How do I measure the screen to know this is the right case?
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I'm sorry, i didn't measure, i went by the type, 'HD', 'original' and so on. Mine fit as perfectly as possible.
1942769
Measuring the case won't help. You need to verify that the case is made for your model of Kindle. Even if it "fits" that doesn't mean the holes / cut outs for accessories and controls will line up. I've already come up against that problem with another case that was given to me as a gift.
1942770
I didn't measure either I made sure all the speakers volume recharge connection and on off switch are all in the right place because there are 2 types of Kindle Fire HD but when you read the blurb on the case it will tell you not for previous generations so you would go for one of the older cases...hope this helps this is a good sturdy cover Patsy
1972330
Yes, there is a thin plastic over the part where your screen will be. Still be responsive.
1366742
Hi, my suggestion is to get a ruler, which I did and checked online the dimensions of what I had purchased to put inside this case. The second part to your question I can not answer because that is a sellers responsibility to provide that information.
89030
I would have to measure it to know for sure but its a big screen. Other than the initial issues we had with it it seems to work well...
2226995
I believe that's the length of the case. You can find exact dimensions on the Elite Screens website.
520619
The screen is 14" diagonally or 12.25" wide and 7" tall. The case is 15.5" diagonally or 13.25" wide, 8.5" tall, and 0.25" thick. Looks just like the screen of a laptop. VERY COOL! Works great.
652285
I am editing this answer... I don't think this is a match - when I google your part number I get some screens that are different... But stay optimistic, because you can't believe anything on the web, you know? I checked for a few corresonding pictures, they look just different enough to me. Your screen looks expensive in some places. Maybe contact this merchant on Amazon to see if they have a screen for you, or could get one. The screen was a great price and worked perfectly.
1381829
the best thing to do is measure your area and compare it to the measurements of the screen. it should fit fine but it better to check the measurements.
2017164
Evidently not if it's fit for mine was any indication! I had to trim it for it to fit the screen outer dimensions.
1591954
Sorry, I'm not going to be much help. Have you measured the diagonal of the screen? That's the measurement you need. This is not a CCFL screen, per the description, but has conversion cable. So if the screen is a CCFL and not LCD/LED then you can be in trouble. Here are some tips. Refer to the documentation or owner's manual which came with your laptop (it may be online, too).Find the screen-manufacturer's part number on the back of your screen, and then search the internet using that part number. Good luck.
864227
not sure but being its actually "on" the screen itself, I don't think case brand is going to matter.
1988710
It does not look like it will as they bumped the screen size diagonally another 1/2 inch. Best wishes with finding a good case.
474333
If you give me the width with the case you have, I can measure it and tell you.
1589618
the screen panel that I have only fits onto one side. hope this answers your question.
1504666
I rechecked the measurements on my case, and in my opinion, your laptop should fit.
705348
The OUTSIDE width of the case is 6" and 1/8". The INSIDE is about 6". Measure the width of your case. 8 inch means diagnal screen measurment. The length of inside of the case is about 8 inches. I just measured mine. Im using a 7 inch nexus.
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I would say barely fits if you want to be nice; the picture number "4" shows how it actually fits a 7" 2797. The sides are actually on the front of the 2797 and right at the edge of the screen.The other pictures in the ad show what I assume to be 5" screens where it goes around the outside and you have the full screen. Also be very careful when you put it on; use two hands to hold the prongs back. I tried to engage all four prongs by tilting and then pushing down and one of the popped off; they are really thin and weak. Once it is actually on it should be OK but I'm a little skeptical about long term use. I would say barely fits if you want to be nice; the picture number "4" shows how it actually fits a 7" 2797. The sides are actually on the front of the 2797 and right at the edge of the screen.The other pictures in the ad show what I assume to be 5" screens where it goes around the outside and you have the full screen. Also be very careful when you put it on; use two hands to hold the prongs back. I tried to engage all four prongs by tilting and then pushing down and one of the popped off; they are really thin and weak. Once it is actually on it should be OK but I'm a... » Read More I would say barely fits if you want to be nice; the picture number "4" shows how it actually fits a 7" 2797. The sides are actually on the front of the 2797 and right at the edge of the screen.The other pictures in the ad show what I assume to be 5" screens where it goes around the outside and you have the full screen. Also be very careful when you put it on; use two hands to hold the prongs back. I tried to engage all four prongs by tilting and then pushing down and one of the popped off; they are really thin and weak. Once it is actually on it should be OK but I'm a little skeptical about long term use. « Show Less