Thread: US resident should buy Kobo ereader where
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Old 09-02-2019, 03:07 AM   #25
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Originally Posted by petercreasey View Post
In consideration of service, warranty, etc., what is the wisest (store or online) place for a US resident to buy a new Kobo ereader, perhaps especially the Forma?

Thanks.
Walmart.com. They are Kobo's offical US partner.

I ordered mine on a Wednesday and it arrived at my door on Thursday, using their free shipping option. If the device was defective, I could have returned it to a local store.

I'm not a Walmart fan, but you asked for the wisest place to buy a Kobo in the US. Walmart is it. And I'd buy directly from Walmart rather than a third party like TripleNet. I'm guessing a purchase from TripleNet could not just be returned to the store.

Here's a link to the Clara and one to the Forma.
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