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Old 07-22-2011, 01:42 AM   #30
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by jocampo View Post
I also prefer sleeves instead of cases.

The Kindle 3 is so light and nice to hold that putting a case will make it bulky and even ugly. Granted, maybe won't protect enough on accidental drops but 180 bucks is not a lot of money for me, won't break my finances (I can't speak by others) This is not the same for my iPad 2 though, is more expensive. Won't break my finances but I will probably cry a bit , lol ...

I like this one and is actually the one I own: Timbuk2 Nylon Kindle Envelope Sleeve
A sleeve will do you no good at all once you have the K3 out of the sleeve to use it. It will be very unprotected in case it gets bashed or dropped. A sleeve that doesn't fit the device with a case is of no use overall.

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Originally Posted by timpearson26 View Post
that sleeve looks really nice but how much does it protect the Kindle? Was thinking more of a sleeve made of a tougher material, like hard plastic or something.
It doesn't really protect the reader. The chances are that the reader will need the protection while you are using it and because most sleeves don't fit the reader with a cover, you take a greater risk of damaging your reader. Sure, a sleeve can be cheaper, but it's only partly useful. You still need a cover.

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