MoKo Case Fits 6" Kindle Paperwhite(10th Gen, 2018 Release)/All Paperwhite 2012-2017, Auto Wake/Sleep Standing Origami Slim Shell Cover with Auto Wake/Sleep for Kindle Paperwhite 2018 E-Reader - Black

Aside from the quality, Origami folding stand function, and book-reading feel, this particular cover has two unique features that place it above any others.1. Recessed power buttonThis eliminates a serious pet peeve of mine that Amazon places their power button at the bottom that even with most covers accidentally turns the unit off. This case overlaps the button enough so one can hold or rest the bottom without interrupting a reading session.2. The stitchingStitching simply adds beauty and quality.Moko has done an outstanding job with this cover!

I've owned the predecessor to this case for about 3 and 1/2 years. The concept of the built in folding cover parts is cleaver and works well. The plastic "Snap In Holders" that held the kindle in place broke off (two of the four) in about two years and the outer covering began separating at the same time. Thus it was necessary to tape the outer covering with a strong fabric tape to hold it together. Overall I'm not dissatisfied with the gradual deterioration of the case and have just re-ordered a new one.2023 CASE REC'D: Vastly improved over the case from a couple years back. All the weak points have been redesigned for the better. Extremely pleased. Am certain you will be also. hth

I had an origami case for my original Paperwhite, so I was happy when one came out for the new 2018 Paperwhite. This has the same functionality as my earlier one. Decent quality, good magnet, turns the kindle on and off, folds flat to the back for holding the kindle on the train or whatever, not too heavy, etc.But when I turned it into stand mode, the bottom left corner stuck down way too far, so that the kindle sat on the desk, tilted to the right about 10-15 degrees. That part of the case is flexible and I was able to push down on it to straighten it out, but it kind of wanted to spring back to the tilted position. After a bit of working it back and forth I think it will probably break in and sit flat after a while. If so, not a very big deal, but I don't remember having the same issue with my previous origami case.

The gray color case which I got looks like cloth and has a great texture which makes it easy to grasp and hold on to as well as attractive. The origami folds to make a stand work as shown on video and are versatile and though I have only had it a month as I write this the material used for the case is durable enough for the application; adequate for purpose. I think it is a bit pricey ; I have gotten tablet cases for less BUT I recommend this; try it before believe anything about shoddy material mentioned elsewhere.

I was hoping to get a leather case, but they were out of stock, got tired of waiting so went with this one, glad I did. Fits perfectly, I like the way the kindle simply slides into the back of the case. Looks and feels very durable, folds back nicely and stays firm when reading. The case folds like a stand up picture frame which is great when at a table for example and reading while eating a meal.

It fits, but the big benefit is the 'origami' folding of the cover. Once you figure it out, really rocks. Not only does it fold into a stand, that stand is also a perfect hand-hold. My only concern is how long it will last, but for the price, not a big deal.

The case fit well, cut out holes matched up perfectly with device. However, I returned the Kindle; thus I had no use for the case so I returned it as well.

The media could not be loaded. I've been using it for a couple of months now. Overall, it is a nice cover. I love the texture and how it feels in my hands. I also love how it feels when I open the cover. It's like opening a softcover. I like how it looks, too. So it is quite disappointing to have a slight tilt when it stands vertically. I cannot seem to get rid of the tilt. Because of the tilt, the balance is a bit off when I touch the screen to highlight. The device moves easily when I pressure the screen, so, for me, the upright position does not work well. It works perfectly in the horizontal position, though. I try not to care about it, I use another phone stand when I really need to read in the upright position. The cover is slim enough to fit on the phone stand and that's good. Well, I can tolerate the tilt problem because I love other things about the cover. Maybe you can get one that does not tilt much but do mind that this could happen.***************************Update!As many have mentioned, mine also had two corners broken. It still seems to hold the device securely, but quite disappointing. It's only been four months. So I changed my review to 3 stars.