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Question: Will it work for a kindle that is in a (not so, light leather) case?
Document: The size of this is nice. The angle is nice. The problem is the little leather &#34;lip&#34; that props up the ipad/ kindle is just not tall enough to hold the thing up. It slides off. I cut up an old I touch case and glued a little lip of my own to it to fix it. Now it holds my iPad and kindle, in the case or w/out the case.
This did not work well for my Kindle Fire HD that I have in a case. With its case, there just wasn't enough grip to keep the Kindle on the pillow. If you don't have your Kindle in a case, it may work, but it's quite small.
I bought this Ipevo padpillow Light;  it says it is for the 7: tablets. well i use it for both 7&#34; the 9.8&#34; kindle fire,and I don;t have to take the protective outer case off the tablet. Fits on it just fine either way too; which is a plus since i can leave the protective case on both my Kindle Fire HD's . its not heavy and supports it really well.
If you have a case, it may or may not catch on the leather "stopper".There is nothing wrong with this product and it is somewhat cute the way the magnets snap and hold it the folded position. Be aware that there are cases which not only protect your iPad, but also allow you stand it up at various angle in either orientation.
This is a lightweight foam pillow. The triangular wedge part can bend allowing some magnets to connect, making for a more-upright stand, or you can unfold it and have more of a typing base.I didn't think the small leather tab would be enough to hold an iPad, but it works fine. Even in the Apple smart case.There are only two small issues.
The padding is plush and makes the stand very light. There's a small flap of leather on the long flat surface where the edge of the iPad digs in to keep it from slipping. It's deceptively small but it won't let the iPad slip out. I do wonder, however, if those who have this cases on their iPads might have a harder time with this little flap holding the iPad than my bare iPad.Fold up the triangular area and it attaches with two hidden round magnets on each part.
I keep trying to find the ultimate holder for my iPad. I've found several that I like and that work well, but almost all require me to remove the iPad from its case. Not a difficult task by any means, but awkward enough that I generally don't bother.
This may work for travel cause it's portable and light weight.
I had high hopes for this and when I received it I was disappointed. It's very basic, works better with my I-pad outside of the case I keep it in and less falling over in the horizontal position, because it's very light weight. The magnets are pretty weak for holding it together int he rolled position. It says the color is gray and it's more like a murky brown canvas.
I use this for my Nexus and for my Kindle. Because you can adjust the way it stands, you can easily adapt it for different size tablets. And it is comfortable on your lap. The plastic case is a bonus.
Answer: I think so. I have a heavy case for mine & it's not a problem