Thin and doesn't provide a snug fit, not stable enough for kickstand use
929240
I didn't find this Incipio Tek-nical case very good for protection and practical use.  The case itself is quite thin so I'm not sure how great of a protection it can provide to the Kindle Fire.  The blue cover has an interior elastic band that you need to pull over to the back shell to enclose the Kindle Fire HDX 7" within the case, but this can be a tricky thing to do.  Access to the device's power and sound volume control buttons once it is resting -- not snugly, I have to say -- within the black plextonium shell back could be easier and better.

The blue cover can be bent backwards to form a triangular kickstand using the notch at the back of the plextonium shell as anchor point, but the resulting kickstand is usually not stable enough to support the device leaning against it in a landscape orientation.  Given that the device does not fit snugly against the plextonium shell, the Kindle Fire can easily get toppled over.

The case does provide some protection, and if you don't mind having to fiddle with the blue cover's elastic band each time you need to secure or unsecure the case in preparation for transporting or using the device, respectively, then you could consider getting this case for those limited purposes.  Or you could consider the MarBlue Slim Hybrid Standing Case for Kindle Fire HDX 7", which I think is a better case than this one.
4826270
I have a UAG case which is an excellent case but i wanted to have a kickstand so that is why i bought this case. It's a thin case but with solid protection and the kickstand, albeit a little flimsy feeling, works like a charm.

But in the end, i went back to my UAG case and just lived with propping my phone up against something if i wanted to watch something in landscape because of one flaw that far outweighed the limited usefulness of the kickstand.

The buttons are flush with the case. On the UAG case, the buttons are raised and textured so you don't have to look at the phone in order to determine which button you're pressing.  On the Spigen, with having the buttons flush, I'm constantly having to look at my phone to make sure where the power button is or if i pressed the right volume up and down button.

If i have my phone in my pocket listening to my music and i want to change the volume, i have to take my phone out every time. I could try to feel for it but since the buttons aren't tactile, i have no idea which volume button I'm pressing.

After about 2 weeks of giving it a chance, this really became a nuisance for me so i gave up on the case. Only if the buttons were differentiated from the body, this would have been the perfect case for me.
234888
The case doesn't inspire confidence. It feels very loose when the phone is slid into the cradle. The one I was originally given by Verizon 2 years ago was pretty rock solid. This one? Not so much.

The kickstand, which slides out in the back phone cover, doesn't stay notched in place and make viewing video an issue. The spring stand on the clip cover works better, but only for audio or speakerphone use.

The feel of the phone cover is "slippery" but is par for the course for very rigid plastic. Be warned: laying on the bed and reading your phone could cause the phone to slip out of your hands and strike your head unintentionally. At the very least, it may cause embarrassment or frustration.

In closing, the two stars are for the screen cover and stylus. Go with a better fitting option. There are better options.
4590951
I did not find the rubber to be thick enough to be protective for my personal daily use. It is less than 10$ for a case so what do you expect. The kickstand thing is really cool though. I would recommend this for someone who just wants a new case for a few months before moving on to the next one as it's price is the selling factor.
2084081
Kickstand is a great idea but poorly executed. It tips over and is impractical. The case also just barely covers the phone edges and falls off very easily. The holster is a (slide in) style and the case falls off in the process. I thought this would be a cheap alternative to the Otter Box however doesn't even compare
1155254
This case has a few drawbacks.  First the kickstand is really flimsy.  I can picture it breaking any day now.  It also props up the phone in a weird position.  The phone is so slanted that it might as well be laying flat on a table.  Also, the kickstand can only be placed with the volume controls on the bottom making it cumbersome to adjust volume without having to pickup the phone.  There are cheaper cases out there with a kickstand than can be flipped every which way.  This one is too limited in positioning and gives an awkward viewing angle that I could never recommend it to anyone.
2105587
I love the protection that the case offers.  However, it was very hard to put on, and I received one defected case.  The seller quickly sent me a replacement which was very helpful.  Sadly the kickstand broke shortly after because it is not sturdy.  I would not recommend this case if you are person who uses the kickstand often.
1014100
PROS:
snug fit
solid case over soft padding offers more protection if you are accident prone

CONS:
Kickstand has problems staying close after some usage, if you're gonna have the extra bulk of a kickstand, it should probably work right. Stays open without a problem
Clip broke without much effort
Case is hard to put on correctly due to close tolerance which really discourages battery swapping. I usually have fresh batteries readily available.
2805263
The kickstand was made cheap, fall apart. should be a better grip on the edges.
2739491
So, I do like this case.  I like the fit, the side grips, the kickstand for horizontal viewing, the smooth back (so my grippy pad  holds it to the dashboard in my car - which I LOVE), that the front bumper sticks out enough to actually protect the screen for when I drop it, the ports/buttons all line up and that the kickstand lies flush into the back.  Of course, I expected that.

Case-mate kickstands tend to be flimsy - so I expected that.  However, what I was really disappointed about was that the stand doesn't work when viewing the phone vertically.  There's no grip on the sides of the kickstand - so there's no traction to keep the stand from slipping and nothing to keep the stand out.  Initially, I thought the weight of the phone would be enough to keep it in place but it doesn't sit at the right angle - so the phone tends to just tip over or the kickstand slips closed.  Bummer.

Well, at least the kickstand works horizontally....
4312993
Not pleased with quality, size doesn't accommodate phone and is too slick to hold anything in place
2965512
Ok case. Kickstand sucks as it's not placed properly. When using the kickstand the phone will fall because of the poor placement. Rugged and durable but I bought it for the kickstand and therefore I don't use it anymore
1537541
The ring does not work well as a kickstand. Thats one of the main reasons I bought this case.
4777549
Case is solid but I purchased specifically for the kickstand and it does not deliver.  The stand does not stay up.
1724546
Pretty good case but the kickstand is superfluous and flimsy.
1406124
I've bought this same case for my last three phones, a Samsung S6 an iPhone 5s and my current LG V10. I'm on  my 3rd case for the V10 in less than a year. Why do I keep buying it even though the kickstand breaks so easily? Well, it's inexpensive and it's still the only one I've found that has a thin profile that also has a kickstand which can be used in either landscape or portrait orientation. It provides minimal protection. I don't even use the holster. If they simply redesigned it with a metal kickstand slide pin instead of the frail plastic one, this would never be an issue. I just buy them 2 at a time now.
1845051
Not as sturdy as the other kickstand case I purchased and the black cover doesn't fit as snugly either. Still a good buy.