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Originally Posted by soondai
But Amazon also does not have a policy for replacing Fire batteries, so I assume they are disposable too.
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For the Fire, see:
"Two years down the line – when the battery decides to go kaput – it will be significantly easier to replace the battery in the Kindle Fire than its Apple competitor."
I don't expect these devices to be easy to fix. And I don't expect the manufacturer to provide repair instructions. I do expect it to be
possible to fix common problems seen in gentle use.
As far as I can tell, the Kindle 4 NT is unique among eReaders in that it is glued together so that taking it apart destroys it. Hopefully this will not start a trend.