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Originally Posted by Sonist
BTW, comments like "I never leave mine in the car" are unhelpful at best, with respect to a $200 reader made in 2015. I have taken my Kindle DXGs on a hike to almost 7000m, as well as to the tropics and the Equator, and never had the issues I've had with the Aura HDs (three out of four with screen problems).
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None of these situations reach the high temperatures that are reached within a car left in the sun for an hour.
But go ahead, look at the shatter marks on that screen, and tell me that it magically broke itself? Your constant truculence on this issue is really pretty exasperating.
Yes, Amazon sometimes replace Kindles the user has smashed or abused. No, this is not a legal or moral requirement, and when other companies choose to do otherwise, they are not terrible awful no-good companies for making that decision. If you want a device that you have a fair chance of getting replaced when you smash it, buy a Kindle. Happy now? Bye. I'm off to take this shattered wine glass to the shops for a warranty replacement.