CoBak Stand Case for Kindle Scribe - Premium Folio Leather Cover with Pen Holder, Auto Sleep/Wake - Compatible with 10.2 Inch Kindle Scribe (2022/2024 Release)

This case is perfect for my Kindle Scribe. The PU leather feels high quality and looks sleek without being bulky. It fits the Scribe beautifully and feels very secure. I love the auto sleep/wake feature — it works flawlessly and makes it easy to just open and start reading or writing. The built-in pen holder is a huge plus and keeps the Scribe pen safely in place, which I really appreciate. The case feels solid and protective, yet lightweight enough to hold comfortably for long reading or note-taking sessions. It also props up nicely when I’m writing or reading at a table. Overall, this is a well-designed, stylish, and functional case. Highly recommend for Kindle Scribe users!

This is a beautiful and very well-made case for the Kindle Scribe. The material feels premium and the fit is extremely secure, which gives me confidence that the device is well protected. I also really like the stand feature—it makes reading and writing much more comfortable. The only small downside is that the case fits so tightly that removing the Kindle Scribe from it can be a bit difficult. That said, the snug fit also means excellent protection, so it’s a bit of a trade-off. Overall, I’m very happy with the purchase.

I'm so grateful that this works out perfectly because the case that was supposed to come with the Amazon bundle kept getting lost and I'm not kidding- I gave it my best, ordering it four times and having it never show and refunded. This one looks like it was the original cover .whew. It fits perfectly. It matches color and it wakes up the reader with its magnet. It's perfect. Has a pen holder, which was the biggest reason for me needing a cover. Losing the pen would give me great anxiety

Super cute case! Easy to install the kindle into and adds tons of grip to the otherwise slick back of the scribe. The kindle clicks into a plastic case, as does the pen, and appears to leave zero room for slipping out or sliding. However, I cannot figure out how to fold this thing to create the “propped up” effect as shown in the pictures. Every time I try, it seems to not be capable of holding the weight of the kindle. I also do enjoy the auto on off feature the case provides and the microfiber protective layer on the screen. Overall satisfactory case for the price!

I bought my Kindle Scribe about a week ago. I love it so I wanted to get a cover for it. I chose the Amazon Kindle cover made for the scribe. I thought it was probably the best even though it cost almost 2x as much as this one. After using it 2 days, I folded the cover closed and lifted it up off my lap to stand up.....and my Scribe slide out between the cover and hit the floor. Nothing protecting it...I froze. Looking over the cover it has no bumpers, just a magnet - very slim magnet - to hold the tablet to the cover...it can slide out. Not good. Not to mention that for those late nights you are writing or doing mark ups and your coffee spills - the cover is not waterproof. It will stain. I opted for this cover and glad I did...it does have bumpers and those bumpers hold the Scribe in the case very securely. It is quite a bit heavier than the Amazon cover as it is plastic...so helps with spills. Bonus is it has a secure place to store you pen where it can also charge and held by its magnet. The magnet to prop it up also is super strong. Another bonus is that there is a storage compartment for the pen's nibs. At a lower price point this is the best choice imo. It works just like the Amazon one as the cover just flips to "wake" the Scribe. Easy to install your Scribe and much safer.

This case is great, in theory. In functionality, it lacks. It's not very protective, my kindle has popped out of the case multiple times just dropping it on my bed. The auto sleep wake feature is very finicky (which is the case with most folio cases for this specific kindle). The magnets actually interfere with the writing aspect. When I fold the flap to write, it caves very easily because the magnets aren't strong enough. I understand this device is still new and companies are still trying to figure out designs that work best. This one is cute, but the colors of it were a lot more muted than it looked like in pictures so if you're wanting that vibrant pink, you won't get it. I mainly only got this one because it would protect the kindle screen.

This holds the Scribe with a good place for the stylus. Much less expensive and practical alternative compared to the cases Amazon pushes.

The case is just as advertised. Fits my kindle scribe 11” perfectly. Only thing is to remember to snap the bottom of the case to the back. Once done it stands both ways perfectly.

Good for the price. Fits ok. Takes some work to get the pen out. Did I mention the price?

Great cost-benefit

Love this cover, feels great, easy for reading and journaling

Fonctionne bien mais un peu lourde

I still have this case on my Kindle Scribe, so it's not completely terrible. It fits, it protects the device, and for the price it does the basic job. But there are two things about it that really bother me. First, the smell when this thing arrived was awful. It had an extremely strong chemical/ manufacturing odor. I'm used to new products having some off-gassing when they're first opened, particularly synthetic materials, adhesives and coatings, but this was on another level. I genuinely considered throwing it out. Even worse, the odor didn't disappear after a day or two - it lingered for weeks. The second issue is the magnetic automatic sleep/wake feature. Kindle cases typically use a magnet to interact with a magnetic sensor in the device, allowing the Kindle to detect when the cover is opened or closed. In theory, that's convenient. In practice, I don't like it at all. When the Kindle is inside a bag and the cover shifts around, the magnet can move relative to the sensor and trigger the wake function. I've specifically turned my Kindle off only to find that movement of the case has caused it to wake again. That means the device can sit inside my bag unnecessarily consuming battery. I'm still using the case mainly because the Kindle Scribe itself already cost me roughly $750-$780, and after spending that much I couldn't justify paying somewhere around $200 for an official premium case. This was supposed to be the affordable alternative. It does provide protection and I still use it, so I can't give it one star. But between the horrible chemical smell and the magnetic sleep/wake behaviour, I personally wouldn't buy this case again. I'd spend a little more and try a different one.