I bought this case for my new Kindle, because I like the recommendations, the other, who had reviewed it, they were happy. (She also pointed out a mistake in the design.) I found that I agree 100% with the previous reviewer - this is a quality case, and I'm so glad I bought it. (It is thin, has a great feeling to hold the Kindle sound and looks great!)

The one flaw - when the switch is difficult, can access with a finger - is easy with a small piece of wood - a game-correction of the game with his head cut off with scissors under nitrogen. Keep the little wooden stick in the left lower band, which has the Kindle and use it to dissolve in the reach and the power switch - problem Flick! :)

This is 2 in the best case for the Kindle The exterior is of good quality leather and the interior is padded with memory foam. It zips completely closed, and it can even be locked closed if you want. I have my Kindle in the case occurred only twice now, and it is not broken, and I think that this happiness is due in case it was in.

Inside the case is a nice little pocket money, although I do not, you bear all the cable shows him as the product image. Instead, I can in there a little Sudoku book or other small cay because when I travel. It is in very securely held, and does not cause a bulge, if the case is closed.

There are four ligaments that hold your candle in position. The top two from plastics that do not move, and the two bottom and elastic bands to snap your kindle in the right place. It is important that you remove the rubber bands first to ignite, and it under the first plastic bands, if you want it back in. Unlike other reviews, I have no problem with bads block the power switch, but had slide that is only my EXPIERIENCE.

I love this case. It is very slim, and weighs about 5 ounces The lid is dark brown nylon and offer good protection in backpacks and bags

It holds the Kindle securely with clear plastic straps on the bottom corners and black elastic bands to the upper corners.

It is padded with memory foam, but it is not too thick.

You can unzip the files and fold it back completely, which have a more comfortable, thicker handle. (I think the Kindle2 a bit too thin to hold in my hand for a long time.)

The zipper is a little tight at the corners. I figure this will improve with time.

There is a pocket, but I do not see the implementation of the cables and connectors, as shown in the photos because there was a large bulge, and it would be difficult to zip it closed.

The only design flaw is that the upper corner of rubber band covers the power button. You have to pull the elastic to the side to turn on or off.