight the lighted case adds to it. One of the advantages of reading on a Kindle (as opposed to a tablet) is that the Kindle is far lighter than either my Xoom or my iPad. So I finally decided to ditch the cover and go with a sleeve, instead.
I’ve had dozens of neoprene gadget cases in the past, so I decided to try the BUILT Neoprene Kindle Sleeve. It’s extremely lightweight, very well cushioned, and shaped perfectly. Now my Kindle is well protected when I’m not using it (I’ve already dropped it while in the case on a hardwood floor, and it was perfectly fine), but I can pull it out and enjoy the lightness and form-factor of the Kindle the way it is was designed to be enjoyed.
The only problem is that the case is a little pricey. At $29.99, I was hesitant, but although I would have liked a cheaper alternative, I’ve been very happy with it.
Cases are such a personal choice. My wife has a Timbuk2 sleeve. If you thought $25 was pricey – try $35. Ouch. But it is what you’d expect from Timbuk2 – durable to the hilt. That was only part of the choice though. The other major deciding factor? Purple.
http://www.timbuk2.com/tb2/products/kindle-plush-sleeve
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Hi,Terry in England, Just got a excellent leather cover for my Kindle cost £5. Just read containment on it loved it.
The seller is universalgadgets01 in th UK
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