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Old 11-16-2019, 06:04 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by tommik View Post
There are 2 reasons why I would not like to do it:
1) I do not want to have it broken when I am on the go. And still it will be somewhat of a hassle to have it sent for repairs. I would rather buy something more reliable.
2) I do not envision to change my ereader within at least next 5 years. The insurance covering that much time would be quite costly. I would rather take that money and buy an ereader that is one shelf above it.
Thanks for your inputs.
All ereaders are about equally reliable in cover. A Mobius screen (Kobo Forma) is of course tons more reliable than any glass screen - and all other ereaders have glass screens. Similar to smartphones - if you drop it outside the cover, do not expect the glass to survive.

A good device for on-the-go reading is a 5" ereader, sturdier due to smaller size and more pocketable. Unfortunately those are scarce these days. I got lucky when one was on offer in the market section of this forum.
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