Four basic PopCase colors are available: Clear, Black, Gingham, and Aura, plus two Bookish-collection designs. Options include full-coverage designs, semi-clear variants, and a true clear. Matching PopGrip options exist, such as Aura and Red Gingham, and many case-and-grip combos can be mixed and matched for different looks. A Curled Up With a Good Book pairing leaves part of the Kindle exposed for a complementary color peek. Pricing is notably higher than DIY clear-case options on Amazon; a PopCase plus PopGrip totals about $70, while a MagSafe adapter and sticker customization can be far cheaper. The cases feel durable rather than flimsy.
There are four basic colors so far: Clear, Black, Gingham, and Aura, all of which are similar to PopSocket's phone cases in the same colors. There are also two designs from the Bookish collection, both of which I tested and found to be beautiful prints. I really like that there are designs that cover your whole Kindle, and some semi-clear options, too, along with a true clear.
My favorite pairing I tested was the Curled Up With a Good Book PopCase and PopGrip ($30) from the Bookish collection, which not only matched the case and grip but also left about a quarter of my Kindle's case uncovered, allowing the raspberry-pink shade to peek out. It pairs nicely with the pink and purple books on the cover, making it feel like an intentional pairing rather than a kismet test sample.
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