The leather is a nice texture and color and covers my kindle well. It scratches easily but that adds to the patina of the cover. The magnetic closure works great. The thin design means it's lightweight and barely noticeable while reading. Read more
I go nowhere without my kindle and this color-soft case has been a great cover for the device. The faux leather appearance perfectly matches the leather vests it tends to be pocketed within. The only detraction for this case is the surface is so soft that it scratches and mars very easily. This isn't much of a concern to me though as I think it will result in a nifty patina as it ages. Read more
This Kindle Colorsoft Case is pure elegance. The premium leather feels incredibly soft and refined, giving my Kindle Paperwhite a classy, high-end look without adding any bulk. I love how lightweight and slim it is—easy to hold, easy to pack, and it never gets in the way of reading. The foldable design is a bonus, making it simple to prop up my Kindle hands-free. The stitching is clean, the fit is perfect, and the overall quality exceeded my expectations. It elevates the entire Kindle experience and makes reading feel even more luxurious. Highly recommend for anyone who wants both protection and a touch of elegance! Read more
It's a nice cover to protect the Kindle. Has anyone else noticed how all the latest Kindle editions are basically the same size? Any, the cover smells like leather and feels like leather, so it probably is leather. But $65.00 for it is entirely too much. After using the case for a while I noticed an annoying property of the leather. Since it's a rough texture, which is great for grip, the texture opens takes on an absorption quality, once the waterproof layer begins its natural breakdown. The material starts to absorb the oils from your skin. You start noticing it by dark areas on the leather where you normally hold it. Eventually this begins to feel like you're holding a greasy Kindle. I'm not that unclean. I wash my hands on a regular basis; with two dogs I have to. So, the absorption is slow, but it happens. I think I'm going to switch to the cheap cases. Read more
Purchased this case from Amazon Resale and it was definitely in “like new” condition. It’s beautiful and has a nice leather smell. As others have said the leather is very thin and scratches a bit but I’m good with that as it is characteristic of this type of leather. Lightweight and feels really soft to hold. I especially like the Ruby color as it has the Ruby color plastic frame instead of the black contrast frame that is on the brown leather cover. Overall, I highly recommend this case but read the reviews and keep your expectations in line with people’s observations. At $65, I think it would be reasonable to expect a more premium product with thicker leather but, at the resale price I paid for “Used-like new” condition, I think it is fabulous! Read more
This cover is well-made, encases the Kindle securely, and the magnetic closure keeps it securely closed. The leather is comfortable to hold and not at all slippery, as too many other, inexpensive covers unfortunately are. While the cost of this cover seems excessive, it is attractive, its materials and construction are high-quality, and it protects the Kindle very well. Read more
A little pricey but a nice case. It does develop a personal patina as leather will do. I saw that was an issue for some in reviews; however, I like this. The Kindle snaps into it easily and the sleep/wake of the closure of the cover works well. Read more
I bought the combo of the paperwhite with the genuine leather case and the charging dock. This model is the latest and best of the paperwhite series, and includes automatic circadian adjustments to the brightness and color temperature of the screen. The leather case is genuine and looks and feels good. The charging dock is made by Anker and works perfectly, and can double as a stand to hold the Kindle while reading. Read more