I am unashamedly in my Kindle era. After realizing I could have thousands of life-changing books at my fingertips, my lovely Kindle Paperwhite has pretty much become an extension of my arm. I go nowhere without it: vacations, commutes, the dinner table… my Kindle is always in hand. I know I probably should be embarrassed at how dependent I have become on this little device, but I can’t help it. I’m a reader with an arsenal of five-star books at my disposal, and I’m drunk on power.
As my Kindle obsession has grown, so has my collection of Kindle accessories. And if you’re anything like me, you know that the right Kindle accessories can make your reading experience even better—whether you’re looking for a protective Kindle case, a cute sleeve, a page turner for hands-free reading, or clever ways to customize your device.
After spending countless hours reading on my Kindle, researching reader-favorite products, and scrolling through TikTok recommendations from fellow book lovers, I discovered the Kindle accessories that consistently make reading more comfortable, convenient, and fun. Ahead, 32 of the best Kindle accessories to upgrade your reading experience and fully embrace your Kindle era.
Our Kindle recommendation
Our Senior Managing Editor spent a lot of time comparing Kindle models. For readers looking to get their first e-reader, the Kindle Paperwhite is the way to go. You can read our full review, including how a Kindle can help you actually read more books, right here.
Kindle cases
Kindle cases bring style and personality to your device. Plus, they add a protective layer to keep your device safe. There are thousands to pick from across the internet, but we are certain that these are some of the best Kindle cases you can get your hands on RN.
This customizable case wraps your Kindle in a classic gingham print with your initial front and center, so your reading companion looks just as charming as the books on your shelf.
Emblazoned with “Ask Me What I’m Reading” across a soft pale blue, this case is for the reader who would genuinely love nothing more than for a stranger to do exactly that.
A patchwork of muted pastel checks and dainty hand-drawn wildflowers makes this case feel like a cottage garden in Kindle form, ideal for the reader whose whole aesthetic is quietly romantic.
Set against soft blue-and-white stripes, the retro “Everyone Reads” script and scattered stars give this case a nostalgic, all-American charm that’s basically begging to be spotted at the beach.
For the minimalists who love their Kindle exactly as is, this ultra-slim clear case adds scratch-proof protection without hiding an inch of the original design, proving the best accessory is sometimes the one you can barely see.
10+ colors available
This version keeps that barely-there clear look but adds a delicate floral print, so your Kindle stays protected and on full display while picking up the prettiest little garden-party touch.
10+ colors available
This case looks like an elegant hardcover vintage book—perfect for the readers who love the look and feel of a physical book but are definitely in their Kindle era.
10 colors available
This clever case covers your power button so it doesn’t accidentally turn on and drain the battery. Plus, it automatically turns the Kindle on and off when you open it. It’s slim, lightweight, waterproof, supports wireless charging, and even has a magnetic closure so it stays secure in a bag while you travel.
3 colors available
Kindle stickers
If you want to add even more personality to your Kindle, stickers are the way to go. Go ahead and decorate your Kindle with stickers directly if you’re brave enough to commit to one look. But if you’re the type who gets bored easily or can’t settle on just one aesthetic, I recommend pairing a clear Kindle case with a set of stickers. The trick? Leave the backing on the stickers and place them between your Kindle and the clear cover. That way, you can swap them out whenever the mood strikes—whether you’re embracing a new season, a new hobby, or just a new vibe.
Bring the coastal grandmother aesthetic to your Kindle with this sticker bundle that screams Nancy Meyers.
Shaped like a little green banner that shouts “Read More Books,” this sticker is for the reader who wants their Kindle to do a little gentle peer pressure on their behalf.
Add a little pink tissue box to your Kindle that says “Crying Over Fictional Characters,” because every reader knows the very specific heartbreak of a book that wrecks you in the best way.
Snag these bold, two-tone shadow monogram stickers in punchy greens, pinks, and blues, so you can stamp your initials on your Kindle.
Dot these sweet little bows across your Kindle for a coquette-approved finishing touch.
These Sarah J. Maas-inspired stamp stickers are a reminder that with your Kindle, you’re only a few taps away from your favorite series.
For the reader who hands out five stars to the very book that left them emotionally devastated, which is, frankly, the highest compliment a book can earn.
Rendered in chic green script over soft gingham, this “Touching Grass” sticker is a tongue-in-cheek reminder to occasionally close the Kindle and, well, go outside.
