Kindle Cases

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KindleCases.net is for the person that wants to stand out from the crowd. My guess is that you own a Kindle… this site all about ways to make the Kindle your own.

Why be another brick in the wall? Millions of others have a Kindle but, just like your clothes, the case you choose makes a statement about you.

This website (Kindlecases.net) is about some of the “statements” you can make. You’ll find pix and descriptions for the best Kindle cases available. Plus many of them won’t cost you a dime; we’ve even set up a Do-It-Yourself section to give you ideas.

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Outside of the DIY section, we’ve split the website into the following sections:

To help you find the right information quickly we have split the into the following categories.

Book & Journal Kindle Cases

The book/journal Kindle case has a more traditional feel, without losing the perks. Imagine carrying 1,500 books onto the plane within a single book cover and you have an idea what this kind of case is all about. Expect to spent anywhere from $40 (M-Edge) to $50+ (Cole Hann) for one of your own.

Protective Cases

The protective case is like tank armor; great for keeping your Kindle in working order but not so great if you want to win a style award. The material is the same as that used in wet suits, and design/color options are sparse. Belkin, the biggest manufacturer, sells them at $25 or less.

Gel Skins

Gel skins give wide variety in color and design, including custom designing for the creative-types. Plus, they feel cool and do a good job of protecting the Kindle against scratching and minor bumps.

Hand Crafted

Handmade cases add a pinch of character to the Kindle. Craftsmanship is in short order these days, so dressing your device in a hand crafted case sets you apart from the crowd. You can usually nab one from either etsy.com or from Oberon.

Sleeves and Soft Cases

You can help your Kindle float on cloud 9 with a sleeve or soft case. They protect your investment, while being more aesthetically agreeable than the standard protective case. If you’re on-the-go and like to bring the Kindle in tow, a sleeve/soft case is a must have item.

Do it yourself cases

For those that are analogs stuck in a digital world, you can add some soul to your Kindle by going the DIY route. This section showcases the most off-the-wall designs you can find anywhere on the Net. Feel free to “borrow” the designs as they are or use them as soil to sprout your own ideas.

Now What?

Take some time sinking into the various sections by clicking on the links above. There is a case for every taste, and you’ll find it on this website.

If you have ideas on how to make this website better, we would love to hear from you. Feel free to reach out to us via the contact us page here.