This is an interesting option that will suit you perfectly if you get tired of holding your Kindle Oasis while reading. Prices start at around $80 and go up to $145, but if money is no object, then we don’t think you’ll find a better option. There’s a subtle Noreve logo on the front at the bottom right and you’ll find the name stamped into the inside cover, unless you go for the more expensive textured finish. It’s comfortable to hold and easy to fold the cover back out of the way if you prefer. The leather finish adds some durability, and if you opt for the textured finish, it also enhances grip. There are cutouts for the charging port at the bottom and the power button at the top. This neatly stitched, folio-style case holds your Kindle Oasis snug and secure, and the cover stays closed thanks to magnets. This case features an automatic sleep/wake function, so you can quickly get back to reading.įor a taste of leather luxury, you can’t do better than Noreve’s Tradition case. With 17 designs to choose from - we love the Library design pictured - its durable synthetic leather outer and soft interior protect your Kindle, while the magnetic closure keeps it safe in your backpack or bag. If something more colorful is your bag, this case from Huasiru is sure to please. It also has a kickstand for easy reading on the go, a front pocket for stashing away thin items like tickets, and magnets that hold the case shut when close. So if you’re worried about damaging your Kindle through drops, or just want to ensure a solid grip on your reading device, then this is a great case to buy. Hand straps are among the best ways to prevent drop damage as, well, your Kindle is attached to your hand. However, it comes at a high price to justify that luxury, so it’s not one if you’re looking for a case on a budget. It feels great in the hand, has a magnetic closure method to hold the front cover closed, and is thin and lightweight. Amazon’s official Premium Leather case is exactly that - designed and created from genuine leather, this case will age with your Kindle Oasis, developing its own unique patina as it does.
The Kindle Oasis is the premium Kindle model available, so it makes sense to pair it with some seriously premium protection. The original Kindle Oasis (2016) has completely different proportions. Many will also fit the Kindle Oasis (2017), as it’s exactly the same size, but check before you buy. Note: These cases are all for the Kindle Oasis (2019). Official Amazon Kindle Oasis Fabric Cover.Pictured above is Emma by Jane Austen, priced £24.99 from Klevercase. Relativity (tooled, leather-look), Peter Pan, and a James Bond range. Including Dracula (a cloth-look blue book), Einstein's Theory of Handmade to order in England and there are lots of styles available (which would spoil the illusion of a 'real' book). They have an interior made from 'moulded TPU' and, as your Kindle fits snugly in this, there's no need for a closure on the cover They use material that looks like clothĪnd leather (although it isn't) and bookbinding paper to make Kindle cases that look like real hardback books. For people who want their e-readers to look and feel as much like a book as possible, Klevercase have developed a beautiful range of covers. It's available in different sizes to fit the various Kindle models and in either a coral pink or grey colourway. Staying with the floral theme, how about this fabric case? Handmade to order using Cath Kidston Provence Rose fabric, the case is lightly padded and is flexible enough for you to bend the front cover back if required. Made from coated canvas with a faux suede inner. Pretty floral cover by Nica in a fresh mint green. To keep your Kindle safe and costs just £14.99 from TruffleShuffle.ģ. The case is made from PVC, and is lightly padded
Run For Cover case for the Kindle Touch featuring Wuthering Has a press stud to make it easy to use). £29.99 Styling the blue pocket on the front and the buckle fastening (which This Kindle Fire cover is handmade in England from recycled leatherĪnd it’s a beautiful shade of peacock green. That is, until you pop them into a nice cover. Storm but, in my humble opinion, they do feel a bit odd in the It's no wonder the gadgets have taken the world by I was bought a Kindle as a gift and fell in love my very own Wasn't at all sure when e-readers first appeared on the market. A die-hard book addict (as objects, not just what's inside them), I
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