Amazon Kindle Voyage Origami Case, Citron

This is a great case. It connects magnetically and is very hard wearing. It is also made for the Voyage so it's a perfect fit. There's some comments about it not feeling secure, but it is - I take it to work everyday and the case has never disconnected. As to the origami design - it's great. You don't need to fold it out, so you can still hold it like a book, it's just that the front of the case goes up and over rather than to the side. Saying that, I've used the origami fold out several times, it's quite good when on trains and planes as you don't need to hold the Voyage to read. I'd would also say the quality is excellent - much better than alternatives. I bought a cheaper case and sent it back - it was poor in comparison. I would compare buying this case to buying an Apple case for the iPad. On the expensive side, but great fit, hard wearing with an innovation. My only slight criticism is that when holding the Voyage like a book, one of the outer edges is a bit hard - however this is due to the quality of the materials - hard wearing. I should add taking the case off is super simple as its magnetic - so no big deal. Overall, this is a great case, a bit pricey, but worth it, in my opinion.

I love it! I ummed and aahed a while before buying this because of the price but I couldn't find anything cheaper that I was happy to give the job of protecting my brand new Kindle Voyage to. Eventually, another reviewer reminded me that I'd paid a lot of money for my e-reader and I realised it wasn't worth scrimping when it came to protecting it. The fit is perfect (obviously) but it's so versatile too. You can stand it upright, stand it on its side for reading in bed, you can hold the 'fold' or you can just fold it flat. I also like that it's all magnetic - it feels very sturdy. Definitely worth the money.

Was a bit skeptical about getting this at first, 40 quid is a lot for a case, but decided to take the plunge and go for it.Pros,- Made from high quality materials both inside and out, by far the best i've come across so far, this is definitely built to last.- The cover clips magnetically to the back of the case doesn't add any extra bulk making the whole thing really nice to hold one handed.- The origami style stand is actually quite good and works really well in everyday situations, never thought id use but i do find myself using it a lot,Cons (mostly minor niggles)- Colours are just ok and there's better looking cases out there.- it adds some additional weight to the kindle probably a little more than your average case (personally i prefer it as feels better in my hand)- The kindle clips onto the case magnetically which makes it super simple to remove but not sure how we'll it would hold if it was dropped.- Not a fan of the way the cover opens. Book style would be better (but you quickly get used to it.)- You can't feel the haptic feedback from the page press buttons unless you turn the feedback vibration to its highest settingConclusion: A very good case, not worth the asking price but you can afford it id go for it, it'll stand the test of time for sure.

I was very apprehensive of spending so much on a case but I am glad I did, the case fits perfectly and although it doesn't "clip" onto the kindle the magnets hold incredibly firm, the case won't come off unless I want it to.The case is well built and will definately provide protection for the whole device and the oragami stand is really easy to use. If you don't want the stand then the screen flap will just stick to the back of the kindle (magnet magic).The case also controls the screen on and off very well, open the case the kindle turns on, close it the kindle goes to sleep.

I have been looking and waiting and wishing for this type of Kindle cover for YEARS! I searched high and low and obsessively for an origami silicone Kindle case before this case came out. I don't understand why so many people seem to want (or manufacturers think we want) bulky book-style leather cases. The beauty of the Kindle is its portability - why compromise that with a bulky case? Also, I frequently read my Kindle at a table while eating breakfast or lunch and having a stand for it is essential. The origami cases work well (I have one for an Asus tablet and love that too). It's sleek and adds very little to the bulk and weight. It is robust and seems like it will protect my new Voyage well and is really easy to flip open, closed, or use as a stand. THANK YOU, KINDLE!!! TBH, this case is one of the main reasons I decided to upgrade from my Kindle Touch to a Voyage. I am a very heavy Kindle user (I've had 5 now not counting a dud I had to return) and having a perfect case is wonderful!!

Very good product. I purchased mine through the Warehouse Deals and got one which had been sold as used, but was a return. I would recommend purchasing this way. The product was in perfect condition and was resealed and cheaper. The Voyger Paperwhite is held firm by the magnets. The stand works well, however the cover can be slightly weighty if you want to read holding it whilst lying down but it's easy to take the Voyger and pop back in again if you so wish. All in all a well designed product that works extremely well.

I do love these origami cases. They fit the devices magnetically and are dead easy to insert/remove because of this. That they stand by themselves is super whammy bonus as well of course.But does it have to be so very expensive?Work it out this way...Kindle Voyage = 170 quidVoyage case = 40 quidThats 210 quid in total, and you went for the cheap option on the case!Go for leather (55 quid) or super posh leather (80 quid) and the price goes to 225 or 250 quid respectively!An oasis including a leather case is only 270 quid!I'm sure Amazon could do better as they claim to sell the Kindles for cost (making money on content of course).