Thread: looking for a solid first e-reader
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Old 11-19-2013, 04:52 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by ProfCrash View Post
Formatting is not a big deal if you are willing to remove DRM. Then buy the device you want and have fun.

If you do not want to remove DRM then the store and device matter. And for that reason, I would go with the Kindle. Amazon has the best selection and the prices are competitive. Toss in customer service and you have a real winner.
I completely agree with ProfCrash.

From my personal experience I found Kobo readers (I had 2) very buggy and Kobo's customer service rather poor. I prefer Kindle and have had no problems since changing to Amazon.
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