Why I buy this one ?
- Improved, thicker and sturdier front and back, with plush gray interior
- Elastic strap in upper right provides easy access to power and wireless switches
- Case allows complete access to all ports and buttons
- Interior pockets for storing SD cards, organizing business cards, notes, and papers; and a loop for pen/pencil storage
- Kindle is securely held in place with pocket at each corner

M-edge Accessories offers this stuff with condition New, new for:

Price : $39.99 Usually ships in 24 hours

What our customer's say!

"Unusable, Perhaps Defective?", The negative feedback seems to be spot on. I should have paid more attention. The lower right hand corner strap is much smaller than the two on the left side. As a result, I am not able to fit the Kindle in the case, which may be that mine is defective. I will be returning this promptly. The original is a better product.

"catmanpete", This is a GREAT PRODUCT!!! My Kindle fits perfectly in this case while being able to use all of the functions of the Kindle, keyboard, all of the buttons, etc. This is the case that Amazon should be providing with the Kindle instead of the piece of garbage that comes with the Kindle!!

"Really bad service", My review concerns more the quality of delivery of the product than the product itself. I paid for next day delivery. The POST OFFICE tried to deliver it two days after it was shipped, but I was out. Of course the seller had in their wisdom decided that I needed to sign for the product. Having bought through Amazon for years I've never required a signature for delivery.

So, when I went to the post office to pick up my package, they couldn't find it.

In sum, I can't really say what the product is like because of the terrible delivery service. I am stopping payment and will probably never see the product.

"Good but not great. Missing a couple of nicer touches", This cover is a more professional product than the standard cover that comes with the Kindle. The leather is soft (but perhaps too thin?) and smells good. I don't have any of the issues with dye transfer that others have noted. My Kindle fits inside it very snugly and I have no fear of it falling out.

I think it is missing two features that would make me give it a fifth star. First, I believe the case it self could be just a little thicker and less pliable. I carry my Kindle in my computer bag in a front pocket with a constant nagging worry about something crushing it. Second, I would like to see the closure use a snap instead of the slot and tab type it current uses. The leather is thin and soft enough I sometimes have trouble getting the tab into the slot.

"Great Kindle case!", I bought the M-edge case for my Kindle after reading about it in a forum. I didn't care for the case that came with the Kindle since it didn't feel secure and was awkward to hold. The M-edge executive case is very secure and quite easy to use with the cover folded back. I'm very happy with it and when it wears out, I plan to replace it with the leather version. It's a very nice product.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"I Really Like This Cover.", I like this cover much better then the original.
The the Kindle fell out of the Original Cover and
sometimes took the battery cover with it.
The M-edge holds on to the Kindle much better.
The feature I like best is that when the cover
is folded back on itself there is approximately one inch
of cover on the right hand side that you can hold on to.
I hardly ever turn the page accidentally anymore.
I will keep this one until Piel Frama, " [..]"
comes out with a Kindle cover.


"At Last My Kindle is Complete!", I consider the Kindle's cover to be an integral part of the device, essential to its use; in fact, I don't understand how people can read an uncased Kindle without hitting buttons by accident every few seconds. So, for me, the cover is _very_ important indeed. From Day One, I had nothing but trouble with the original Kindle-cover; despite modifications and all the suggestions on the forums, my Kindle kept falling out over and over again. Indeed, it was the only thing I _didn't_ like about the product. I've only had this new one for 48 hours, but already it's proved to me that _it will hold my Kindle securely_, which is its main design function, and where the original failed.

While I respect the opinions of others, I can't imagine what more they could want or expect from a Kindle cover. It's overpriced, yes. But, that's natural enough given that there isn't much yet in the way of competition, except for sleeves that cannot be used to hold the device while reading. This is the price of early adoption-- me, I consider this product cheap at the price, considering the protection it offers which my original "droppy" cover cannot. The only thing that worries me is the comment from another buyer about the dye coming off. If I have the same problem, I'll add a postscript.

I'll also mention here that my _ideal_ Kindle cover would be a hard plastic clamshell, incorporating a built-in adjustable reading light and prop-legs to act as its own bookstand. Currently, I'm using a Bible-cover to haul around my "reading kit" containing the Kindle, stand, and seperate light. It's awkward, and unnecessary. When someone markets such an all-in-one product, I'll gladly buy it.

"Not worth it", I just received mine and I would *not* recommend it.

First, it feels flimsy, which translates to its not so great ability to protect your $400 investment
Second, I did not see anything that would make it any easier to access the wireless/power on-off switches
Third, when opened and folded, it is uncouth, as the cover leaves a lot of space on the left, reminding me of ill fitting clothes.
Finally, the price of $39.95 is a lot for what you get. I would recommend it as a backup at 19.95 but not at 39.95.

"Disappointed!", I have been using this case for a week. To me the bad outweighs the good and I think I will stop using it.
The good - The tabs on the four corners. It holds the Kindle securely in place.
The OK - it looks better than the old case and the closing tab is nice (better than the elastic)

The bad - flimsy and I am not convinced it will protect my Kindle adequately.
The material on the inside of the cover is marking my fingers black and thus smudging the Kindle to where it really looks dirty. This last bit was the one that convinced me to go back to the old cover.

"Quality Product but I Still Have Reservations", I just received this case in black:

- it smells funny at first but fades as it is exposed over time to air (it's packed in a plastic bag for shipping). The smell reminded me of a combination of glue/fake leather.

- the sides are far less rigid than the original case. There are reinforcements in the cover but they are not nearly as rigid as the original cover.

- it does a much better job of holding the Kindle in the case since there are now 3 little pockets and an elasticized strap.

- although there is now a strap over the top right (two pieces of elastic held together by a little bridge of fake leather), once slipped off, it is really just the same trouble to access the back of Kindle for off/on switches

- the nice padded patch on the inside front of the original cover is missing on the M-Edge

I've decided to keep the M-Edge as a backup only. I'm nervous that over time, the comparative lack of similar rigidity of the original cover and the lack of the specific front inside padding could potentially damage the Kindle's screen either due to scratches or undue pressure on the screen itself. This is my fear, not a reality so evaluate accordingly.

Also, I generally felt a somewhat harder time holding the Kindle in the M-Edge case with one left hand only which could be due to the case not being as rigid as the original. I felt my hand was having to support more of the Kindle's weight, i.e. there was a sense of "unbalance" that was tiring to my hand. This is when the case's left front is folded behind the Kindle and while holding the spine of the cover in my left hand only.

Overall, M-Edge has made a quality product build-wise but not my "perfect" case yet. The only problem I have with the original case is the lack of holders on the right side - if Amazon would fix that plus create some accommodation for the backside switches access and I think the original case is still very nice.
(On the original case, I pull the elastic strap over the bottom right edge of Kindle to keep the cover on.)

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