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Originally Posted by Wordcrasher
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the first one is very like the medge. that was my second cover. they are REALLY good covers, good fit, high quality.
people are probably getting sick of this, but
this is my favorite, they are really works of art
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Originally Posted by mgmueller
I've tested quite a few covers. For Kindle and for other readers like Sony or nook.
I found, that I personally don't like the "slip in" covers. And I don't like the covers either, which fix your reader with straps in the corners.
The "slip in" covers add bulk and never fit perfectly. There's always some space for dust, sometimes you even can put your fingernail between reader and case.
And the straps, in my opinion, just are distracting and not very "elegant".
So, if available for the respective reader, I always go for solutions like the ones from Sony: Fixing the reader at its spine to the cover. This way, you really get the "book feeling", add almost no bulk and the reader remains accessible, for example to press a reset button on the back, exchange the battery or something like that.
Covers like that are available (at least) for Sony readers, Kindles, nook, iRex 800:
http://www.amazon.com/Amazon-Kindle-...s=digital-text
For Kindle 2, there's another very nice solution: I've got a polycarbonat "full body armor shell". It doesn't cover the display, but it's perfect protection for example against dropping the reader from the sofa. |
I had bought the clip for the K2 when it was a gift. when I got it back, I changed out to an Oberon with the corner straps. taking it out of the clips was a little difficult and I bent one. I've heard that having them clipped in has caused some breakage. YMMV