Best Kindle Touch Covers

Any Jane Austen fan or reader of romantic classics is bound to fall in love with the beautiful and elegant, Kate Spade Pride and Prejudice cover for the Kindle (4th Gen) and Kindle Touch devices. This would make a perfect gift for a female Kindle owner who wants an elegant and feminine case without a trace of pink.

The cover is made from a high quality cream canvas which is specially coated to help keep it clean. The logo on the front is a flowing Pride and Prejudice font with the nib of an old-fashioned ink pen. I love the back cover too which features an inkwell design with a quotation. The interior is lined with a black and white striped cotton and the Kindle Touch is held in place with corner elastic. The front cover of the case can be bent backwards for easier one-handed reading. A classic case.

The Marware Altas case comes in a choice of 4 color options: Beige (with a smart chocolate brown edge,) black, charcoal grey and hot bright pink. The cover looks like leather but is actually a fabric outer with a soft microsuede interior that won't scratch the screen of your device. 4 corner elastic tabs hold the Kindle firmly in place.

One great feature of the Marware cover is the innovative hand strap which can really make for comfortable and secure one-handed reading of the Kindle Touch when the front cover is folded backwards. This is a very neat addition.

I love flip covers, I had one for my old Kindle 2 device and what is great is being able to easily 'flip' the top cover backwards to just quickly get it out of the way while you read. Yes, you can bend the cover backwards on most traditional book-style covers but it's never as easy to do so.

Even better with this Marware Eco-Flip design is the added hand strap which can help you to easily hold onto your Kindle Touch one-handed and it doesn't matter whether you are right-handed or left-handed because you can use either hand. Flip covers and cases like this will stand on some surfaces reasonably well (especially if they are not smooth, glossy surfaces) but shouldn't be relied on as stands.

I have the official Amazon lighted cover for my Kindle 3 and, while slightly different in design, offers the exact main benefit of having a handy integrated light which you can pull out and use, anytime, anywhere so you can still carry on reading even in the dark.

The Kindle Touch, like it's e-ink predecessors, isn't backlit. The e-ink is designed to replicate reading from a book rather than a computer. So, just like with a book, when it starts to get dark or you find yourself in dim light, you need a light source. What I love about the lighted cover is that the light is there inside the cover and always ready to be used. It works even in complete darkness AND, maybe best of all, it draws the trickle of power it needs from the Kindle. So no batteries required!

I have a hot pink Kindle cover for my Kindle Keyboard and love it! I've had a lot of Kindle covers actually but then I change them just like I change my shoes or bags to match an outfit. Pink isn't everyone's thing but those who love it will adore this gorgeous Kate Spade cover which you just have to take out and show off as much as possible.

As a bright, hot pink, the cover is going to feel cheerful even on the dullest of days. The leather casing has a pebbled, textured finish and the inside is lined with a soft, cream fabric with tiny gold circles. The Kindle Touch is held securely inside with cream corner, elastic straps to match the lining color.