Will this securely hold a Kindle Paperwhite in its Amazon leather cover at adjustable angle on lap or in bed without e-reader slip-sliding?
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I bought the Prop 'n Go to hold my Kindle 3 in its cover. It did not slip or slide off in my experience. I used it almost 1 year with my Kindle in its cover before buying an iPad. In fact, I've since bought a second Prop'n Go, but I've been using it with an iPad.
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I prop up my 6" kindle everyday while i ride. It is quite secure. I haven't tried anything larger.
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I have a Kindle Fire HD 8.9" and although I hate the prone position (unless you're sniping, loving or sleeping!), it works fine. the Lap Log can be molded into just about any position. Since you have a 7" Kindle, the regular (1/2") insert might be a better choice for you, rather than the wide (1") insert.
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While I have not tried placing a Kindle Fire in the holder ... the four corners all have "screwable" clips or corner pieces that can be loosened and tightened as desired.
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I am not sure but I have a large kindle with an ottor box case (about 6 3/4" x 9 1/2" weight about 1 lb) and it holds it just fine. The springs on the ram mount are very strong and it will hold a device about 8" by 10".
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I have the kindle keyboard and it will hold it. Paperbacks pose a problem because they won't stay open but I use my kindle and hardback books without problems.
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It will, but it is a little large. The "Wedge" works better for the kindle in my opinion.
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Actually... I found the stand highly variable. The upright angle is good for reading at a desk or table. I read a lot in bed and the stand works sideways (or horizontally) as well. The best thing about the stand (other than the reasonable price) is that it is a good transition to the touchscreen Kindle Paperwhite from the manual/keyboard version. I wish they had a combination of the bright screen AND a manual option.
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Hi Theia, I use it with the iPad Air, in a hard case. Plenty of room. I believe it will hold your Kindle. Solid, but, it is somewhat wobbly reading in bed reclining, the Air, on my chest. Maybe , I haven't found the correct position yet. I still think , one of those , "breakfast in bed tables" would be best. You know , those short legged tables, around 24 to 30 inches long, that fit over your person. I could serve you breakfast in bed, to test it out. Of course, a strictly platonic test. Good Luck G Voss , Simi Valley , Ca.
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It certainly does (I also love it for a kindle or tablet). Keep in mind, it doesn't "hold" it, your book leans on it. But, all I have ever had to do, for large heavier books, is rest my hand on it, near the center and on the bottom, to hold pages open. Smaller books and paperbacks can have the pages "tucked" into the lip at the bottom and pretty much be hands-free.
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The surface has a bit of a rubbery texture to it and it does hold my laptop in place. Sliding should not be an issue.
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I just bought one and it does well with the basic Kindle e-reader. I clipped it on and it held secure. The neck easily adjusts to avoid glare. I wanted to try this route as opposed to getting a Paperwhite Kindle. I am a new user of e-books and wasn't sure if I would read enough in dim light to justify the additional cost of a more expensive model. I bought my light at Bed, Bath and Beyond for 9.99 and the clerk said that they sell a lot and there haven't been any returns or complaints. I am just wondering about how frequently the AAA batteries would have to be replaced. I am waiting for an answer about this aspect. I just bought one and it does well with the basic Kindle e-reader. I clipped it on and it held secure. The neck easily adjusts to avoid glare. I wanted to try this route as opposed to getting a Paperwhite Kindle. I am a new user of e-books and wasn't sure if I would read enough in dim light to justify the additional cost of a more expensive model. I bought my light at Bed, Bath and Beyond for 9.99 and the clerk said that they sell a lot and there haven't been any returns or complaints. I am just wondering about how frequently the AAA batteries would have to be replaced. I am waiting for an... » Read More I just bought one and it does well with the basic Kindle e-reader. I clipped it on and it held secure. The neck easily adjusts to avoid glare. I wanted to try this route as opposed to getting a Paperwhite Kindle. I am a new user of e-books and wasn't sure if I would read enough in dim light to justify the additional cost of a more expensive model. I bought my light at Bed, Bath and Beyond for 9.99 and the clerk said that they sell a lot and there haven't been any returns or complaints. I am just wondering about how frequently the AAA batteries would have to be replaced. I am waiting for an answer about this aspect. « Show Less
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No, it will not fit the Kindle in its leather cover, not even close. I ordered it for just this purpose, received it today and am already returning it. The previous answer on this question is incorrect. I intended to use it for reading my Kindle while using my desk treadmill, but unfortunately will have to find something else. Whether you have the cover on your Kindle folded to the back, or just open to the side, the slot at the bottom of this stand is way too narrow. Too bad, because it is very compact and well built, and would easily store away when not in use. It appears that it will not hold anything thicker than a cell phone that is not inside a case. No, it will not fit the Kindle in its leather cover, not even close. I ordered it for just this purpose, received it today and am already returning it. The previous answer on this question is incorrect. I intended to use it for reading my Kindle while using my desk treadmill, but unfortunately will have to find something else. Whether you have the cover on your Kindle folded to the back, or just open to the side, the slot at the bottom of this stand is way too narrow. Too bad, because it is very compact and well built, and would easily store away when not in use. It appears that it will not... » Read More No, it will not fit the Kindle in its leather cover, not even close. I ordered it for just this purpose, received it today and am already returning it. The previous answer on this question is incorrect. I intended to use it for reading my Kindle while using my desk treadmill, but unfortunately will have to find something else. Whether you have the cover on your Kindle folded to the back, or just open to the side, the slot at the bottom of this stand is way too narrow. Too bad, because it is very compact and well built, and would easily store away when not in use. It appears that it will not hold anything thicker than a cell phone that is not inside a case. « Show Less
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Hi. The arm adjusts up and down very easily. I use it for both for my bed and while on a chair in the living room. I have a iPad, but it will work with any ereader. When I purchased it, I could not believe it that is was only small elactics holding the reader, but they work great. I would recommend extra straps, once they after they stretch a bit. I have this holder at my winter home and I am purchasing a second one for my summer home I love it so much.
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Yes, there's no problem about that. It sticks to the hand pretty good and doesn't slip. You can grab it with whole wide hand for a firm grip or only with your fingers supporting the back and it's still comfortable to read without worrying that the Kindle will slip out.
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Yes. I frequently store my kindle in it while it's charging. There is a good depth to it and plenty of clearance in the back. Just be careful when folding it away that your cords don't get caught in the folding mechanism.
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Yes, and very well, too. This is what I use to hold my kindle fire when I read. I've even used it to help hold some of the big hardbacks I read, too. I'm very pleased with mine now.