Limited Edition Premium Leather Cover for Kindle Paperwhite - fits all Paperwhite generations prior to 2018 (Will not fit All-new Paperwhite 10th generation)

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Limited Edition Premium Leather Cover for Kindle Paperwhite - fits all Paperwhite generations prior to 2018 (Will not fit All-new Paperwhite 10th generation)

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Designed by Amazon to be the lightest and thinnest protective cover for Kindle Paperwhite (will not fit Kindle or Kindle Touch)
Crafted from premium leather featuring a ruggedly smooth finish, the classically styled aniline surface will wear and patina naturally with use, making each individual cover unique
Wake or put your device to sleep by opening or closing the cover
Magnetic clasp ensures cover is securely closed

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A Leather Case for Your Reading AdventuresYou will either love this leather Kindle Paperwhite case, or you will not. LEATHER This beautiful leather case is exactly what it's meant to be. There are some that thought this wasn't a good case and returned it; they didn't understand what they were buying. This is aniline leather a type of leather that doesn't cover the surface with a topcoat paint, this means the leather retains its natural surface grain and texture. The design reasoning behind this choice was so that the leather could patina over time. What you see in the product photos is what it looks like, new. Over time, scratches, dents, and bruises are *supposed* to show on it, that is what gives your case life, *that* is what gives it character. Each case will end up looking unique over time. FIT The black plastic is form-fitting to your Kindle Paperwhite, not wasting a single millimeter of space. Your Kindle is secure and protected when closed because of embedded magnets in the cover, and you won't have to worry about cracking the screen or back. If you take care of your Kindle, you could easily sell it for a decent return and upgrade to a future model. SUMMARY This is a beautiful premium leather case, and I love how mine looks now. It's certainly been through some exciting reading adventures [see photos]. This case also makes a great gift for people that treasure old books that read on new technology. Highly recommended.5Beautiful coverUpgrading from my Kindle keyboard to the new 2015 Paperwhite and and decided to "go all the way" on the purchase of a cover. So glad I did.It is important to know how this item is supposed to behave to scratches and normal wear. Many reviewers seem to miss this fact or don't understand the type of finish applied to this leather. The leather is treated for an aniline finish, meaning that the leather is treated, but not protected by the finish like typical leather products. The cover shows wear VERY easily, so be prepared for that - it is supposed to be this way.This is exciting and terrifying at the same time. I am thrilled to see the eventual patina and wear that will give my cover it's future look, but at the same time, I want to make sure that I don't rest it on a wet spot or have someone sit a glass on it...yeah. I will be even more mindful of this than I would the regular cover for this very reason.Just received my 2015 Paperwhite and it fits perfectly. The unit sits inside the cover very securely, and rests even within the border, so you don't have a weird rise or drop around the perimeter of the case.The perimeter of the case is a softer rubber feel, like a protective bumper for your device. The inside of the case is a soft fabric that also protects your Kindle from scratches.The magnetic flap also turns the Kindle on and off as advertised, such an improvement from the Kindle Keyboard power switch I am used to. I highly recommend this product for your Paperwhite!5Looks great and covers well!I can't say how much I love this case! I had the amazon 'regular' black leather case for several years and when it was time to replace my Paperwhite, I thought I would splurge a little pick up this case. What a great decision that was! Here are my impressions:Form:The look of this case reminds me of an old leather book I would see at my grandparents home when I was a child. The leather is not the hard(ish) leather that you get with the 'regular' Paperwhite case. It is a softer leather that feels slightly padded. It does seem to scratch/mark easily but in my opinion that adds to the charm of the case - I like the look of a well worn and much loved leather book. I've seen other reviews where people say this is by design, but personally, not having been a part of the design process I have no idea what the folks at Amazon were thinking. I just like the way it turned out! Over the past few months I have been carrying this around in my work backpack and reading over lunch. I also read in the evenings and in bed. The leather has a few scratches and dents and has also started to develop its own patina from the oils on my hands/fingers (and the occasional coffee spillage). It gives it a very individual look and I am even able to tell the difference between my Kindle and a co-workers.Function:This functions just like the 'regular' Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Leather Case. It shuts the Kindle off when the cover is closed and turns it on when the cover is opened. It protects the screen from scratches and dust. The Kindle fits snugly inside the case and it helps protect it from short drops. I've knocked mine off a 3 foot table as well as off the top of a full size pick up. While I don't recommend doing this on purpose, both times the Kindle had no damage.Conclusion:If the only thing that important to you is protection for your Kindle, you should probably consider getting the Amazon plastic cover. If you are looking to get a nice case that performs well, looks good and can quite possibly enhance the reading experience then you would