E NET-CASE Case for Kindle Scribe 10.2 inch 2024 & 2022 Released, Multi-Viewing 360 Degree Rotating Cover with Stand, Auto Sleep/Wake with Pen Holder, (Black)

This case is very nice and provides a professional folio look and feel, and I bought it specifically to take notes at work. This c case provides 360 degree protection and very well madeI received my Kindle a day ahead of this case, and quickly found that the magnet pen was awkward to transport just being magnetically attached to the side of my Kindle. I quickly put my Kindle in this case the same day it arrived.This case has a cradled slot that makes your pen completely secure while maintaining its magnetic attachment to your Kindle, so no risk of losing it or falling off and is easy to take out.I don't think I will ever use the 360 rotating ability, but nice it's there I guess.Overall very pleased and makes holding the kindle to read is much easier to hanle.It does add weight, but it's not a problem for me.

This is a fantastic case for the scribe. Brilliant practical design, sleek professional appearance, offers exceptional durability, and it has perfect pen storage with ease of accessibility. (My favorite feature when using this case is that pen storage. Take some notes and place the pen back…it instills a sense of executive prowess as if you just wrote some CEO level edicts)There are no faults. The elastic band that is used to secure the closure of the case is of great quality and fitting. The stand functions are superb for reading and writing.I truly love this case…I wish I had more devices that needed this case just so that I could buy more of them.High praises to the design team who constructed this case. Thank you for taking the time to do it right.

It fits my kindle scribe perfectly ! Sturdy , a place for my pencil and it looks nice .

Weak magnet which compensates by having strap, no holder for pen tips which is a minus, but it can rotate 360 ° which is a huge plus, very sturdy and nice cover overall

Nice quality. Easy to install and use.Overall a good value to protect your tablet.

Once you can prop your book up easily in any direction you’ll enjoy your Scribe so much more.It’s heavy because it’s high quality but I don’t mind this. This cover made the Scribe so much nicer and easier to read.Plus it’s beautiful. Someone noticed my cover and said that it looked like real leather and that it looked expensive. I wasn’t wanting to call attention to it so I said it was a cheap fake cover. Then another person commented on it looking expensive.So be aware that it does look high quality and it’s impossible to play it down. I got nervous a couple of people were looking at it like I had a very expensive leather bound IPad or something. I love to take mine everywhere but this is giving me pause as far as where I take it out.

It is very nicely made with protection for the Scribe and the pencil. The other cases I tried were very nice, but the pencil was exposed. The pencil is fully enclosed in the case when you close it.

This is a nicely designed case for the Kindle Scribe. It is substantive, which some have complained makes their device too heavy, but I actually like the extra heft. The extra padding, I think, provides superb protection for the device, especially the screen. The pen holder is nice also, as it allows the pen to magnetically attach to the device but adds extra support in the form of a sort of cradle so it won't fall off or get knocked off. It's also very easy to remove the pen.It takes all of 15 seconds to figure out how to use the different positions of the stand and there is an instruction card included it case some might find it a little difficult. The Scribe snaps into the case easily and is held adequately. The ability to rotate the device is a nice touch but not a game changer.Here's what I don't like:There is a cutout for the charging port, but not for the power/wake button or the charging indicator light. It also lacks a place to store extra pen tips, but the case this one replaced had a small container for that purpose and it happens to fit in the space below the pen cradle. Finally, the manufacturer decided to forego magnets to keep the case closed (or they are very weak if they exist at all) and instead they have an elastic strap neither mentioned in the description nor shown in any of the photos, to keep it closed. I can see this strap losing elasticity over time. I wouldn't consider any of these critical but at this price, omitting them shows a laziness in the design that reduces the overall value and makes it overpriced.Still, those cons are minor enough that I'll keep the case, but important enough that I can't recommend it.