My kindle's on-off button is on the back on the bottum slant. Will this cover allow me to reach it without removing the cover?
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Yes you can, no problem. BUT when I open a book the front cover goes to my left. Not so with this cover IF you want the Kindle to not open up-side-down. Leave it on auto rotate and all is well after the Kindle is fired up. No biggie, just an obvious over sight that surprised me.
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I actually got the wrong case for the kindle I have. The Snugg is a really nice case, but I do have to take mine out of it to turn it on.
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I have a Snugg cover for my Kindle Fire. I'm not sure what you mean the on-off button is on the "bottom slant". My on-off button is on the top when holding vertically and on the left when horizontal. When placed in the cover (horizontal) there is an opening on the cover which allows you to turn on and off with out removing the cover. Its a nice cover, but my only complaint is that you need to open the cover (not remove) to attach the charging cable. I cut a small hole in the cover to allow attaching the charging cable without opening the cover. I complained previously to Amazon about this design. Hope this helps. I have a Snugg cover for my Kindle Fire. I'm not sure what you mean the on-off button is on the "bottom slant". My on-off button is on the top when holding vertically and on the left when horizontal. When placed in the cover (horizontal) there is an opening on the cover which allows you to turn on and off with out removing the cover. Its a nice cover, but my only complaint is that you need to open the cover (not remove) to attach the charging cable. I cut a small hole in the cover to allow attaching the charging cable without opening the cover. I complained previously to Amazon... » Read More I have a Snugg cover for my Kindle Fire. I'm not sure what you mean the on-off button is on the "bottom slant". My on-off button is on the top when holding vertically and on the left when horizontal. When placed in the cover (horizontal) there is an opening on the cover which allows you to turn on and off with out removing the cover. Its a nice cover, but my only complaint is that you need to open the cover (not remove) to attach the charging cable. I cut a small hole in the cover to allow attaching the charging cable without opening the cover. I complained previously to Amazon about this design. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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No, it does not automatically turn Kindle off and on. I love my Roo and have purchased another for a friend. Its soft and is easy to hold and protect my Kindle. Good luck.
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Angela,I suggest you get the measurements of a standard iPad and then match those against the Kindle. If they're not the same, the answer is NO. It's setup specifically for the iPad so that you can access, sound, on/off and the round button at the bottom or to the right of the screen (in the view to the left.
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I have the regular Kindle that doesn't have the magnetic on/off switch, but since the case has a magnetic clasp the Paperwhite should turn off and on automatically with this cover.
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Ryan, you will have to remove the cover. My wife tried it with the cover and broke something.
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I am an adult and I had the same problem that this case makes it difficult to use the on an off button. I would say your idea of removing the areas of the case covering those buttons might work. But, I have not tried this solution.
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I cannot say for certain, but I believe it is magnetic, that is, the kindle senses the magnetic field of the cover (you will notice that the cover has a "magnetic" clasp). When I open the cover, the kindle screen comes up that requires a swipe to access the passcode entry to unlock the kindle (if you use that feature). If your kindle does not work that way and there is an obvious magnetic clasping feature to your cover then there may actually be an issue with your kindle - I cannot say for sure. You may want to contact amazon directly to resolve that issue. Hope this helps.
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It seems to stay closed very well. I was surprised to discover, however, that the Kindle, even when shut off, goes on automatically when the cover opens. Mine is new so I don't know, yet, if that requires more frequent charging.
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No at first glance. Then it turns out this cover is effectively backwards compared to most of them and turning the Kindle around 180 degrees fixed the problem. But for all intents and purposes, this is a Kindle case for the left-handed.
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I often read in bed and the cover can be open to any angle. The Kindle can be held in one hand without any issues.It would have been nice to include a slot on the front or back for a business card in case the Kindle is misplaced. It might also have been usefulto include a small attachment point for a strap.However the cover is light and unobtrusive. The feature of turning the Kindle on is good, although sometimes you need to open and close the cover a few times before it works. I'd say it works on the first try 90% of the time and needs a few additional tries about 10% of the time. I often read in bed and the cover can be open to any angle. The Kindle can be held in one hand without any issues.It would have been nice to include a slot on the front or back for a business card in case the Kindle is misplaced. It might also have been usefulto include a small attachment point for a strap.However the cover is light and unobtrusive. The feature of turning the Kindle on is good, although sometimes you need to open and close the cover a few times before it works. I'd say it works on the first try 90% of the time and needs a few additional tries... » Read More I often read in bed and the cover can be open to any angle. The Kindle can be held in one hand without any issues.It would have been nice to include a slot on the front or back for a business card in case the Kindle is misplaced. It might also have been usefulto include a small attachment point for a strap.However the cover is light and unobtrusive. The feature of turning the Kindle on is good, although sometimes you need to open and close the cover a few times before it works. I'd say it works on the first try 90% of the time and needs a few additional tries about 10% of the time. « Show Less
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Yes the off/on switch is covered but it makes no difference at all. It really is a great protection system for my Kindle. Going on 3 yrs no problems or issues.
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It has a fixed slight angle and no moving parts. So your Kindle would be pretty much faced up to the ceiling. I use a Kindle cover that folds into a "A" shape to hold it up- and it will angle your kindle on a surface like this. (I got that inexpensive and matching on Amazon.) So using those 2 things together, you could sit it on your lap without holding it up or anything.
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I do not remove it from the case. I actually need it to be in the case to get my Kindle Fire to semi stay in it properly. I have to fold the front cover back and make sure it is lined up to create a small arch in the case to fit in the pillow semi-properly
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Yes, the cover has a magnetic (not visible) closure. If you have not completely turned the power off, the kindle will turn on as you open the cover and will turn off (to sleep mode) when you close it.
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My Kindle Fire's power button is on the bottom of the devise. This case does not have access to the back of the Kindle Fire that I have. It does have an opening at the bottom.
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I wasn't sure about what generation my Kindle HD was. It was purchased in 2013. The on/off switch is on the long side of the rectangle and this case has a slot for the switch.
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The case is closed with a magnetic style devise. When opens the kindle will turn on once the magnetic attachment leaves the closed position.