Kindle Fire Cases

While you're up all night wondering what to get the object of your affection for 2012's most romantic day, DODOcase has come along with the sweetest solution, their love-ly new line of Kindle Fire and iPad 2 cases.

Street artist Curtis Kulid designed the Love Me iPad 2 ($80) and Kindle Fire ($70) cases based on his mixed-media work, found on city streets in New York, Paris, Tokyo, and LA.

For the hopeless romantic, the company created the Vintage Love iPad 2 ($80) and Kindle Fire ($70) cases for a modern take on the opulent style of the Victorian age.

View close-ups of the amorous line in DODOcase's trademark bookbinding style in the gallery.

When I received the Kindle Fire DODOcase last week, I was immediately taken by its distinct woodsy odor, almost like old books. It was quite enjoyable. But more than just the initial smell, the Kindle Fire DODOcase is practically perfect in every way — it's a notebook-style case that looks just like a Moleskine and folds back for standing your tablet upright, it's lightweight and easily portable, and better yet it fits the Kindle Fire to a T.

The padded edges make for a perfect and secure fit without blocking the speakers so you can still get a full sound when watching videos and movies. What's more, the cutout on the bottom helps to keep you from accidentally turning your Kindle Fire off. That power button sure is in an awkward position, isn't it?

All in all, my first impressions are totally positive. The DODOcase for Kindle Fire is worth the $45 purchase and would make a great holiday gift! Want to get a closer look? Check out our pics in the gallery.

Surprise — the Kindle Fire started shipping today, one day earlier than expected. Whether you're gifting the Kindle Fire to someone special this holiday or indulging for yourself, check out these cases that will protect it and keep it like new.