Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nice and simple fold over case to protect my kindle! I like having the pen on the bottom, rather than on the side of the device. It also can be used to prop up the kindle.

i really like the material of the cover and the magnet hold on the Kindle is pretty strong!

The case looks nice but it’s kind of pricey. The Kindle Scribe attaches to it by magnets, not the most secure way to protect it. It is meant more for looks than protection because if you drop it, the Scribe falls right off. It does not feel cheap. It’s made of a nice material too. The case does not make the Scribe heavier.

Excellent protector for my Kindle Scribe. Magnetic fasteners on the back and the front keep the tablet secure. I like the design, how it's open on three edges, making it convenient to open and close the cover. The material is thin and strong with a soft interior, and the outer blue denim looks and feels nice. It's a bit expensive for my taste, but fortunately I had Best Buy credits to justify the purchase, especially considering it protects my new Scribe :-)

The design is minimalist. The quality is poor. The edges fray badly. The pen holder works well and is secure. The cover is held loosely by magnets and is difficult to re-close once folded back to expose the screen. The automatic turn-off feature when closed is helpful. It is a poor value for the price. Overall, it is very disappointing accessory for such an expensive e-tablet.

a good case for your book, but I would advise you to immediately buy a leather one, since this particular one deteriorates a little faster

This is a great companion for the kindle. I love the wake up function when you open the case.

A very simple cover, but it does the job incredibly well. Feels nice, can fold into a stand, and attaches via magnets on the back. Very easy to put on and remove, but holds on well enough to ensure the Scribe isn't going to just fall out without effort. As with most Kindle cases, the front cover, when closed, also puts the unit into sleep mode. Also having a place to store the pen is fantastic. Which also acts as a little handle to open the case, which is nice.

This is a must if your are purchasing the Kindle Scribe. The pen is magnetic and will attach to the side, yet this cover not only protects the Scribe, it stands the reader in either portrait or landscape mode, and also secures the pen so you won’t lose it. Worth it! Well built and looks nice.

I had to start by saying I absolutely love this product. I purchased my Surface studio laptop, and my Kindle scribe in the same week and since receiving my Kindle scribe, I have not been able to put it down. It simply feels like magic. Because when the pen touches the screen, it doesn’t feel like a screen, it gives it texture. It makes it fluid but still resistant also, I absolutely love the lighting the auto brightness helps in any kind of room but the warmth and the backlight makes me want to keep it close even if I am in a dark room. It doesn’t hurt my eyes. I have an iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil, a surface, studio stylus, and a Google pixel laptop with a stylus. All three of these devices have tried get washed away by how amazing it is to use a scribe. All for adding the fact that you can read a book or listen to audiobooks. I was looking into the pad and I am very happy with my decision. The structure of it first seems very different because you have a thick side but while you’re using it, it makes a lot of sense for how you hold it when writing something. Also I rest my whole hand when I write and the palm recognition is great because it doesn’t activate any additional features it it’s just allows you to write. There are two downsides of this product. The first one is there is no color and the second is you start enjoying writing so much that you wish you had a bigger canvas. Last thing I want to leave you with is I showed it to my brother and I accidentally left it in his car and since he’s picked it up he refuses to give it back and whenever I requested he usually guilt trips me on why this should be a gift for him. so for me, the price is very high but I haven’t liked the product as much in a very long time so I’m gonna have to bite the bullet again or force my brother to buy one for me.

The Kindle Scribe is a user-friendly e-reader that make taking notes very easy, sketching, and marking up docs, but what is frustrating is some page numbers are skipped when reading.

Bought this along with a new Kindle Scribe for my wife for Xmas and she fell in love. She carries it everywhere she goes now and is glad that she doesn't have to worry about losing the pen that comes with it. It is a little on the pricey side for what it is but it has a good build quality and a premium feel to the material. If she likes it, I love it and that's all that matters. :)

This is a good cover and relies on magnetism to stay in place. It holds well and feels like good quality. And the loop for the pen to sit is a nice addition.

The Kindle Scribe is a fine example of a first generation device. It is not perfect, but it also is not terrible by any means. Of course you get the standard kindle experience of reading books, with plenty of lighting and formatting options. But now you can add notes to a page, or even write directly on the page istelf. If you are looking to purely write, it has that too! From lined paper to grid. All you could need. All in all I have enjoyed this device, but it could have some room to grow. Wich they are with continuous updating. 4/5 Stars

Hello I bought the cover for my new scribe. It holds reader in safely and back centers so it’s sitting anglers for you to read. . MGnet holds reader good

Nice cover. I like the pen holder. Keeps the tablet protected when on the go.

Best case for Kindle Scribe—magnetic attachment with pen holder. Provides adequate protection without bulk.

it easy to use and protect my kindle scrible.I would recommend this cover

Fits my Kindle Scribe perfectly and the material is so sturdy and nice!

The Scribe is a joy to write on. I've never been a big fan of writing on an iPad or Android tablet. The glass is really smooth, and the light wears you down. But this machine is really like writing on paper. It's just amazing. Most of the limitations are with the software. There's no way to split the screen, with a book on one side and the notes app on the other. There's no way to cut and paste text from a Kindle book to Notes. You really can't write on books. This machine feels like V1, which it is, but Amazon seems to be rushing out software upgrades, so the improvements keep happening. I have to think V2 will be awesome.