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I'm on my third Kobo now.
I bought a Touch about two years ago, and I hated it. Hardware was great, but the software.... New problems with every new firmware, simple features like usable tapzones never implemented (at least not for people who keep switching the device form one hand to the other), close to impossible to load larger amounts of books on it and so on.
I was sure at that time that the Touch would be my last Kobo.
So I bought another reader (Bookeen Cybook Frontlight) and put the Touch away.
Early this year I got a chance to trade the Touch in for a Kobo Mini. I always wanted a 5-inch device.
This time I installed Koreader and did not use Nickel, and with that the Kobo became really great.
A few weeks ago I bought the Aura, and I do not boot into Nickel at all but just use Koreader. Now I have no more use for the Cybook...
So my answer is yes, I would buy another Kobo, as long as Koreader will be able to run there. Which is (at least right now) not true for the new H2O...
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