Review: Best quality material/contstructions - but otherwise pretty basic for price
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 21, 2014
This is my 3rd favorite case, but by far the one I love best from an aesthetic standpoint.  It's clever and beautiful and looks like it is made to last forever.  If all I did with my kindle was consume entertainment (videos, Pandora radio, etc.), this is where my HDX would live.As it happens, I'm a little rougher on my kindle than that, so it lives in anOtterBox Defender Standing Case for Kindle Fire HDX 7", Greenmost of the time.  When I expect to be doing a bit more typing/emailing, etc., whether I'm out and about or just away from my desktop PC, I use an excellentBelkin QODE Portable Bluetooth Keyboard Case for the All New Kindle Fire HD 7" & HDX 7" (fits both devices).I originally ordered the wrong case (for the still-in-production 7" HD vs. HDX), but I can tell you that the HD case will fit fine on the HDX in a pinch.  There's a bit of horizontal "play" with the HDX being a bit narrower, but it still feels pretty secure.  The biggest nuisance is the very slightly different position of the power button, such that you have to partially pop the HDX out to power on or off.  I suspect that the older HD, however, would not fit into the HDX case at all.The "sleep" feature is nice and I have not experienced the problem with inadvertent "sleeping" of the kindle when the cover is folded back.  Whether it's just the matter of the odd faulty units or whether there has been an interim design improvement, I can't say.If the case closed a bit more securely and had something to counteract the "floppiness" of the cover when being used as an in-hand reader, it might well be my default case, because it is so lightweight and handsome, and I think it would hold up well to heavy use.  I'll definitely take note if a 2.0 version of the Origami is released.