Black Fabric Neoprene Sleeve Case for Amazon Kindle DX 9.7" 9.7-inch Wireless Reading Device

Comment: The case is a good concept. I was hopeful that it would meet my needs. The case is small and has a handle for easy carrying, it also has a place for a notepad on the left side, great for me because I'm left handed. However my DX will not fit into the case. The case is a hair too short. I'll not risk breaking my DX by trying to force into the case. I was really hopeful to have a case that would enclose my DX and provide me a easy way to carry with me but his case was not the answer. Additionally, you'll have to take the KDX out of the case to allow it to charge.

It's important to me to protect my DX. I have tried a number of combinations to achieve my goal. It's been costly but so was my investment in the Kindle DX. To date I have found that the best way to protect my Kindle is to put it in a silicone rubber skin case. The skin case protects the front back and sides of my KDX and does not interfere with the button functions. Although I wish the silicone over the page turning buttons was a little more transparent. I then put my KDX into a M-Edge leather jacket. This combination of protection makes me feel most secure that I'm protecting my KDX. I have no problem with the silicone skin coverd KDX fitting into the leather jacket. I also have a reading light and notebook on the left hand side and it still closes just fine.

I went online and found a website that makes skins for all types of devices to include the Kindle DX. These skins peel off and adhere to the front and back of the KDX. I found a couple of skins I really liked (they were just pretty) and purchased them. While the skins personalize the DX and give it character, they do not protect the device as well as the silicone skin cover. The peel off skins will not protect the edges of the device. However the case does make up for this.

I like the look of the peel off skins on my device but feel most comfortable about its protection when I put the silicone skin over and place it into the leather jacket cover. So I choose protection over pretty. Now if the M-Edge leather jacket only had a handle, I'd be good to go.

Comment: the zipper stuck & broke within a month. cheap construction. otherwise it looks fine, is lightweight & easy to use.

Comment: Most covers for Kindle DX are selling in the range of $25 to $50. I bought this cover for $9 or so and $3 in shipping. The cover construction quality is really good and it protects the Kindle DX well against scratches etc.

Highly recommend this product to any DX user.

Comment: I really liked it at first. It's simple, functional, and not flashy (less likely to be stolen). But, after one week, I can't get my Kindle out of it. This is rather frustrating. And you know how zippers are, once they start snagging, there's no way to repair em.

Comment: This case is poortly made. The zipper locked up and broke off case completely in the first month I had it. The case was not abused or taken on long trip. There are many loose threads on zipper and the got in the channel of zipper causing it to get stuck and locked up.