do well to consider this case.5An aniline leather cover that, over time, will become as unique as you It took me a long time to embrace the whole Kindle idea and finally buy one. I chose this limited edition cover to protect it, and I'm so glad I did.I'd never heard of aniline leather, so I looked it up and this is what I found: "Aniline leather is a type of leather dyed exclusively with soluble dyes without covering the surface with a topcoat paint or insoluble pigments. The resulting product retains the hide's natural surface with the 'grain', i.e. visible pores, scars etc. of the complete original animal's skin structure." - WikipediaThe cover has a slightly rough finish and yes, it does scratch easily. It also heals pretty easily. Over time the oils in your hands will seep into this leather to give you a unique patina. I just try to keep in perspective that I bought this cover to protect my Kindle.The cover has a magnetic clasp that is easy to open and close. I really wanted a cover to put my Kindle to sleep when I close it and wake it up when I open it (now I just have to get rid of the advertising). My Kindle fits snugly inside with no danger of falling out. The inside fabric is like a thin, dark denim.I'm very happy with this cover. I hope you enjoy my video.5The Perfect Case for your Kindle Paperwhite.This leather cover is perfect for the Kindle. Very well made. The stitching is tight with no fraying or knots. The Kindle fits tightly and perfectly into the case. There are no 'straps' and no chance that your Kindle would "fall out", even when dropped ... based on experience. Just a comment for those who haven't had or handled leather products in the past. Leather is soft, it can be marked up easily. If it get's wet it will get 'darker'. If you put oil on it to make it water repellent, it will darken and never return back to it's 'original' color. The natural oil on your fingers will darken the leather and make it 'shinny' much like the corners of a well read book. It feels wonderful in the hand like a well worn baseball glove, and yes, it smells like leather. The picture provided shows my Kindle after countless hours of reading and travel. It goes with me everywhere. Highly recommend.5Great quality, and what I had hoped it would be!I have been watching this for a while on amazon waiting for the price to drop and it finally did. At $59 it is still a bit pricey, but I do feel it was worth that. I have always appricated real leather covers on both my Bibles and other books and as much as I use my Kindle wanted that same look and feel. This cover does not disappoint, it is a soft brushed leather texture, not a smooth shiny one. That is what gives it the more worn look with wear over time, like an old book.Please read the description below, it is designed that way;"A fusion of soft, premium textured leather......Crafted from premium natural leather featuring a ruggedly smooth finish - the classically styled aniline surface will wear and patina naturally with use, making each individual cover unique"I was surpized to read a review saying this was not leather, Yes, It is most definitly real leather, and it smells like it too! Some have complained about the scratches that form on it, Yes, it does mark up some, but again that is because it has a soft leather finish, and to me that adds to the look of it. Again, please read the discription it does say the leather will show wear making each one unique. (It is supposed to, I don't think some reviewers read the description before buying it) I have noticed if you take a damp paper towel and wipe down the lighter scratches some of them will mostly go away; however, mine is marked up from being in my work book bag, but I think it looks great, like an old saddle.If you want one that won't mark I would suggest the original leather kindle case that has a more smooth shiny finish. I have one of the original leather ones on my Kindlefire and it is nice, but I do prefer this one on my kindle reader. The edge is thick rubber and better quality than the cheap plastic edges of my last aftermarket cover and protects the Kindle well. The metal clasp is nice quality, riveted on well, and closes nicely to the magnet and puts the kindle in sleep mode. The case has stitching around the edge binding the leather to the cloth backing and it has some kind of hard board or plastic that is in-between the leather and cloth stiffing it , it is of good quality and I am sure will last many years. Probably will out last the Paperwhite itself. I'm very happy with this purchase.5Nice coverComparing the actual case to the picture I can see why some people have been disappointed. It's not that the quality is bad, it's just that the leather finish is different than what people might expect. From the picture you might expect a cover of something like marbled leather underneath a delicate satin sheen. What you get, however, is entirely different but beautiful in it's own right. You get soft, wonderful smelling leather in a finish that looks vintage almost as soon as you remove it from the case. Yes, it shows scratches, but yes, they can be buffed out. The leather felt a little dry when I first got it, but an application of Bickmore Bick 4 helped moisten things up a bit. Further applications might be even more beneficial. My Kindle has been banging around in my backpack for a week now, and for the first time today, the leather had more scratches than I really wanted. A quick once-over with a horsehair brush brought things back under control. Frankly, however, we both know that I'm not going to keep brushing this case. After the novelty wears off, I'll just leave it alone and let it do the whole patina thing. Functionally, the cover works great. The Kindle sits in the case very securely, and it puts the Kindle to sleep and wakes it as promised. The inside of front cover feels like some kind of sturdy fabric, and it feels good and natural in the