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The Marware Axis is a high-quality, genuine leather folio that revolves around your new Kindle Fire. The Axis rotates your Amazon tablet 90 degrees so you can stand, type, read or watch it in the horizontal or vertical position. With three hands-free viewing angles you’ll never have to strain your neck again. Take a walk and get lost in your favourite book with Marware’s signature hand strap that gives you a comfortable one-handed reading experience. Experience a new way to enjoy your Kindle Fire with the Marware Axis. It’s more than a Kindle Fire case.
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Notch for Charging
14 Sep 2012
By T. Stephenson
- Published on Amazon.com
Amazon Verified Purchase
Nice case - seems well constructed.
Stand works well in either orientation.
There is a notch on the side of the plastic insert that lines-up with the mini HDMI port. Good! I can leave the case on when connecting the Fire to my TV via HDMI.
However, there is not a notch for the power cord? In other words, to charge the Fire, you need to remove it from the case. Removing it from the case is not difficult but, why no notch for the power cord? I'm going to presume most people will charge the Fire much more often than hook it up to something else via the HDMI port.
Stand works well in either orientation.
There is a notch on the side of the plastic insert that lines-up with the mini HDMI port. Good! I can leave the case on when connecting the Fire to my TV via HDMI.
However, there is not a notch for the power cord? In other words, to charge the Fire, you need to remove it from the case. Removing it from the case is not difficult but, why no notch for the power cord? I'm going to presume most people will charge the Fire much more often than hook it up to something else via the HDMI port.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
Charging issue
14 Sep 2012
By Mark C. Gunther
- Published on Amazon.com
Great case, but it doesn't allow you to charge the Fire HD with the case closed. I would like to close the case while it charges, but the charging plug is on the inside of the fold and there is no hole, so you have to charge it with the case open. Unfortunate.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
Great case...if the holder was oriented correctly
14 Sep 2012
By RackOnInNC
- Published on Amazon.com
Amazon Verified Purchase
Nice case for the money, but the plastic holder for the Kindle should be reversed so that you can close the case when charging. The hand strap pretty much assumes you are right-handed, although you can flip the Kindle and hold it the other way. I would prefer it if the hand strap was closer to the edge, but that's probably a personal preference since my hands are very small.
Everything but the charge port and micro HDMI port are available with the case closed. The charge port is also in the way if you want to set it up easel style to watch videos as is the HDMI port if you connect to a TV. You can do it but its basically just sitting there leaning on the cord.
Maybe the problem isn't the case but the Fire...would have preferred if those two ports were on the top or bottom.
Everything but the charge port and micro HDMI port are available with the case closed. The charge port is also in the way if you want to set it up easel style to watch videos as is the HDMI port if you connect to a TV. You can do it but its basically just sitting there leaning on the cord.
Maybe the problem isn't the case but the Fire...would have preferred if those two ports were on the top or bottom.
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