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Originally Posted by meeera
The thing most likely to cause premature death of your ereader (of either of these brands, or others) is breaking the screen. If you treat it gently, use a cover, make sure it is not twisted/bent/subjected to presure or impact forces or temperature extremes, the next likely limiting factor (assuming you don't drop a non-waterproof device in the bath) is battery lifetime.
(Most) Kobos have the advantage of having an internal SD card that can be removed and replaced with a new one should it fail out of warranty. Kindle has the advantage of a customer service department that will often offer a modest discount on a new Kindle should the device fail out of warranty.
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Its isnt problem if I break screen by myself. Its understandable that battery dont hold lifetime and if it still works after couple of years, Im ok with that. But when I read reviews I sometimes find reviews which says that screen gets 'dead pixels', or other device problems which wasnt caused by users. Also most of people says that kobo customer service is very bad so Im afraid of that..