Nice to have for Kindle and other uses
585388
I use this mostly for reading Kindle books in bed.  It's nice to have a flashlight handy when I need one also.
1348786
I like this for reading or watching videos while sitting in an easy chair or while lying down; it's easy to switch from a landscape to portrait orientation and my Kindle Fire stays put. I suppose it would be good also for carrying the table around and working on your feet -- the handle makes holding a table much more secure. I am using this with a Kindle Fire 10, and it will only grip across the shorter width; when using it in the portrait orientation, it rests on the edge of the tablet itself -- I have my tablet in a silicon case and that gives a non-slippery protected edge to rest on. I can't say how well this will endure; it is plasticy and the moving parts seem vulnerable -- but I am enjoying this for its functionality and hope it lasts.
2737620
The case is handy to stand up my kindle and adjust it to the right angle when I am sitting at the table, or to stand it on my chest while reading in bed.  The ability to stand is what made me choose this cover as opposed to one that opens at the side like a book.  I haven't regretted it.  The auto sleep/wake works nicely almost all the time, and would really help you out if you have trouble pushng the little power button.  Once in a while it won't wake, but no big problem.  The cover doesn't add too much bulk, but enough to provide good protection for the screen.  My kindle has survived a couple of drops unharmed while wearing the case.  It will easily fit in my purse to travel with me. Some sort of elastic band to slip your hand in for holding would be nice, but not a dealbreaker. Overall, very pleased.
2439243
I am really enjoying my new Kindle and all the books loaded onto it.  I like the size and weight of this one, 7" vs 8.9" on my last one.  This newer one has additional features I really like also.
2924726
Nice set of fibrer tips for use with all kinds of devices from I Pad to Kindle and I Phone.  Prefer to the rubber tips and having pen can at times be handy.  Handy to keep various places you use devices.  If you like having attached to your smaller devices such as I Phone then you may want a shorter stylus with attachments to hook onto your devices.  I have several from Friendly Swede that work very well.  Tips on these are not replaceable but I have used fiber for many months and found no need to replace yet.  Good price and nice quality.
2960370
I purchased this keyboard to use with my 7" Kindle Fire HDX, particularly for email, and am happy to report that for my purposes it works quite well.  There were two primary reasons I opted for this particular keyboard:
1) it is small enough and light enough to be travel worthy,
2) user experience indicates it is a good typing instrument and works well with Kindles running current software.
As noted below, for the most part it has lived up to my expectations.

I will note that I generally avoid dealing with Blue Tooth based on multiple bad experiences with the technology.  Just because a device pairs doesn't mean you don't have to do some nutty thing to get things to work and even at that you might find the result to be less than satisfactory, which is exactly what happened with earlier Kindle software releases.  In this case, I no choice other than BT since Kindles do not have a USB port, quite obviously a deliberate omission by Amazon for limiting user options, a decision they should revisit as the competition's tablet prices continues to drop.

As other reviewers have reported it is very easy to get the keyboard working with your Kindle Fire so I won't repeat any of that.  I will note that I was able to pair it with my older Kindle Fire HD easily enough, but afterwards I had to repeat the whole set up experience to get it paired with the HDX again.  It may also be of interest to note that after turning off the keyboard and turning off BT on the HDX, the connection is automatically restored once all is turned back on, a real convenience if you only plan to use the keyboard with the one device.

You also need to be aware that since apps on tablets expect you to use the touch screen rather than a mouse, you typically don't have much cursor control, although the keyboard does have cursor keys.  This means you still have to be prepared to reach from keyboard to touch screen for some interface needs.

Pros:
1)  very light and portable at only 10" x 4.5" with a keyboard tilt of about 0.5".
2) "Chiclet" keys are responsive with good touch - I can touch type at full speed
3)  the basic 5-row layout for the keys is only 1" less horizontally than the full size keyboard for my desktop and matches the size in the other direction.  To do this the designer sacrificed the row of function keys you find on a regular keyboard, the numeric keypad, and shortcut keys like del and pg up/down.  The result is a pretty basic keyboard layout, but is one for which you can type most things both rapidly and comfortably.
4) there are volume up/down keys which I find particularly nice since I listen to music on my HDX while using it.

