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Old 09-10-2019, 12:36 PM   #14
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by meeera View Post
Things have changed. As mentioned above, the Kobo Forma has a Mobius screen with flexible plastic substrate, not glass.
Given that the OP wants an indestructible Reader, I would suggest the Kobo Forma given that it's a much more durable screen then the glass backed screens. I know the OP said no more Kobo, but this is a completely different Kobo. It won't break because of pressure or twisting of the screen while in his bag.

The thing is, the same thing could have happened to a Kindle, Nook, Pocketbook, Onyx, Tolino, Sony and any other Reader that uses a glass backed screen. This is why I suggest the Forma because of the plastic backed screen given that the OP applied pressure or a twisting force to the Kobo whil in his bag.

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