Review: Nice case!  Review updated!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 21, 2012
I like this case quite a bit and find it to be of high quality and good design for the most part.  The Kindle Fire HD fits VERY tightly into the plastic holder on the case, so you don't have to worry about it falling out.  It was, in fact, fairly difficult to get the final corner to click in place, but that is okay, as I know that it will be secure.  The tri-fold design allows you to stand the Kindle on end or in landscape.  The plastic housing has a protrusion that slides into grooves on the third panel of the case when standing the Kindle in landscape.  This is very nice and allows you to have three different viewing angles.When folded over to hold the Kindle vertically, the case has a large, sturdy, strap to place your hand in to hold the device.  This is especially useful, as the Kindle Fire HD 8.9" is moderately heavy.  This is more useful than it sounds, so you will want to try it when you get the case... you will be pleased.You can rotate the Kindle 360 degrees so it can be in horizontal orientation with the ports on top for charging.  I originally thought that this was impossible, as the rotation was very stiff and I didn't want to break the case.  It turns out that the case just needed to be broken in a bit and now it is PERFECTION!HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!FOR FULL DISCLOSURE, HERE IS MY ORIGINAL PROBLEM WITH THE CASE:The only complaint I have is the lack of a cutout for the power adapter to be placed at the top of the device.  Including a cutout at the top would have allowed the Kindle to be inserted into the case with the USB and HDMI ports facing up, allowing you to charge the Kindle or have it connected to an external display while standing horizontally if the Kindle was put in with the ports up.  As it stands, you cannot have the power plugged in and have the Kindle standing horizontally at the same time.Beyond that concern, this is an excellent case and is highly recommended.