Kindle grips and charms
I find having a phone grip on my Kindle makes for a much more comfortable reading experience. If you’re brave, you can stick it right on your Kindle, but I like to stick mine to a case. As for Kindle charms, they act as a dust plug so the charging port doesn’t get dirty while adding a cute embellishment to your already decorated Kindle.
This elegant phone grip has real pressed flowers inside, giving it an extra touch of grace and sophistication on the outside of your Kindle–even if what you’re reading on is anything but…
6 styles available
A collapsible grip topped with the cutest bookish designs (think “just one more chapter”or a “books are my jam” jar), so you can prop up your Kindle and announce your whole personality in one little accessory.
Pretend you’re reading in an adorable bookstore, even when you’re nose-deep in your book on the train. The pastel print of this grip will have your entire book club asking where it’s from.
This grip features your own pet’s face, because if you’re going to be holding your Kindle for hours, you might as well remind them that you love them just as much as you love reading.
Say good-bye to the days of trying to clean out your charging port with a q-tip or some compressed air. This dust plug doubles as a cute decoration and keeps your charging port safe and clean at all times.
Mix your initials with playful little trinkets like a cowboy boot, a bow, or a lucky horseshoe for a look that’s part jewelry, part fun.
If you don’t like the idea of using a phone grip to hold your Kindle, then you may find a hand strap more comfortable. This one allows you to slip your hand into the strap for easy holding, or even props the Kindle up for hands-free reading.
10+ colors available
This stretchy silicone band slips over your hand and holds your Kindle in place, so you can read on the train, in bed, or one-handed on a walk without ever worrying about dropping it.
9 colors available
Kindle sleeves
If you’re a reader-on-the-go or you’re just really clumsy (same), you’ll need a little extra protection for your Kindle. A Kindle sleeve or a Kindle bag makes going anywhere easy while keeping your device safe and clean.
Because I have a Kindle that has a phone grip on it, I need something that is roomy enough to fit it. This sleeve is big enough to fit all Kindle versions, including Kindle Oasis.
10+ colors available
Sleek, structured, and finished in a rich faux leather, this minimalist sleeve slips your Kindle in and out with ease while keeping it scratch-free in your bag. The understated design works across a range of e-reader sizes.
7 colors available
Sewn from vintage quilts, each of these patchwork sleeves is genuinely one of a kind, with its own mix of florals, ginghams, and soft faded colors. It’s cozy, nostalgic, and a little bit “grandmillennial” in the best way, like wrapping your Kindle in a tiny heirloom quilt.
Covered in delicate embroidered wildflowers and finished with a sweet wooden button closure, this sleeve looks like a little cottage garden you can tuck your Kindle into.
Kindle stands and remotes
If you read in bed, this is the setup for you. Place a tablet stand holder near your bedside and clip your Kindle in place. To make it truly hands-free, you’ll need a Kindle page turner so you can make your way through each chapter without leaving the comfort of your blanket. This will create the ultimate cozy experience.
Place this tablet holder at your bedside or your reading nook and angle it towards your face so you can read in complete coziness. You can easily move this stand from room to room to take your reading with you throughout the house.
When readers caught wind of this little device it sold out within seconds, but don’t worry, it’s back now. This remote setup combined with your bedside tablet holder will allow you to turn the page without moving your arms out from underneath the covers.
6 colors available
This tablet stand can hold your Kindle while you sit and read so you can go hands-free. It’s adjustable and also folds in on itself so you can store it easily when not in use.
4 colors available
This adjustable bamboo stand props your Kindle (or tablet) up at the perfect angle, so you can read totally hands-free while you eat breakfast, follow a recipe, or finally rest your wrists during a marathon reading session.
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Kiersten Hickman, Contributing Entertainment Writer
Kiersten Hickman is a freelance journalist and content strategist, covering a variety of topics in the food, health, and lifestyle categories. Her work has been published by Reader’s Digest, Taste of Home, Clean Plates, EatingWell, Eat This, Not That!, Bustle, Stacker, and more. She also writes Forkful, a weekly essay on Substack debunking diet culture myths, and is in the process of publishing her first novel.
Andrea is a writer and editor with 10+ years of experience in women’s lifestyle and commerce content. She is based in Los Angeles, California, and her work appears in Vogue, Glamour, The Zoe Report, and many more.
