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Old 12-10-2011, 04:46 AM   #97
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Originally Posted by sassanik View Post
I have to say I had a good experience with Pocketbook when my reader broke. I contacted them and mailed them my reader, they sent me a new one. My screen was broke, not sure how I managed that (well other than my using it all the time LOL) anyway they replaced it and had me a new one in a little over a week.
same experience with a PB360 in the UK - replaecd in to time, even before I sent the broken one back. The 360 is very well constructed, I even unwittingly threw it off a train platform, and it survived all right (and this was months ago): I have stopped counting the number of times my parter's one fell on the ground (must be at least 3 or 4), and it is still working perfectly. Of course, that is a small screen - I would not trust my 902 to fall, and I treat it with kid's gloves, but the build feels sturdy. HAving said that, I've never held a 301, so maybe that is a different construction.
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