
Kindles are great examples of gadgets that have transformed reading. There is always a new technology that tends to do things much better as easier. Not to worry, these aren’t permanent and if you decide to remove it (or replace after the screen takes some scratches) there isn’t a glue residue.Technological advancements have occurred in almost every sector. Worried about getting scratches, nicks or just a lot of dust on your new Kindle? A cost effective insurance is to get a screen protector that is applied with an adhesive directly to the screen. Similar to the other covers, this has a magnetic clasp to keep the cover secure It also activates the sleep / wake functions. For added scratch-protection, the cover also has an inner plexiglass layer. The cover is surprisingly thin and lightweight (2.8 ounces). This allows for a stable base, with a good viewing angle. What makes it fun is the way the origami covers folds into a tri-angle type configuration. We like the variety of cover designs (Galaxy, Map, Illusions, Tree, Marble, etc.) and color selections (black, blue, purple, gold) all for about $17 This cover is the most fun of all we’ve tried (and have had great experience with on iPads as well), the Fintie Origami Case for Kindle Paperwhite is a unique approach to covers.

It allows three angle adjustment and ensures you could always find a best viewing stance to relax yourself for enjoyable reading.
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With the built-in straps, you can easily turn it into a stand and to free your hands for more comfortable reading experience. What we like is the feature for multi-angle adjustment. There is a cut-out on the base so that you have access to all features and controls.

This controls the sleep / wake function on the e-Reader, so it’s automatically in sleep mode when you close the cover. It also has a simple magnetic closure to keep the flip over lid secure. It’s crafted from premium, textured synthetic leather with soft, microfiber interior It provides durability and a stylish appearance while keeping your Paperwhite safe from scratches. Select from more than a dozen different colors and patterns, with prices starting around $17 for basic black and rising to around $20 for a “Starry Night”. The Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Leather Case (about $40) fits all Paperwhite generation devices, including the recent 300 dpi e-Reader. Not surprising, the cases by Amazon are typically the best fit at the best price. We like a simple leather cover with a good fit and a magnetic clasp. There are thousands to choose from, with prices starting at $6 for a very basic plastic sleeve to more than a $100.

The shorter 7-inch has been great for attaching to a laptop for a quick charge-up. The 3-foot are best for our everyday travel-around uses, while the 6-foot works great at the office. What we like best about these, is that for the low price you get a variety pack of lengths. Like the Amazon cable, these are USB 2.0 (rated for 480Mb/s) and will support up to 2.4A of charging current. More than enough for even the harshest users! Lab tests showed 90,000+ bend events before the wires / cables exhibited any failures. This helps with durability and bend-fatigue. You can get the Official Kindle Amazon 5W USB Charger and Power Adapter (about $20) for Kindle eReaders.įor users that are rough on their cables, these have an added spring casing at each connector end. Which helps to keep the price of the e-Reader down, since the only accessory included is the charging cable.īut I find that I never have enough chargers around, or that I’m losing / leaving them behind at the hotel, airport or even on the plane! Here are our recommendations for another charger to keep you reading. I guess that Amazon assumes that we already have a number of these for our smartphones, tablets and other devices that they don’t need to include on in the box.

Surprisingly, the Kindle Paperwhite doesn’t come with a charger. Let’s start with the universal accessories. Some accessories, like chargers, will work for all Kindle e-readers Other accessories, especially cases, covers and screen protectors, are sized specifically for the device. In this buyers guide we review screen protectors, cases/covers, stands, chargers, clip-on lights and more. Now that you have a Kindle Paperwhite, you’ll want the must-have accessories to make the most of your e-reader experience.
