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Old 11-06-2019, 03:39 PM   #573
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Originally Posted by mathil View Post
Yeah, if you've been here a while you'll realize that Jon feels very strongly about ereaders being kept in covers at all times. Personally, I believe that covers help if you're taking the reader out of the house a lot and throwing it in bags etc., but they're not so fragile that one look at them out of a cover and they'll break - just treat them like you would your smartphone, paying a bit more attention to make sure they're not subject to torsion. I keep mine in a felt sleeve and make sure that it doesn't move around in my backpack (i.e. keep it between two books, or in a tablet pocket), and so far so good. But all devices that fall have a high likelihood of breaking, it's not like ereaders are outliers in that.
Either way, my money, my rules.
I've read many posts of a Reader that's gone in a bag and come out broken. So unless the sleeve is solid, it's not all that useful. I know a Reader can still break when in a case, but at least the case gives some level of protection that's better then most sleeves.
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