Authentic Coach Ashley Signature Sateen Checkbook Large Wallet F46198 Black
- Signature sateen fabric with patent leather trim
- Credit card pockets and multifunction pockets, ID Window
- 7 3/4″ (L) x 4″ (H)
- Full-length billfold compartments, Removable checkbook holder with pen loop
- Snap closure, Outside pocket
The Coach Ashley Signature Sateen Checkbook Wallet has a beautiful black and grey signature C sateen exterior trimmed in black leather. A polished nickel Coach script decorates the front flap of the wallet surrounded by raised leather with slight pleated accents above the raised leather. Snap closure, the wallet opens to reveal 2 full-length currency slots, 1 clear ID holder and 6 card slots on the right side, and 6 additional card slots and checkbook insert on the left side. The interior is bla
List Price: $ 138.00
Price: $ 138.00
Marware Revolve Genuine Leather Rotating, Standing Case for Kindle Fire HD 7″, Black (only fits Kindle Fire HD 7″)
- Certified “Made for Kindle” Accessory for Kindle Fire HD 7″ (will not fit Kindle Fire or Kindle Fire HD 8.9″)
- Rotates 180 degrees for full access to HDMI and charging ports while inside case
- Rotates to stand device in three viewing angles in either portrait or landscape mode
- Wakes or puts your device to sleep when the lid is opened and closed
- Genuine leather exterior combined with a soft, micofiber interior protects your device
The Marware Axis is a high-quality, genuine leather folio that revolves around your new Kindle Fire HD 7″. The Axis rotates your device 90 degrees so you can stand, type, read or watch it in the horizontal or vertical position. With three hands-free viewing angles, you’ll never have to strain your neck again. Take a walk and get lost in your favorite book with Marware’s signature hand strap that gives you a comfortable one-handed reading experience. Experience a new way to enjoy your Kindle
List Price: $ 44.99
Price: $ 25.00
Solid Case for your Kindle Fire 7″ HD,
I like this Marware Revolve Case for my seven-inch Kindle Fire HD. A lot. It’s solid, well-made and does exactly what it says it will do. It protects my investment.
PROS:
1) The Marware Revolve allows for hands-free viewing in both portrait and landscape formats.
2) Your Kindle snaps into the case firmly and doesn’t come out unless *you* take it out.
3) This case has an elastic band that holds it firmly closed when your Kindle Fire HD is not in use. Plus, it looks sleek and professional.
4) I actually DROPPED my Kindle Fire HD on my tile bedroom floor, while it was secured in this case — and it came through in perfect condition! YEAH!
CONS:
1) The case comes with an online video for use. Just sayin’…
The Marware Revolve comes in a variety of colors. (My personal fave is the Hot Pink.) It’s easy to use and truly protects my Kindle Fire HD from my clumsy-tude. Any case that can do *that* gets five stars from me!!!
Note: It fits ONLY the Kindle Fire HD 7″.
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|Axis Leather case for Kinde Fire HD 7 inch,
This is a very nice leather case that uses quality materials. However, I do not feel it is a valuable product for use with the Kindle Fire. The problem I have with this case is that it is bulky and does not provide good control when using the hand strap. First, the bulky part:
This case is twice the thickness of other cases and weighs almost as much as the Kindle does. When you go to close the unit, the leather hand strap presses upon the glass of the kindle. You must bend the cover slightly to get it to close and then depend upon the strap to keep it closed. I am not sure if this will cause issues with the display, but it is worth noting.
Second, Loss of Control with the hand strap:
In order to use the hand strap, you MUST keep the strap at the bottom when you insert your (either left or right hand) hand so that you can use your thumb to keep the unit from flipping open!!! The pivot point that allows the unit to perch for viewing has no restraint when using the hand strap. Thus, if you move your thumb off of the Kindle, it will probably flip away from you! This is not only annoying, it also is a potential issue as it opens with enough force that the Kindle could come loose and decide to take a journey to the ground. Not only that, you look like a real dork when it happens.
I give the company credit for innovation and quality of materials, but do not feel this is ready for the consumer until they address these two major issues. I would NOT recommend this product at this time.
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|Not A Stellar Case,
Okay, before I mention what is wrong with this case, I will mention two things that are right:
1. The leather feels so soft. For a mass produced case, they did a good job at this aspect.
2. The strap, which I am going to call a negative down below, does look cool if you are thinking of your KFHD as an ebook reader because it resembles the straps that are sometimes found in books.
Okay, done with the good. Now for the critique:
1. The spine likes to stay open. By that I mean when you open the device and then close it you have to use the strap to hold it shut because it will not do so naturally. Since the device turns on and off when you open and close it, this means that the device will waste power staying on because it thinks that the case is open. There are many ways to avoid this, but they manufacturer did not try to.
2. There are no pockets to put note cards or business cards.
3. There is no loop to hold a stylus or pen.
4. The case is open around all sides. This isn’t a design flaw, but if I were the company I would offer a zippered version to protect the device from rain.
5. The strap SUCKS!!! I mean really, it takes effort to properly close this case! Why not design it not to need one like my Toshiba Thrive case, or design it with a magnetic clasp like my Kindle Touch case?
6. The rotating mechanism is pretty cool, I have seen similar for other devices, but it is pretty tight. Perhaps this will loosen up, but after 3 days I still report this to be difficult to turn.
7. The hand strap is useless. If you hold it open like that, the device is secured only to one side and can flap about. If you are going to put in a hand strap, this should provide secure and stable device placement.
8. And now for the most annoying factor: they get a point for designing a case that can sit at several angles, but then loose several million for designing it so that NONE of those angles are comfortable. They range from pointing slightly down to pointing slightly up, and all of them are best if the device is at or within 6″ below eye level. If you sit it on your desk and not a long way off, it is not angled enough for a good view! Seriously? Didn’t they test this before going into production?
My advice to the user is to find another case.
My advice to the manufacturer is to redesign. And while you’re at it, please send me a free one of the new cases after the redesign so that I don’t have to buy a new case!
One more word about the price. I know that this is a high end case with the rotating feature and all, but anything over $30 is just ridiculous! I got mine free in exchange for this review (sorry about that, but I am always fair and I have never been bribed in my reviews), but I wouldn’t have paid for it if I had to do so!
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