This silicone skin is very beautiful. Very comfortable, even if it slips on easily. The Kindle DX itself feels good in your hands, with the cover it's different, but still very beautiful. Has no effect on the functionality of the Kindle or the readability in any way.

Does not concern itself on the screen, of course, it does not actually protect, they would cover a stroke, the way complete. It does not have "opened" will be to use the Kindle - you pick up your Kindle and go. The fitted, and the light weight is what convinced me not to go with this skin as cover. (Plus, the price is much lower than a cover.)

The included Anti-Scratch Protector to protect it from minor scratches, and installs very easily.

Although I am very happy with my Kindle DX, when I received it, unfortunately, the screen is now damaged in a misguided attempt to protect them. Through the Amazon site I've done an LCD screen protector for the Kindle DX. The rest of the story and Amazon's response is in the following emails:

Dear Vangoddy Customer Service:

I was of Amazon customer service to advise you regarding the damage to my new Kindle DX during the use of your LCD Screen Protector E-mail. Let me preface this that I have applied screen protectors on iPods before I knew the right way to use this product, and even used rubber gloves to the protector grip. I followed the instructions carefully and slowly began to apply the protector of the Kindle screen but realized that it was not perfectly aligned so as the instructions state, I began to "lift the screen protectors and new." Immediately after I noticed that several large vesicles (1 / 4 "-1 / 2" diameter) had formed on the LCD screen itself.

To prevent further damage to the device I had slowly removed the screen protector of the rest of the way, but formed more small bubbles. After removing the protective film I had the cloth supplied with the product and succeeded in some of the great bubbles of the LCD screen was working, but the damage is done.

I ordered my Kindle DX on 24 September 2009 so as you can see, I've only owned for a month and the screen was ruined, ironically, in my attempt to protect it from damage. To say that I am deeply disappointed to say the least. Amazon customer service said that in view of the screen, they will charge me a $ 255.00 repair fee, I do not for one item that is practically new, and may give rise to address the $ 490,00 in the first place costs.

I have attached 3 pictures on the screen damage. In them you will see dark spots that look like drops of water. These are the bubbles in the LCD screen on the left, and after several attempts, push-to-it out that they seem to be permanent.

The following e-mail is the response from Amazon:

Please note that based on your description of the problem, we can only have a new Kindle DX for $ 255.00, unless the damage is covered by the warranty.

The limited warranty applies only to hardware components of the device, not the subject of accidents, abuse, neglect, fire or other external causes, unauthorized use, alteration or repair, or commercial use.

Under your concern as a feedback, I have forwarded your comments about our Kindle team. Customer feedback as you continue to assist our service that we continue to improve and we are glad that you took the time to write. Please let us know if this e-mail resolved your question.

Well, I'm still very disappointed in the response from Amazon and I warn everyone who reads this, never for a screen protector your Kindle. I am surprised that Amazon did not warn its customers that the screen is not like a laptop or iPod screen, and that the screen might separate layers. And although I understand that the warranty may not cover everything, I think Amazon needs more repair options to customers to offer especially if the device out of the box only been 3 weeks! I think it is inappropriate that Amazons me further $ 255.00 for damage to both minimal and cosmetic.