Kindle Scribe Fabric Folio Case with Magnetic Attach (only fits Amazon Kindle Scribe), slim and lightweight cover, Black

Honestly, from some of the reviews I was expecting either one of two things to happen within the first couple of months of using this Kindle Scribe folio case. Either a.) the case would start fraying around the edges, or b.) my beloved Kindle Scribe would simply slide out the case and smash into pieces on the floor. This case is beautifully made. It’s sturdy, handsome, and incredibly functional. The magnets that hold the Kindle in place are strong, and the various positions the case goes in are useful. I use my Kindle for a lot of writing and a fair bit of reading, and the case only helps with this, with the angled stand position aiding both reading and writing. I found a piece of melted chocolate on the woven case fabric and was concerned I would be able to clean it well. I shouldn’t have worried, it cleans as if it is smooth, rather than the textured fabric it is. It is light weight, but rigid enough to write on unsupported by a desk and offer decent protection. And as for use, the stylus holder is secure but not so tight that it’s a struggle to get the stylus in or out. Unlike many cases, I don’t need to remove the Kindle to charge it. As for my initial two concerns? Well, I take my kindle everywhere: conferences, meetings, on a walk, or on our two week family camping trip. Now, I’m sensible with it, not slinging my bag around, and not just chucking the encased Kindle into my bag….but I’m not precious about it. There are no frays, no marks, and the Kindle has remained safely in place. The only time I’ve removed it from the case is on the odd occasion I want to use the Kindle on its own (full disclosure: I’m a bit vain, and think it looks nice). Given it’s held in place in the case by magnets, I can do that easily. So, top marks from me and initial fears allayed.

Actually this is excellent! I was a little put off by the premium price but this is a well thought out cover. The kindle clips in with magnets but holds on well enough to be held upside down. The cover, when folded all the way around is held flat with a magnet which is important for ease of reading. Both angled poses are well designed and can be written on without issue. As you can see, the edges appear heat sealed so I'm hoping that I dont see the fraying that blighted earlier versions. When closed there is actually quite a nice "bumper" all the way around that should protect the kindle.

First off, yes it’s on the more expensive side compared to alternatives and this is what prevents me giving it 5 stars in the review. That aside, the case is great and is well designed. It does flip over the top rather than fold like a book but this is needed in order to use the case at different viewing angles. With a book design, you’d have to hold it or lay it flat. This design allows you to stand it up or lay it at a 20 degree angle. When laying at the 20 degree angle it feels just right for annotations, highlights or writing. I’ve seen some complaints about the strength of the magnets not being strong enough but that’s not my experience at all. It’s a shame that there’s not a better solution for the pen holder but it does it’s job. All in all I’m very happy with the case and I don’t expect to have to change it any time soon, so should get my money’s worth. As an aside, I have the Amazon made leather cover on my Oasis and it’s been great too. It’s what convinced me to pay a little more for this one. Would recommend it.

This does look very nice, and it holds the pen very snug. The edging is well sealed so no fraying as someone said in the past about previous cases. My scribe has fallen out a few times as the magnets are not so strong to hold secure, so you do need to be careful that you Cary it securely. I didn’t think it would happen to me as I’m aware of the cost of the scribe, but just grabbing it without thinking is my downfall. Would still buy because it as I love how it looks feels, the way it folds so you can have it at different angles.

I love my Kindle Scribe! I can make notes on books but I can also write my own short stories, or writing prompts from the writing clubs I belong to, in this Scribe. It saves me from searching through the many notebooks I used in the past, to try and find an idea I want to work on further. The pen is easy to use. Authentic writing experience, unlike the (albeit cheaper) Rocketbook, which has such slippy "paper" my writing was almost ineligible. The Scribe pen keeps my writing clear and readable and easily converts to text. Far better value than the remarkable. Highly recommend for students wanting to take notes on text books, and all writers who love the pen experience but want their work easily stored in 1 place, and the ability to convert to type when needed.

Auto wake up and sleep, magnetic closure doubles as latching stand (use either way up), cut aways for the pen and a pen loop which is more secure, light, strong, sealed edges, non slip texture, looks smart. So good it ought to come with the Kindle. My only reservation would be that the Kindle is held in by magnets. Always close the cover before moving it and you'll be fine. The cover looks like it would protect from a three or maybe four foot drop.

Spent a long time researching cases but settled on this one despite some negative reviews. As others have already pointed out, this holds into the Kindle using magnets which is not a great way of protecting the Kindle. On the first day of using my Kindle, it slipped out of the case and has scratched the bottom of it. Deeply disappointed considering this damage was effectively caused by the poor design of the case. Wouldn't recommend, especially considering the expensive price.

I was skeptical but this is excellent and I suspect is better than the leather version. Sturdy, good protection and functional Magnet works very well and has a slot for the pen. Worth buying the amazon original especially it is only slightly more expensive than other brands.