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Justin Jamino from Dragon.com reviews the Kindle Fire HDX origami leather case, pointing out its built-in stylus holder, dual-standing positions, and magnetic attachment as strengths. However, he criticizes the weaker magnet in the newer model that makes the Kindle prone to falling out and its slippery feel, which complicates single-hand usage. While the case integrates well with the Kindle Fire keyboard and boosts audio quality during playback, the high price does not justify its practical limitations. Consequently, it receives a rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, with the promise of exploring more affordable alternatives with better handling features.
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In this segment, Justin Jamino from Dragon.com reviews the Kindle Fire HDX origami leather case. He notes his preference for the built-in stylus holder, which is more reliable than adhesive holders. The case is praised for its ability to stand both horizontally and vertically and for its magnetic attachment feature. Justin criticizes the weaker magnet in the newer model that risks the Kindle Fire falling out easily. He also mentions that sliding the case up can trigger the camera app but it is not consistent. Additionally, while the case puts the tablet to sleep effectively, it is a bit slippery and could benefit from a better grip.
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In this segment, the reviewer discusses their experience with the Kindle Fire HDX origami case. They highlight that while the case integrates well with the Kindle Fire keyboard and enhances the audio quality during video playback, it has several limitations. The case feels slippery, making it hard to hold with one hand, and the magnetic hold is not strong enough. Despite its high price, the reviewer finds it not entirely justifiable, as it lacks certain practical features like better grip and single-hand usability. They plan to look for more budget-friendly alternatives with better handling features. The reviewer rates the case 3.5 out of 5 stars.