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Originally Posted by robko
Not sure the two are exactly analogous. With Pocket, I hit a button in my web browser and it "saves" the article. It will then automatically show up on my Kobo after the next sync (don't need to save or e-mail it). The articles stay in Pocket and are available and manageable (deletable) from both the browser or the Kobo.
Other than that I think you covered the comparisons well.
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I don't have a Kindle to compare but it seems like Pocket is far more straightforward. I'd hate to have to go through the hassle of emailing myself articles whenever I wanted to save one. Hitting a button on my browser or smartphone is far easier.
Also OP, where are you getting the idea that Kobo devices scratch easily? I haven't heard that. I've had an Aura HD since April without a cover and it doesn't have a single scratch on the screen.