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Old 08-04-2015, 04:17 AM   #53
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
It is quite possible the H20 is not as fragile as the Voyage or PW3. The reason being that the H2O is thicker and that might protect the screen better. This is however a guess.
I can't speak for the H2O, but as I pointed out before, the Kobo Aura HD is thicker and has a smaller screen than the Kindle DXG.

Yet I have not had a screen issue with any on the Kindle DX and DXG units I've had (a total of four), while out of four Aura HDs, three have had screen issues.

As I also pointed out earlier, the Kindle DXG is noticeably better built than the Aura HD and it has almost no flex. The Voyage definitely looks considerably better built than the Aura HD, too.

Thickness matters little, if the fit is poor.

Add to this the poor support from Kobo and for me, there is no contest between the Kindle and Kobo.

If only Kindle made a 7" or 8" reader.

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