KuRoKo Slimshell Case for Kindle Scribe 10.2” 2022 Released, Origami Standing Lightweight PU Leather Stand Smart Cover with Pen Holder for Kindle Scribe 10.2 inch-Constellation

I have a strong affinity for anything Van Gogh, so when looking for a case for my Kindle Scribe, I wanted one with Starry Night that had a cover I would be able to fold over to have it stand upright.I love this case! It's sturdy, light, pretty and serves its purpose.My only complaint is that when I ordered it, I chose the option to have it put in an Amazon box instead of just showing what it was. That did not happen. It was simply covered in plastic wrap and labeled. I was disappointed by that the most. Thankfully it arrived undamaged, but just as easily could have been damaged, opened easily or anything else.

I am so happy I saw this Scribe cover. The one I got when I purchased my Scribe opened up and over the top, with the pencil at the bottom. It's a horrible design and the tablet just sits in it loosely. It fell out on more than one occasion and it's amazing the tablet wasn't damaged. This one is a much better design. The tablet sits firmly into it and the pencil has a slot at the right. I love it! Also, one of my biggest complaints about the Scribe has been that anytime my fingers hit the edges of the screen, it would jump a page or more, forward or backward. It was very frustrating. It's not doing that now with this new case. Highly recommended.

Pros: Decent price. Beautiful color. Opens/closes with no issues.Cons: I haven't even had the cover for a week and I noticed several spots where the it's scuffed and flaking off. Now that I've decorated it with stickers, any other damage won't be so noticable. Also, it took a few minutes to figure out how to stand it up vertically and even then, it's not that sturdy (ok for reading, hard to write without it falling over).

I see a lot of negative reviews because of the cutouts being in the wrong place. They actually are not in the wrong place! The small one next to the charger cutout is for the charge indicator light. There's no cutout for the power button because it automatically wakes up when you open it, which defeats the purpose of having to press the power button. Anyhow, I looked for a long time for a well priced, good quality cover for my Scribe and I'm so glad I didn't let the reviews deter me this one! It's well made, sturdy, it looks sleek, no cheap logos plastered across the front it's wipeable/easy to clean, and I love the different ways you can prop your Scribe up. There's a perfect spot for your pen and it's easy to get in and out. It doesn't feel like you're going to bust your pen shoving it in there like my last case. Take a chance on this! You'll be glad you did, especially because it's like half the price of most other Scribe cases. It's a great one!

The case was easy to put on the Kindle and protects it well. The slot for the pen holds it securely and is still easy to get the pen out to use. The cover protects the Kindle well, and the cover is easy to fold to the back while reading.

I bought this a little bit more than two months ago. As far as cases go, it was OK. Nothing fancy, but it did the job. And then the plastic holding the magnetic clips for the cover broke, the magnet fell out and got lost, and now the case is not useful to me. Honestly, I think it’s better to buy the Amazon case, which is more expensive but at least is sturdier.

This is just what I wanted. It's easy to hold (and I'm a lefty) and write with. The pen is secure and the tablet is protected. Handy the way it turns on the tablet when you open the cover. Personally I like the library design. It's a nice cover for a very reasonable price.

Nice thin case. It does not add a lot of bulk or weight to my scribe. Excellent quality/value

I am overall pleased with the case and prefer it to the more expensive Amazon case.There are some reviewers in the US site complaining about one of the cutouts being in the wrong place. I think they misunderstood the reason for the cutout. It is not to access the power button when the cover is closed (quite a silly thing to do in the first place) but rather to show the charging status light (this makes more sense as you would normally close the cover when charging). When the cover is open you have complete access to the power button as most of the left side is exposedLikesSlimProtectiveSlot for pencil (really like this)Opens like a book rather than a notepadDislikesThe two metal plates used to attach to the magnets on the right hand of the case look a bit ugly (wish they had put some light material to cover it)The origami design to hold it in portrait mode is steady but the base is not flush on the surface on the left side (very trivial).