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Originally Posted by sowadmin
The story is annoying and not so simple. I thought that my battery just died after 2 years, so I have replaced it. And it happens with the new one at once.
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Originally Posted by sowadmin
TBH I'm a little disappointed by Kobo. I really enjoyed using it. There was some missing points but after all it was ok. The size, screen quality, performance. The issue with battery really makes me angry. It wasn't cheap and I expected better longevity...
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The Libra H2O came out in 2019 and was discontinued in 2021, so your two-year old device was either old stock or used. In any case, it didn’t have a two-year old battery.
I get that it’s frustrating, but having a four- to six-year old battery die isn’t unprecedented, although I agree that it’s early. I have two Kobos that are over ten years old and they still have adequate battery life.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
However, if you buy a Reader released after February 18, 2027, it has to have an easily user replaceable battery if it's to be sold in the EU. So if Kobo released a new Reader past Feburary 28, 2027, it will have a replaceable battery because Kobo are sold in the EU.
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Saying that in two years your problem will be solved really isn’t a solution!