Protecting your Kindle can be stylish at the same time
The 10th-generation Kindle may be celebrating its fourth birthday this year, but if you treat it right, there’s no reason it won’t see plenty more. Out of the box, it’s robust enough to take the odd tumble, but if you’re someone who takes books with you everywhere you go, you’ll want a quality case to ensure it’s always protected.
This selection of the best Amazon Kindle cases has something for everyone, from understated to eye-catching, with plenty of options that won’t break the bank. Whether you bought your Kindle to buy books directly from Amazon or to send yourself interesting articles for offline reading, these cases should give you additional peace of mind. Plus, if you want to level up your reading experience further, there are some great Kindle accessories out there as well.
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Source: Chineestyle
Chineestyle Diamond Case For Kindle
Best overall
If you still want your Kindle to look like a Kindle, a TPU bumper case is what you need. While the Chineestyle Diamond bumper case doesn’t have a front cover, it does have a raised lip on the front to prevent any scratches or dings from happening when you lay it face down. TPU is notoriously grippy, so there are fewer worries about dropping your Kindle, but it still offers some decent drop protection as extra insurance.
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Source: Amazon
Amazon Kindle Fabric Cover
Premium pick
While the Amazon fabric Kindle case may have a limited color selection and feature set, if you’re the type who prefers first-party accessories, this is your case. The features are more or less limited to a sturdy polycarbonate frame, magnetic closure, and auto sleep and wake support. As far as the styling goes, the colors are vibrant, and printed designs are available if solid-colored fabrics aren’t your jam.
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Source: Ayotu
Ayotu Case For Kindle
Best value
If all you need from a case are the essentials, the Ayotu case has you (and your Kindle) covered. Affordable as it may be, the case includes features like a magnetic closure and auto sleep and wake, but not much more. Available in a wide selection of solid-colored fabrics, finding one — or even multiple — you can live with is easy, given the low price point.
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Source: Mission Cables
Mission Cables Case For Kindle
A simple design
$10 $15 Save
$5This Made for Amazon case from Mission Cables is an excellent back cover for your Kindle. It uses soft plastic to protect the e-reader from dents, scuff marks, and other blemishes. You also get a precise cutout for the charging port and a responsive button. The company even includes a glass screen protector to keep the e-ink screen safe.
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Source: MoKo
Moko Protective Shell Case for Kindle
The MoKo protective shell case has very few frills. But with auto sleep and wake, a hard plastic frame, and a lightweight yet sturdy cover, it’s focused on keeping your Kindle in great condition without adding much girth or weight. With a soft liner and raised corners, your e-ink display is sure to look as crystal-clear as the day you unboxed it.
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Source: TNP
TNP Case For Kindle
Available in many designs and colors, the TNP case for the 10th-gen Kindle has a folio-style form factor. So it offers your e-reader nearly 360-degree protection. In terms of the case material, the company has used PU leather, polycarbonate, and microfiber. As a result, it has a slim design and an elegant look. Moreover, it supports smart wake and sleep functionality like other folio-style cases.
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Source: ACdream
ACdream Folio Smart Case For Kindle
If you want to keep your notebook with your Kindle or need pockets everywhere, the ACdream folio case is your best option due to its added storage. It may not have a form-fitting snap-in polycarbonate case design, but it still supports the Kindle’s magnetic auto wake and sleep. The case has the looks too, offering many fun hues.
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Source: Govtva
GOVTVA Case for Kindle
$23 $40 Save
$17The GOVTVA case for Kindle has magnetic sleep and wake, a kickstand, and two straps to make single-handed reading super easy. It comes in a few art prints and black if you’re the stealthy and understated type, but the misty landscape options are truly showstoppers. While plenty of cases are form-fitting, firmly snapping onto the corners to hold your Kindle, the GOVTVA case uses a pocket with a flap closure to secure your e-reader.
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Source: Me and Young
Younge Me Ultra Slim silicone case For Kindle
It’s hard to beat a silicone slip-case when it comes to convenience and cost. The Young Me slim silicone case may not have creature comforts like magnetic sleep and wake or a kickstand, but it’s a great way to add extra grip to your Kindle. Though it doesn’t scream “fashion accessory, it is available in enough shades that it’ll please most tastes.
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Source: Ayotu
Ayotu PU leather case For Kindle
Ayotu’s solid-color fabric case is one of the best budget options to keep your Kindle safe, so it’s not surprising that its more premium line of printed cases is also worth your attention. With the same general design as the fabric version, this faux leather Kindle case trades the mono-color fabric for a printed cover with barely any cash increase. From famous art to fun prints, you have plenty of options.
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Source: Walnew
Walnew Sleeve
If you only need e-reader protection for when you’re traveling or a pouch to store it, this universal tablet sleeve from Walnew is excellent. It can accommodate the 2019 Kindle without issues and keep it safe. It uses microfiber lining to ensure your e-reader doesn’t get scratched, and the exterior is made from suede to feel good in the hand. Plus, the sleeve uses a magnetic closure mechanism to keep things simple and convenient.
Protecting the 2019 Kindle
For those who want their Kindle to remain recognizable, you should consider a bumper case like the Chineestyle Diamond TPU or the Young Me ultra slim silicone case. Both options are made from durable materials and provide extra grip where you need it, without adding much extra bulk. Just note that neither has magnets in the cover, which means auto-wake and sleep functionality won’t work.
If you take your Kindle with you everywhere, you may decide it should double as your purse or wallet. While this option isn’t for everyone, a pocket on the ACdream Folio case makes it possible.
Those keen on making a fashion statement with their Kindle should look to eye-catching colors or art prints. There are plenty of options here from the likes of Ayotu, GOVTVA, and MoKo with interesting designs for all tastes.
Finally, there’s nothing wrong with going first-party; nobody knows its products quite as well as Amazon. The official Amazon Fabric Cover is a solid mix of form and function, but if this does appeal you should act fast: the site won’t stock previous-generation accessories forever. But if you do miss the boat on that, the Ayotu fabric case is pretty similar and has more colors to choose from too.
Time to upgrade?
While the 10th gen Kindle is still an excellent e-reader, you may have one eye on the next model up. The 11th gen Kindle is the usual iterative update, so you may want to consider it or some of the other top e-readers.