Kindle Lighted Covers / Cover Your Kindle 3 With Style and Convenience

My Personal Review of Kindle Lighted Covers

The Kindle Lighted Cover, featuring a Kindle powered LED light, and gold plated hinges for securing the Kindle and allowing for maximum electrical conductivity. These covers come in a variety of stylish colors and have a high quality pebble-grain leather exterior, and a charcoal micro fiber interior.

Kindle Lighted Covers can be found on-line and now in many major stores such as Target and Wal Mart.

Pros:

Internal Light - Kindle cover features a built in, retractable LED reading light that lets you read conveniently anytime, anywhere.
Quality - High quality pebble-grain leather exterior.
Ease Of Operation - The reading light is located in the top right-hand corner of the back cover. Simply pull the light out and it automatically illuminates, eliminating the need for a separate on-off switch.
Maintenance - Because the light is powered by the Kindles battery, no batteries are needed.

Cons:

Weight - The weight of the cover feels like it doubles the weight of the Kindle 3 in your hand.
Light Operation - Pulling the LED light out feels awkward. It could have been designed to extend easier.
Pricing - This cover is $60.00, whew. It would be great if this cover was about $45.00

Final Thoughts:

The Kindle Lighted Covers features are among the best in features and quality. The Internal light enables me to read in the dark without fumbling around with an external light. This internal light is powered by the Kindles internal batteries so I don't have to worry about replacing batteries. (Make sure the Wi-Fi is OFF to conserve battery life)

Kindle Lighted Covers are made of high quality pebbled leather and are available in 7 different colors so not only did I get high quality cover, I had some color choices here.

I happen to like the weight of Kindle Lighted Covers as it makes my e-reader feel more like a book.

Overall, despite the cost, I found this to be one of the nicest covers available [http://kindlelightedcovers.com].

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Kindle Vs Kindle 3g - Deciding on Which Works Best for Your Life Style Before Buying

When it comes comparing the Kindle vs Kindle 3g, and deciding which is best for your lifestyle, you can't go wrong with either choice. Both versions of the Kindle wireless reading device are fully equipped to satisfy the pickiest of pallets of book enthusiasts.

The avid reader can put the Kindle vs Kindle 3g in a heavy weight wireless reading device match and under the brightest of spotlights and both will come out as a champion.

If you are walking the middle ground on which device is best for you then the list of items below will help guide your decision to buy either the Kindle or the Kindle 3g.

Home Body vs Around Town Out and About Person

If you are typically a reader that loves to curl up to a good book at home then the Kindle is your likely choice. This is especially true if you have a high speed internet connection and a wireless connection at your home since you can easily set up your Kindle to connect to the internet using your home wifi connection.

On the opposite end of the spectrum if you love to be out and about and all around town at places like Starbucks, the park, or an airport; and do not have a wireless high speed internet connection at home, then the Kindle 3g would probably serve you better.

Does Size Matter?

When comparing the Kindle to the Kindle 3g then size does not matter; and weight does not either. Both wireless reading devices are 7.5" x 4.8" and about as thick as a number 2 pencil. Plus both Kindles are within 2 ounces of each other; and an ounce here or there won't make a difference at all when we are talking about less than a pound.

Will the Battery Die at the Wrong Time?

Whether you are snuggled up with your Kindle next to the fireplace or out and about with a Kindle 3g the last thing that you want to do is have your battery die in the heat of a good book.

With either device the battery life mainly depends on if the wireless function is in use or not. Without using the wireless capability that each Kindle comes with means that the battery will last about a month. On the other hand the Kindle wins at a battery life of 3 weeks with the wireless turned on and about 10 days with wireless turned on with the Kindle 3g. The important thing here is that the battery life will ultimately be determined by the wireless usage - so just be safe and monitor the battery and charge your Kindle as necessary.

Before you make the decision add one of the hottest reading devices to your life check out the Kindle v Kindle 3g blog for more information on comparing the two versions of the reading device.