Thread: How many people have issues with their H2O? Is it manageable?
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Old 02-17-2015, 03:53 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by PeterT View Post
I think it depends TOTALLY on the area you are looking at. Maybe in the US they are non leading; I think you might find that not to be true elsewhere in the world.
Well, my point is there are few Kobo reviews compared to Kindles.

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Originally Posted by BWinmill View Post
Can you give us an idea of how you plan to use your Kobo ereader?
Sideloading epubs, reading PDFs with KOReader and reading Pocket articles that I already use with my T68. I've already determined the Kobo is the best device for me, feature wise.
For a while now I've been waiting for an updated Kobo device because one is probably coming soon, but I've since realized that Kobo does what I want right now. I'd prefer if the H2O shaved those bezels and if the screen was flush (the Kobo Aura is a real beauty) but it's not that important in the grand scheme of things and the dustproofing is cool.
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