hand. I haven't noticed any hand-sweat. I like this case. It looks rugged and interesting, like a courier's satchel or something. I'm willing to accept the argument that it may strike some as a particularly masculine cover, but I think it would appeal to both sexes if they understand what they're getting. They're not getting buttery leather, they're getting earthy leather--if that makes any sense.Here are some pics.5Cool case.Really darn nice. Really darn expensive, but if you're looking to splurge, go for it. You won't regret it!Update - I was running after the bus and my kindle fell out of my jacket pocket and got run over by a car. You can see the tire tread in the photo. Still works! If that's not an encouraging review of this case, what is.5Fine leather case with ever changing patinaDo you like nice natural leather products and love holding your Paperwhite? Then this is a really well made (and expensive) case you should consider.As other reviewers mentioned, this case has a natural finish (not suede) that shows marks easily (see my photo how it shows "a to z" via a fingernail). If you're not fond of patina, take a look at the standard Amazon leather cases which have a very tough treated texture (the yellow case in some of my images). Or opt for one of the inexpensive paperwhite cases ($10 Fintie case shown in my multicase photos with a very dark brown color below the yellow case). In my opinion, the $40 Kindle leather case's leather feels the same as the obvious plastic "pleather" of the Fintie case. Just be aware that the inexpensive Fintie (other brands too?) cases don't provide as much drop protection as the Amazon Kindle branded cases (see my photo of the case interiors and edge profiles).Amazon claims this is their lightest case. On my kitchen precision scale (second measurement made in grams): Premium Leather Case: 4.8oz (135g) Amazon Kindle Leather Case: 4.9oz (140g) Fintie case: 3.1oz (87g)Lighter yes, but by a negligible amount. Fintie case is noticeably lighter with its super thin edges and minimal drop protection.Total weight with 2014 Paperwhite inserted into this premium leather case is 12.1oz (343g).I personally thought the leather on the case looked dry. After making the "a to z" mark on my case (see photo), I applied saddle soap to the top of my case. (see photo that shows the darker cover with saddle soap rubbed on it and the untreated back of the case). Notice how the "a to z" mark has almost completely disappeared. My last photo shows how the saddle soap darkens the case, making it a darker walnut brown color. While the case can still easily be scratched, 50-75% of a light scratch can be rubbed out easily and quickly with a finger now that the leather is more moisturized. If you want to experiment with saddle soap (or other leather care products), make sure you test only a small part of the case first and ensure you like the result.5Recommended with a few reservations; compared to $40 regular Amazon leather PW coverI'd been coveting this for many months and finally bought it when it was temporarily on sale for 25% off.I have owned the the regular Amazon leather Paperwhite cover Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Case - Lightest and Thinnest Protective Genuine Leather Cover with Auto Wake/Sleep for Amazon Kindle Paperwhite, Onyx Black in a couple different colors. This Deluxe paperwhite cover is much nicer. It's only slightly lighter, but the leather is MUCH better. The leather of the regular Amazon leather Paperwhite cover looks and feels cheap in comparison. The deluxe cover's leather looks and feels like real leather.On the other hand, the regular Amazon leather paperwhite cover is much cheaper (though still expensive), more durable, and comes in lots of colors. The Deluxe one only comes in brown.I'm reluctant to recommend the Deluxe cover for a couple reasons.First is the cost: It is almost never on sale, and the regular price is literally half as much as the Paperwhite itself. If you plan to keep your Paperwhite for many years, you'll get your money's worth, probably. But I like to upgrade to a new Kindle every other model, about every 3 years, and whatever money I spend on cases is usually lost when I upgrade.Second, the color and appearance of the Deluxe case are a bit different than shown here in the photos. When mine arrived and I first opened the box, I was disappointed in the color, which is darker and less vibrant than shown in Amazon's photos here. Some users have included pictures in their reviews, which is helpful.Third, as almost everyone else has said, this leather is soft and easily accumulates scuffs and scratches. Now, as a real leather product, this is to be expected, and you can keep it looking nice with the occasional application of saddle soap or leather conditioner. So I wouldn't let this deter your purchase decision.Fourth, it is only slightly lighter than Amazon's regular leather Paperwhite cover, which I think is too heavy.There are a couple other options. One is the regular Amazon leather Paperwhite cover for $40.Or you could go cheap and get a Fintie or Omoton cover, like this one (which I also own): OMOTON Kindle Paperwhite Case Cover -- The Thinnest and Lightest PU Leather Smart Cover for All-New Kindle Paperwhite (Fits All versions: 2012, 2013 and 2015 All-new 300 PPI Versions), Brown Map. The Fintie and Omoton covers (which are virtually identical to each other in every way) come in lots of colors and designs. They are MUCH lighter than the $40 Amazon leather Paperwhite cover. They are not real leather, but they look approximately as nice as the $40 Amazon leather Paperwhite cover. The only downside is they are less protective and frankly won't likely last as long as the Amazon cases.But I'd either go with the cheap options or the Deluxe. The regular isn't much nicer than the cheap options and it's much inferior to the Deluxe.4

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