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| |  | Tablet | Home » » » Kindle Fire Genuine Leather Cover by Marware, Black | | | | | | | Description: | | Marware C.E.O. Hybrid Kindle Fire Cover The Marware C.E.O. Hybrid is a form-fitted leather folio cover that protects your Kindle Fire and stands it horizontally for hands-free reading and viewing. Stands Your Kindle Fire For hands-free reading or viewing in two angles, simply detach the two corner tabs closest to the lid and rest the edge of the Kindle Fire into one of the two grooves on the front lid. Innovative Hand Strap For convenient one-handed use of your Kindle Fire, fold the lid back, secure it in the open position with the elastic strap, and slide your hand into the hand strap on the inside of the lid. Form-fitted Leather Protection The C.E.O. Hybrid features a sleek, 100% genuine leather exterior and a soft microsuede interior that protects your Kindle Fire from scratches and mild impact. Reinforced Corner Protection The padded tabs on the C.E.O. Hybrid secure the Kindle Fire in place and provide extra protection around the corners.  Comfortable one-handed grip  Stands your Kindle Fire  Hand strap for one-handed use  Form-fitted protection
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• Certified "Made for Kindle" accessory (Kindle Fire)
• Durable, genuine leather folio lined with soft microsuede for enhanced protection against impact and scratching
• Transforms to stand the Kindle Fire in 2 angles ideal for viewing and display
• Built-in interior hand strap for improved grip and hold during usage
• Convenient, high-grade elastic strap holds the lid open or closed
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 7.8 inches | | Product Width:
| 5.04 inches | | Product Height:
| 0.9 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.38 pounds | | Package Length:
| 9.5 inches | | Package Width:
| 6.7 inches | | Package Height:
| 0.8 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.4 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 1488 reviews |
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| $29.99+ $8.69 *Shipping | Used
- Mint | | | $30.00+ $8.69 *Shipping | Used
- Good | | | $30.99+ $8.69 *Shipping | Used
- Good | | | $42.00+ $4.99 *Shipping | Used
- Mint | | | $44.95Shipping Free | Used
- Mint | | | $44.99 This item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping. | New | | | $49.95Shipping Free | Used
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| $44.99 This item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping. | New | |
| Used | |
| $29.99+ $8.69 *Shipping | Used
- Mint | | | $30.00+ $8.69 *Shipping | Used
- Good | | | $30.99+ $8.69 *Shipping | Used
- Good | | | $42.00+ $4.99 *Shipping | Used
- Mint | | | $44.95Shipping Free | Used
- Mint | | | $49.95Shipping Free | Used
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631 of 650 found the following review helpful:
 sturdy, great for watching videos,& walking while holdingNov 28, 2011
By Jenraider72
"Jen"
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R7Y6T4QCMCAKH Very glad I opted for this cover. It feels sturdy and has a few more features than some of the cheaper types of Kindle Fire covers. As you see in the video, it has the built in ability to be utilized as a stand for watching videos etc. I really like the inner strap- there are 2- one on the outside and one on the interior flap. The thicker, and tighter or more taut inside flap can be used when you are holding the Kindle in your hand, and you have the cover folded back so as to expose the screen of the device. It really makes quite a difference as opposed to just walking around and holding the kindle in your hands alone. It feels much more secure with your hand wedged in that strap. I had been using the cardboard box insert that came with the Fire , propped up, as a way to view videos before this cover arrived, and this is certainly a much better way to prop up and view the device. I suppose that the price of $44.99 is a bit high,and initially I was leaning toward the $29.99 range covers, but I think its worth it in the long run, and certainly when you see what else is being offered and negatively reviewed for just $10. - $15.00 less than this. I'm glad I waited for reviews- thanks everyone for those, by the way. I'm very happy with this purchase.
