Amazon Fire 7 Tablet Case (7th Generation, 2017 Release), Charcoal Black

I was skeptical but boy am I happy! Cane in new condition. Fit great, perfect function and bonus, its really elegant looking. One of my best buys

This is dynamite for what Amazon charged me for it as a Prime member which was slightly more than thirty bucks.I bought another thirty buck, nearly identical Kindle sometime in the past. The main difference seems to be that the black on the screen is blacker than the first one I bought.This thing if either very fast of they have upgraded the programs for Kindle to make them faster.The case is also extremely nice and I will overlook the fact that it cost me very nearly the same as the Kindle itself.Even at the normal selling price of around fifty bucks, this tablet is an excellet deal. Kindles have been a real boon to me since, with my vision, the only way I can comfortably read is with white text on a black background. You may also make the book fonts extremely large but I do not need this feature since I see sharp enough. My eyes just glare out reading black text on a white background. There is also black text on sepia too though the Lord only knows why unless you're into hundred year old acid paper books. Just kidding,. Sepia is very attractive and less of a glare problem so some people might prefer it. You can also adjust the total brightness of the screen of course.Would I buy this again. Not me or, at least, not until one of the seven Kindles and my wife's Kindle give up the ghost. I would not want to seem to be into Kindles or something. Right?This does play videos nicely though the speakers are not to great for my ears at my age. But it does have Bluetooth and Bluetooth speakers are very inexpensive on Amazon if you can wade through the shere number of them for sale. I bought a little thing called a Jam Jar in the past and my wife now uses it and it greatly improves the sound for movies and audio books and text to speech.This also has a voice thingy if you go in for that kind of stuff. You can ask "Alexa" to, for example, give you the latest news and then get four newscasts in a row all trying to destroy Trump and bring down the government. Deplorable.That was a lame joke. My stepson keeps running Kindles into the ground probably because they don't cost close to a thousand bucks. As far as I can tell, at least for my prupooses, this thirty buck job does just about everything as well and as fast as his iPod or whatever he paid for to the tune of eight hundred plus bucks with his marine disability check which is seven fifty a month. Don't ask.Yes. Buy a Kindle Fire and you probably won't regret it untless you are a committed technonerd and are firmly convinced your manhood might suffer. Get Amazon Prime too for lots of movies, free shipping, and other goodies. If you shop Amazon you are a bit non cool if you don't have prime.I like the case too which is quite sturdy and quite as yellow as the Kindle I bought. They do come in a choice of colors and, when my daughter sees the purple one she will undoubtedly have to have it to show the other nurses. They are into purple for some reason. Normal males like myself go for tweety bird yellow which is so manly Hemingway would have had to have had one to find running bulls on line in Pampapalona or wherever bulls are allowed to run down public streets exhibiting much more than microaggression and a hapless populace and guys who think getting gored or stomped is way cool. Or you can buy black and just be safe like in college except no crayons come with any color..Happy Kindling.Love.

This is a great case! It allows access to all ports and camera, while not taking from the protection of the tablet itself. It feels very durable, and I think it would protect the Fire well against accidental drops, bumps and scratches. As a blind individual, touch is very important to me. This product feels well made. It feels expensive, and I'm certain looks the same. The standing feature is great, it stands well for movie viewing or apps that do better in landscape. This is a great accessory for the new Fire 7. I'm sure there will be other companies making cases for it. But this is how the folks at Amazon envisioned their device, and it is amazing! Don't be fooled in to buying a cheaper product. Amazon devices do best with amazon accessories.

It's easily the nicest case I've handled for these devices, fits perfectly, looks to be high quality. The "kick-stand" feature works in both landscape and portrait mode. The magnetic catch on the cover flap is a really nice touch, and is sufficient enough to keep the tablet secure when carrying in a large pocket on a pair of cargo pants.It certainly is deserving of a five star rating based on fit and function. This is a really nice case. I'm only deducting a star because I think it is a little pricey. You get what you pay for, for sure, but I'd much rather have spent a few dollars less on this case.Also worth noting: I've read reviews that criticize the fraying of the fabric portion of the case, and while I don't see any problem areas on the edges just yet, I do notice a potential problem area around the opening for the rear camera. I've got three of these cases now, and on each one I've taken a lighter (gently) to the frayed area on the top left of the camera opening to singe down the loose fuzz that was exposed so that it doesn't wear and develop into an unraveling in that area. Like I said, "gentle" - like you're singing those loose thread ends on a new pair of sneakers.Again, that is to be expected, and did not factor into the 4 star review. The price is my only gripe on these otherwise fantastic cases that I'm really liking. They compliment the color of the tablets nicely, too.

This case is functional and attractive, and does not interfere with the tablet's camera. The magnetic "latch" activates sleep mode when the case is closed. The Kindle Fire 7 wakes up when the case is opened, and the magnetic "latch" allows the hard cover to fold against the back and stay out of your way while reading. A fold-out flap on the cover acts as a foot or rest, allowing the tablet to stand up so you can read it on a desk or table (or the seat-back tray of an airplane seat). I like to use it that way when I am reading manuals and following instructions for tech gadgets, because I can easily flip pages, but don't have to hold the Kindle in my hand. That's a great built-in hands-free feature!