Cons: (other than being a Blue Tooth device)
1) no case,
2) key tops have surface mounted letters (which wear easily),
3) no back lighting.
These are things that could have been addressed without raising the price significantly, which is a one-star deduction on my rating.

Summary:
For travel purposes this is an excellent choice for use with a device like the Kindle Fire HDX.  It is small enough and light enough to easily fit into whatever travel bag you carry your Kindle in.  None of its cons are deal breakers, since functionality is what matters most, and the device works really well in place of the pop-up touch screen keyboard you would have to suffer with otherwise.  Even BT isn't an issue so long as you limit using the keyboard to the one device.
1419916
The MarBlue Atlas is a great Kindle case that feels well constructed and comes with a pretty neat feature that helps readers hold their Kindle up.  The Kindle is firmly held in place by four elastic bands diagonally across the corners, while the charging port and sleep button remain perfectly accessible on my Kindle Paperwhite.  There's a long elastic band that can wrap around the cover of the case to hold it shut, kind of like what you see on moleskin journals.  You can also fold the cover back, and use the elastic band to hold the case open while you read.

Hidden on the inside of the cover is a wide, elastic hand strap that you can tuck your hand into when the case is folded open, allowing you to hold up your Kindle without having to grip the device.  It feels very secure, and it's perfect for long reading sessions where you might get tired from gripping or pinching the edges of the Kindle.

This a great no-frills case that's lightweight, and offers good protection for my Kindle.  My only gripe is that it doesn't trigger the automatic wake and sleep feature on the Kindle, but it's not a big deal for me to just tap the button when I'm done reading.
1079827
Given the price of $35 and the security for the Kindle this is a must have for Kindle users.  You can throw it in your bag and go and not worry about it being damaged.
161402
This works great for the 2 people I bout it for. I recommend it as a requirement with a kindle purchase.
1383989
I love not having to carry extra books to Church and other meetings, this is a great way to put what I want on my Kindle Touch.
1332856
I have used a kindle with book type covers and this one. I like this one because it allows you to take advantage of the small size of the  kindle.
3541183
IT WAS JUST WHAT I WANTED AND NEEDED FOR MY KINDLE KEYBOARD.  I CAN FOLD THE COVER BEHIND IT SO IT'S MORE COMPACT TO READ WITH JUST ONE HAND TO HOLD IT.
DELIVERY WAS PROMPT TOO.
4404418
I have several books on my Kindle App that I need to use to copy information. As you are aware, you can't copy and paste out of Kindle - a huge issue for those of us used to having accompanying CDs with PDF copies.

One problem for me has been setting my iPad into a position where I can both read it and type into my computer. This particular stand is perfect for just that.

In addition, when I bring my iPad into the Kitchen to make a recipe, this stand comes in very handy as well. With both internet recipes and Kindle Cookbooks,  this keeps the information visible. Just a quick note if you are making a recipe - you will probably want to reset your time it stays on in your settings to keep it from turning off in the middle of a recipe, especially one involving messy hands!

It isn't the type of stand you will want to use on your lap, but if you (like me) need one for your desk or other solid surface, this works well and is very adustable.
1206907
I love being able to set it up at a table on on a throw pillow on my lap for hands free reading.  I like to quality and protection for the Kindle. It is very light weight too!
4844237
I use this all of the time to charge my kindle as well as my Galaxy Note II and find it very useful!!!
251137
I have a keyboard Kindle and use a case. I can clip it on either and it works well. Offers enough light to read without being obnoxious. Great value.
396020
This is fine. It is a little wider than I would like, but it does the job- seems to keep my Kindle protected and safe. Wish this came in more interesting colors or patterns.