849 of 890 found the following review helpful:
 Functional and formidable, albeit pricey.Nov 15, 2011
By Andrew Butts
"College Cinephile"
It feels nice to hold, and looks sorta slick. The little grippers feel solid, I'm hoping the Fire will fill out the bit of give my 3g has in the case though. Like was said, it's not exactly nice leather, in fact I'm not entirely convinced it's real leather, but the case does have a fairly dense padding feel to it like it would absorb a good amount in a drop. Also, all the corners are covered with the hardest padding, which is important. As for the folding display feature, it's less... what's the word... mechanical, I guess, than I would hope. It's more zen and the art of bending the cover. It's rather loosely held in that position relying on the friction between the bottom of the kindle and the padding. The case is fairly rigid, even in the crease so hopefully it'll loosen up in time, but this is a far-cry from the nifty iPad magnetic cover display. This is also far from cheap, it's actually fairly expensive, then again, all of your options are. I look at it this way, is it worth $15 more dollars than the overpriced and mostly featureless pouch, yeah, probably. I mean you need to protect your investment right? It's a judgement call, with a cover, without a cover, plain jane pouch or this folding leather cover, I feel like they all leave you in about the same point of value. I mean $45 would go a long way towards replacing the fire even if it means a reduced lifetime.
Update (after receiving the fire):
1. The Kindle Fire fits very snugly, much better than my 3G, so that makes me happy. But you don't need to wrench on it by any means to get it in the case, the screen isn't in any danger, at least not in mine.
2. The hand strap is convenient and comfortable
3. At first I thought it was weird that the strap favored left handed people, then I realized that if you spin the kindle 180 degrees, it does either, power to the ambidextrous.
4. The extra weight of the fire over my 3G also proves the stand system to be better than I originally suspected. I shook the table a bit to see if the fire would slide or fall while upright, but it held in place more than well enough for any bumps or shakes a table might get under normal conditions.
5. Don't get me wrong, it's still an expensive case, but I at least feel somewhat better about it. In the absence of other alternatives, it's probably better than nothing. Ultimately, it feels protected.
6. I'd upgrade it to 3.5 STARS but I still hesitate to give it four because of the price.
Update Again (I dropped it)
The day came, I finally dropped my kindle, and of course it had to be on pavement. It landed on a corner but thankfully sustained no damage and the kindle didn't even shut off from the jarring, so I'm plenty happy with that. Also, I've been appreciating the finer details of the case more and more as of late. I think it's time about time I went four stars.
154 of 164 found the following review helpful:
better than others seem to thinkNov 17, 2011
By Kamineko
I don't know why others are saying such negative things about this product, I really think it does exactly what one might expect. It also made me feel much more secure holding my fire. For those that seemed to have trouble installing it or may have damaged it during the installation, or that couldn't figure out how to get the kindle to stand using the cases intended function, all I can assume is the ignored the directions included, which don't require you to even read. Yes, its a bit pricey, but I am happy knowing that my kindle is safer and it looks pretty smart also. I purchased the brown cover and cheaply made isn't how id describe it. Good cover, easy to use if you heed the inscructions included.
409 of 446 found the following review helpful:
Using it with Kindle Fire -- plusses and minusesNov 15, 2011
By cardplayer
I wanted a case that doubled as a stand and this fit the bill. Other option is the hard shell case which didn't appeal to me. The leather is nice enough, looks relatively elegant. The whole thing is a little thicker than I would have liked but then again so is the Fire. The Kindle snaps right in easily and is quite secure. I spent a few minutes trying to figure out how to make it into a stand (it's not obvious AT ALL) but you have to look at the picture carefully. You need to un-snap one corner of the Fire from the case and rest it on the interior cover like the picture. It's not very intuitive but it works fine. It's a bit limited in angles you can use but it will be fine I think. Overall I like the case. Not love, but like. It came very quickly -- one day shipping even though I did not pay for it.
78 of 83 found the following review helpful:
The Best Case So Far...Nov 19, 2011
By Z. W. Remington
I also bought the "Kindle Fire Lightweight MicroShell Folio Cover by Marware, Graphite". Do yourself a favor if you are on the fence between the two, and buy this one. The MicroShell is no comparison. For those that say this leather if cheap, I am not sure that they understand what quality leather is. The leather is very nice, and the construction of this case is solid. It protects well, appears well built, and in my opinion, is worth every penny.
Pros:
-Fits like a glove
-Very nice quality
-Built in handstrap is awesome, and functions well
-Corner tabs hold the Fire in tight
-Stand works (unlike the MicroShell)
Cons:
-One of the tabs partially covers the speaker, although I do not notice a huge reduction in sound volume or quality
-A very strong volatile organic compound (VOC) odor, which is likely from the manufacturing process
I will update this review after I have had it for a longer period of time, but so far it is a great product.
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