How to Make the World's Easiest Kindle Case(chrishugh.blogspot.com)
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How to Make the World's Easiest Kindle Case
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Nice work.
I have the official case from Amazon, the smell of leather is really nice and the case feels good to hold.
Might be a bit of a rip off for £30, but it's definitely worth it if you're thinking of buying a case
I have the official case from Amazon, the smell of leather is really nice and the case feels good to hold.
Might be a bit of a rip off for £30, but it's definitely worth it if you're thinking of buying a case
Even easier is Marco Arment's suggestion of using a standard 6x10 bubble envelope.
http://www.marco.org/1131994352
http://www.marco.org/1131994352
Came here to say the Uk version of that: an A5 padded envelope from the post office. It's not that durable, lasting about a month the way that I throw it in my backpack, but it costs under £1.
I use one of those, inside a stiff cardboard envelope as is used for mailing things that shouldn't be bent, like photos.
That's a pretty cool hack. I must mention, though, that the Amazon branded Kindle case also has the property of not covering the front of the kindle (for a lot more dough).
Looks quite nice and inexpensive and useful, but not sure I would call it "easy".
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This is cheap, but probably not the world's cheapest. So the title should probably be "an inexpensive Kindle case that will take an hour and a half of your time to make (including finding all the parts) and will be half-decent". I guess that's not as catchy. Sigh.