Kindle Voyage Case Case for Kindle Voyage Protective Holding Leather Cover with Auto Sleep/Wake for Amazon Kindle Voyage (2014) (Sky blue)

I was happy to find a beautifully-made leather case in very classy packaging, and it fit my Kindle Voyage perfectly. Just one suggestion: this case has a strap on the back so I can put my fingers through it and support the Kindle while reading, which is exactly why I bought it. BUT when I have my fingers through the strap on the back, the front cover keeps flipping open and slipping off to the left. I had to clamp on a plastic chip clip on the top or bottom of the case and Kindle to prevent this slippage, which works fine and doesn't seem to do any harm. But perhaps ISeeSee should take an extra step and add something to the case to keep the front and back covers together when open...that would elevate this beautiful case to a higher level of perfection!

Excellent cover. It snaps shut decisively and turns oss my kindle. I particularly like the “handle” that hekps me hold it steady.

On the whole this is a great case, but unfortunately it has a major flaw for the way I like to read in bed (might be perfect for somebody else):I like to read lying on my left side and holding the voyage left-handed and flipping pages with the left thumb is tricky and fatiguing. It looked like the hand strap would be the ideal solution. As it turns out though, with your left hand in the strap, the hinge/fold in the case is horizontal to the ground and the kindle can freely flop forward onto your wrist -- very annoying, and defeats the purpose! It's a shame, because in any other orientation, the strap is great.If they changed the magnet/metal plate design slightly, such that the case would stay folded open on its own (as well as staying shut), it would be ideal. I added a few Velcro dots for this purpose, but it looks ugly.Other than that: the case is nicely made, quality finish and materials. It fits the Kindle voyage very well, is fairly trim, and seems to offer great protection. The magnetic latch is strong and turns the kindle on/off automatically, which is nice. Again, he little hand-strap is nice for any orientation *but* horizontal left-side reading -- not clear whether the strap will hold up to long-term use, will have to see.One other minor complaint: the "PU Leather" is a bit too shiny, so it's obvious this is vinyl ("naugahyde" for anybody born in the 50's or 60's ;^). The quality of the fake leather is very good, but if they just dulled down the shine a bit it would look much better.

One of the closure magnets came out of the frame after only a few weeks. Very disappointing.

I love this case!! It is very pretty and protects my device wonderfully so far, the magnets are an awesome feature, making sure the case closes and stays closed in my purse. I had seen comments about the magnets coming out, mine have not after several months of use...and I have a habit of closing and opening when it's in my hands. And as a side note, have small hands and this case is easy to hold and does not cause hand fatigue.

I loved the idea, look, and initial performance of this case - though I found the hand strap not as useful as anticipated. But my real problem is with the magnets. They work well, but after only 5 months of use they started pulling loose (stronger magnet than glue). Perhaps I could have reglued them, but the magnets were lost before that happened. And with the magnets MIA, the somewhat brittle plastic they were in lost its integrity and has started cracking apart.No regrets buying this because it really is a nice case, and I admittedly put mine through heavy use - but I'll look for something different to replace it.

This seems like a nice sturdy case-easy to snap in my Kindle voyage, very smooth, and I appreciate the relatively small size, and the hand strap, and the strong magnetic cover that keep the Kindle closed while I'm not reading it.In fact, it's practically perfect when the Kindle isn't in use.The problem arises when you try to use the handstrap. The magnet is in no way strong enough to keep the Kindle open when you're reading with a hand strap. That means it's perfectly possible for the device to dangle, because, ultimately, the strap is not on the part of the case where the kindle resides, but on the flap side.All I want is a Kindle case that allows me to access the controls (job done) and read in comfort (job not done). For this to work to meet my specifications, the handle should be on the front cover, and there should be some way-whether with a second magnet or with some kind of elastic band that keeps my kindle secure. But I'm more likely to find it elsewhere than on Amazon.And please do not assume I haven't tried a multitude of Amazon branded cases. They are seemingly made with protection only in mind, while ignoring functionality.They could all be a lot better if designers actually asked users what they value, but alas. We don't live in that world.So I'll keep this while continuing to look for a better option. Why do I need a new case for an old device? Because the first one I had on this Kindle wore out completely. And that's the only reason I bought this one.I am revising my original rating down to one star because now, less than 3 months after buying this case, both the magnets responsible for keeping the cover closed have fallen out; the plastic around the top magnet has deteriorated to the extent that the magnet can't even be glued back in. I haven't seen this kind of damage since I left a plastic bowl out on the hot patio for three months. Was it improperly stored? Hard to say, but it certainly has not held up well over time. Very disappointing!

Easy to insert/remove Kindle; autosleep/wake works perfectly. I have had several cases over the lifetime of my Kindle and this is by far the best.