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I like the fact that I don't have to tap the screen as hard as I do on my husbands. I like the glass screen.
iRulu Playbook

I've had my KlearKase for Kindle 3 for a few days now and I'm pretty close to completely satisfied. For protection I think it's great (haven't tested it, but it feels pretty solid and safe). For weight, it's good. Yes, it nearly doubles the weight of the kindle package, but that's still pretty light. For ease of using the Kindle while in the case it's excellent. All the controls are quite reachable and audio books are still quite audible, though perhaps the sound is a little blurred. I haven't tested the splashproofness, but I think I'd be confident to read in the bath with the KlearKase on.<br /><br />My gripes with it are all small things. The biggest would be that it's far more reflective than the kindle screen. Considering the non-reflectivity is a major advantage of the kindle, this is the big thing that makes me less inclined to keep the kindle in the KlearKase all the time. That said, it's see-through enough that it doesn't detract from visibility any more than reading a book through a glass window does. The other three small disadvantages are a) I think the surface might scratch quite easily, eventually resulting in a less clear viewing, b) you need a quarter (or a 10c piece if you're Australian) to be able to open the case and take the kindle out, which can be a bit tedious, and c) the silicone sections pick up dust and hairs really easily, which means I had to put in-take out-put in-take out-put in just to get the inner side of the silicone parts hair-free (I have a fluffy cat at home).<br /><br />Overall, it's like Mary Poppins - \"practically perfect in every way\" :-)
Almost perfect, but not quite

I was wondering why after less than an hour of video<br />the Kindle said the battery was low.I put the cable in<br />and again charged for over 12 hours and when I looked<br />at the device in settings the battery was only 70% of<br />a charge.I think it would charge faster through a USB<br />port on my computer.It was advertised as a quick charge<br />as the Kindle only comes with a cable so thats why I<br />bought it.I took out the USB A/C adapter that came with<br />the Kindle accessories kit and now thats one that does<br />what its supposed to do.Hope I can send it back for<br />credit as now I dont need it and seems to be defective.
Mine does'nt work