Review: Nice keyboard, but case itself way too flimsy for me...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 13, 2013
I was very disappointed in this keyboard folio case. Be advised that the case itself is very thin, unlined, and quite flimsy. I don't feel that it offers much protection for my device. The "holder" that keeps your Kindle Fire HD in place is only on the bottom and they are slots more than secure straps. Nothing on the top to restrain or hold your device. The backing cover that folds and is supposed to hold your Fire HD upright kept falling down while I was trying to type and then the Kindle slid off as well. The keyboard is OK, definitely on the small size, but it has to be in order to match the size of the Fire HD. I require a keyboard with my tablets and devices as I want the speed and error-free typing that I can't get using the touchscreen to tediously tap out each letter with my finger or a stylus. Pairing with Bluetooth was easy and uncomplicated. The battery is said to last for a long time between charging, which is important if you use your keyboard a lot (which I do). There is not a built in level of protection as the keyboard lies flush against your Kindle screen and might scratch it -- so you'd definitely want a screen protector.In short, I wouldn't really recommend this case because of its design although it is very thin and doesn't add much weight or bulk if you like to take your Kindle Fire HD with you. I've used a Targus keyboard case with my iPad and I love it (Targus Versavu Keyboard Case for iPad 3 and iPad 4th Generation, Wi-Fi / 4G  Model 16GB, 32GB, 64GB THZ17101US  (Black)as it provides a lot more protection and versatility. Keep in mind that this case does NOT work with Kindle Fire as it has no Bluetooth capability, just the HD model.