Excuse me. this leather front cover subject is not always free?. I want to buy but I think to put it in my pocket the cover moves if not fixed. Thank
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The leather cover is permanently attached to the plastic case the the iphone actually snaps in to. Once closed on the front, I've found it stays closed in my pocket very well. I've never had it slide open while in my pocket. I also frequently have it sitting on my desk at home and at work with the cover closed....and it stays closed. It is not necessary for the cover to snap or latch closed to keep the front of the iphone protected. I've recommended this to several of my friends....who love it as well. Hope that helps you decide.
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I had no problem with this. I have, however, stopped using the case because I wore it out. I did find a leather one on Amazon that doesn't have the removable magnetic cover and I like it just as well.
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Cover is nice and lightweight. The problem was that they sent a cover for a Kindle Fire and not a Paperwhite then they wanted me to pay to correct their error.
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I don't put the iPad/keyboard combination "naked" in my briefcase. If it is jostled the magnet isn't strong enough to keep the two pieces together, and I am also worried about the covers getting scratched as well as having the iPad on when it shouldn't be. (When I carried the iPad alone it was always in a leather protective case, to prevent scratches or other damage, particularly to the iPad screen, and to be sure it stayed in sleep mode.) When I purchased the keyboard a few weeks ago I also purchased a CaseCrown faux suede slip case for about $10, which fits the iPad/keyboard combination nicely, keeps them connected and protects both of them. I don't put the iPad/keyboard combination "naked" in my briefcase. If it is jostled the magnet isn't strong enough to keep the two pieces together, and I am also worried about the covers getting scratched as well as having the iPad on when it shouldn't be. (When I carried the iPad alone it was always in a leather protective case, to prevent scratches or other damage, particularly to the iPad screen, and to be sure it stayed in sleep mode.) When I purchased the keyboard a few weeks ago I also purchased a CaseCrown faux suede slip case for about $10, which fits the iPad/keyboard... » Read More I don't put the iPad/keyboard combination "naked" in my briefcase. If it is jostled the magnet isn't strong enough to keep the two pieces together, and I am also worried about the covers getting scratched as well as having the iPad on when it shouldn't be. (When I carried the iPad alone it was always in a leather protective case, to prevent scratches or other damage, particularly to the iPad screen, and to be sure it stayed in sleep mode.) When I purchased the keyboard a few weeks ago I also purchased a CaseCrown faux suede slip case for about $10, which fits the iPad/keyboard combination nicely, keeps them connected and protects both of them. « Show Less
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When it is brand new, no. After several weeks of use, yes. The cover is a kind of a stiff plastic. I just tried bending the cover completely back on itself on mine and running my fingers down the fold. Now it stays open and lies flat, but the top cover doesn't lie flat when it is closed. That's ok for me. I have a leather cover for calendars this size that I just slip the new refill into. And that cover will keep it closed.
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Oops! I have a folio for my phone as well. I haven't had any problems with the case for my kindle. It works great.
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Hi Joe,The front cover is very well padded due to the fact that the inside of the front cover has a pocket sewn onto it for holding credits cards or business cards. So it has double thickness of padding. It is not rigid like a piece of plastic would be, although the design of the inside cover does does function like a bill fold where you can place bills under the credit cards. You could place something rigid there instead to give extra protection for the screen. I feel that the cover is adequate, but you do have an option available to you.This is an excellent case. It functions as a wallet, credit card holder and phone protector. Is well made and looks very stylish. Hi Joe,The front cover is very well padded due to the fact that the inside of the front cover has a pocket sewn onto it for holding credits cards or business cards. So it has double thickness of padding. It is not rigid like a piece of plastic would be, although the design of the inside cover does does function like a bill fold where you can place bills under the credit cards. You could place something rigid there instead to give extra protection for the screen. I feel that the cover is adequate, but you do have an option available to you.This is an excellent case. It functions... » Read More Hi Joe,The front cover is very well padded due to the fact that the inside of the front cover has a pocket sewn onto it for holding credits cards or business cards. So it has double thickness of padding. It is not rigid like a piece of plastic would be, although the design of the inside cover does does function like a bill fold where you can place bills under the credit cards. You could place something rigid there instead to give extra protection for the screen. I feel that the cover is adequate, but you do have an option available to you.This is an excellent case. It functions as a wallet, credit card holder and phone protector. Is well made and looks very stylish. « Show Less
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I know this isn't the question you're asking, but one thing I found helpful was removing the safety. It's not going to open in my pocket and it was pain when I would go to open it and couldn't because the safety had been engaged in my pocket.
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You might have an older one. I believe they updated it by placing magnets in both corners. I just received mine a few weeks ago and it has magnets in both corners, or along the entire edge of the cover-I can't tell.
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Thanks! I had a great Moleskine cover from my Kindle--still cool & fits my NOOKcolor, but I don't like the elastic holding it in place. I just ordered a cover on CyberMonday from bn.com and got a 25% discount. Sometimes the holiday "sales" are more helpful than wasteful:)
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Greetings, Unfortunately the customer service department is located at a different location than the Baltimore Reads warehouse, so I apologize I am not able to physically check this item for you. Although if you proceed to order this item and it is not what you were expecting, then please let us know as soon as you receive it so we can arrange for a return of the item, or an exchange for a replacement if it is available. Sorry for the inconvenience. Sincerely,Michele The Maryland Book Bank PO Box 41551 Baltimore, MD 21203
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I have put my debit card briefly when going out but not on a regular basis. No problem with it when I have done that. It seems like the leather is a barrier to the magnetic clasp (and it is not a super strong magnet clasp either.) Hope this helps and keep everyone posted ? Thanks and hope this helps a little.
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not really. you would have to buy a separate screen protector to put on screen and cover doesn't stay shut when in my pocket book.
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The interior of mine does not feel or look like leather. It feels like a light suede. BTW, mine is Black not Navy. Its the best Kindle cover I've ever had.
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Thank you for the interest. The following ASIN B003ZFQL1Y will link you to our offering. Our current price for this cover is $22.00. Good luck and we hope that this was helpful.
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Hi, Daniel - I'm not sure this question was meant for me. I don't sell covers.
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Acase has made a cover specifically for the paperwhite. If you search for that you should be able to find it.