Amazon Kindle 2 (2nd Generation) Silicone (PINK) Skin Cover Case
- Protect your Amazon Kindle 2 with the Silicone Skin Cover.
- Have a strong grip on your reader so it won’t slip out of your hands.
- Soft and flexable design for a soft feel and easy slip on and off fuction.
- 100% Customer Satisfaction w/ GizmoDorks
- Amazon Kindle 2 Not Included
Style and Protect your Amazon Kindle 2 Reader, with the Silicone Skin Cover. Go anywhere without worrying about it getting dirty or scratched. Skins are washable and reusable.
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(out of 38 reviews)
List Price: $ 18.80
Price: $ 0.01
Review by Heidi Anne Heiner for Amazon Kindle 2 (2nd Generation) Silicone (PINK) Skin Cover Case
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I prefer to read my Kindle without a cover or case, especially since it primarily resides at my bedside where I do most of my reading. However, the new Kindle 2, while sexier in appearance, is also more problematic in that the metal backing is slippery if I set it down on top of a stack of books or other surface. My Kindle has taken several nose dives off some stacks, fortunately not far and onto carpet, but my original Kindle never took a nosedive once since it was designed with a rubber back.
I went hunting for a silicone sleeve for my Kindle 2 and decided on this version hoping it would solve my problem. It’s perfect. It is clear and all of the buttons are visible through it if they are covered in silicone. The keyboard and 5-way have cutouts for easier access. I chose the pink color, but this comes in several transparent colors. It’s not distracting and it fits well, no gaps or other issues.
Best of all, my Kindle 2 doesn’t slide off surfaces anymore. I can also lean it up against a pillow for reading and it won’t budge. I’m happy even if I find all silicone sleeves–be they for the Kindle or other electronics such as iPhones–to be rather overpriced. Still, this one was priced well for the market pricing, well, it was actually less expensive than most of the others I considered.
Review by I. Musser for Amazon Kindle 2 (2nd Generation) Silicone (PINK) Skin Cover Case
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I ordered this cover on Saturday morning and received it on Monday. It was just as advertised. I love it!! The Kindle is very slippery and this cover makes it feel perfect in my hands. It gives me a firm grip and it looks pretty, too. Also, it was very easy to put on. If you would like to keep a firm grip on your Kindle, I would recommend this product.
Review by Phung Luong for Amazon Kindle 2 (2nd Generation) Silicone (PINK) Skin Cover Case
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I would not recommend this product unless you’re just going to be setting your Kindle permanently somewhere on your desk. It was difficult for me to put in and pull it out of my purse because the silicone would stick to the lining of my purse. All sorts of dirt particles will cling to this like a magnet. I guess one good use for it is that it cleans out my purse each time I pull it out.
Review by Christine for Amazon Kindle 2 (2nd Generation) Silicone (PINK) Skin Cover Case
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I love the silicone material, it is durable and I have no concern that it will last… Unfortunately, the skin covers the many function buttons on the sides of the kindle (page forward, page back, home, menu, etc…) the manufacturer has attempted to put raised words in the skin that mimic these labels…but they are barely noticable if you are struggling to look for them. I have found this feature a burden! It is easy to remember which is the forward and back button, but if you want to do anything other than the most common two buttons, it is necessary to lift the skin (stretching it) to read the words beneath it! So, the skin is manufactured well and it is doing a fine job of protecting my kindle…but it has made a VERY EASY TO USE DEVICE difficult to navigate. I plan to purchase a different case/cover.
Review by C. Speigner for Amazon Kindle 2 (2nd Generation) Silicone (PINK) Skin Cover Case
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This silicone skin appears in the on-line picture to have black lettering where the Kindle 2’s buttons are. The skin that I received didn’t have the lettering. Because the skin covers the buttons without lettering on the skin, you have to remember which button is where and what each button does without the luxury of having the button labeled. I don’t understand why the picture shows that there is lettering when there is none. Misleading…