Lifespan of the Kindle - Page 6

littlestar · 06-09-2011, 01:18 AM

that's a quastion.

odiakkoh · 06-09-2011, 03:12 AM

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GlobalDirectParts is a wholesaler, but for some products the MOQ is 1.

um ok? whats the link for?

odiakkoh · 06-09-2011, 03:14 AM

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Thanks for alansplace,odiakkoh,chas0039,DiapDealer. you are right! I check again and again then finally find out you guys are right. I made a mistake. THANKS AGAIN!

ok im really confused on why you added my name. i didnt say anything about right or wrong. just that my personal experience has been difficult when trying to find other people to buy something wholesale with me.

littlestar · 06-10-2011, 12:04 AM

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ok im really confused on why you added my name. i didnt say anything about right or wrong. just that my personal experience has been difficult when trying to find other people to buy something wholesale with me.

Mistake again and agian ,my god !

Then thank you for replying to my post, would this be a reason for thank you?

edu500ac · 12-31-2011, 07:40 PM

I own five kindles, two nooks, and one Sony. Kindle 2 is a sturdy device. I own two of them. One is used by my son, a medical student. He uses an iPad for playing Angry Birds, and the K2 for everything else; notwithstanding, the device is in mint condition. The keyboad looks brand new, not three years old. My wife is a lawyer; she uses her K2 for technical books, latin dictionary, and all kind of documents; again, her K2 looks brand new. I cannot say the same thing about the Kindle 3. After one year, the keyboard letters are faded. I also own a Kindle Touch, but it is two early to give an opinion.

The All New Nook is not as sturdy as the Kindle 2. If I drop my Nook from a height of 5 feet, it comes apart. The same can be said about the Kindle 3.

As for the battery, theu seem to have a very long lifespan. When I bought my son's K2, I made carefull tests. I found out that the battery last something like 100 hundred hours of continuous reading, and about 10000 page turns. Almost three years later, the battery last 100 hours, and about 10000 page turns. After one year, the iPad battery has lost about 30% of its capacity. When new, the iPad could play a film for 9 hours. The one year old iPad can play a film for about 6 hours.

DiapDealer · 12-31-2011, 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by edu500ac

As for the battery, theu seem to have a very long lifespan. When I bought my son's K2, I made carefull tests. I found out that the battery last something like 100 hundred hours of continuous reading, and about 10000 page turns. Almost three years later, the battery last 100 hours, and about 10000 page turns. After one year, the iPad battery has lost about 30% of its capacity. When new, the iPad could play a film for 9 hours. The one year old iPad can play a film for about 6 hours.

The original battery in my K2 is finally starting to show signs of getting tired. I've been tossing around the idea of getting a newer reader, but as easy as it will be to replace the battery in this device (and the fact that I love my K2 even more than the K3 that lives in my house)... it's pretty much a no-brainer. I'll be ordering a new battery and the K2 will keep on truckin'.

HarryT · 01-01-2012, 07:05 AM

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Originally Posted by edu500ac

The All New Nook is not as sturdy as the Kindle 2. If I drop my Nook from a height of 5 feet, it comes apart. The same can be said about the Kindle 3.

The obvious solution to that is, I guess, "then don't drop it".

Synamon · 01-01-2012, 12:08 PM

There has been a crack in the case of my Kindle Keyboard radiating from the bottom right corner of the screen since a month after I got it (last spring). I wasn't too concerned until the other day when I noticed a new crack in the opposite bottom corner. It's never been dropped and I'm not sure the cracks are a big problem, but I called Amazon and they are sending out a new one.

HarryT · 01-01-2012, 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Synamon

There has been a crack in the case of my Kindle Keyboard radiating from the bottom right corner of the screen since a month after I got it (last spring). I wasn't too concerned until the other day when I noticed a new crack in the opposite bottom corner. It's never been dropped and I'm not sure the cracks are a big problem, but I called Amazon and they are sending out a new one.

It's a known defect in the K3; happens to a pretty high percentage of them. It's a purely cosmetic defect, but probably as well to get it replaced, since it could affect its resale value. It's probably the reason that the K4 and KT have rounded, rather than sharp, corners to their screen bezel.

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06-09-2011, 01:18 AM	#76
littlestar Enthusiast Posts: 33 Karma: 926 Join Date: May 2011 Device: kindle dx	that's a quastion.

12-31-2011, 07:40 PM	#80
edu500ac Junior Member Posts: 9 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jan 2010 Device: PRS-600/Kindle 2	I own five kindles, two nooks, and one Sony. Kindle 2 is a sturdy device. I own two of them. One is used by my son, a medical student. He uses an iPad for playing Angry Birds, and the K2 for everything else; notwithstanding, the device is in mint condition. The keyboad looks brand new, not three years old. My wife is a lawyer; she uses her K2 for technical books, latin dictionary, and all kind of documents; again, her K2 looks brand new. I cannot say the same thing about the Kindle 3. After one year, the keyboard letters are faded. I also own a Kindle Touch, but it is two early to give an opinion. The All New Nook is not as sturdy as the Kindle 2. If I drop my Nook from a height of 5 feet, it comes apart. The same can be said about the Kindle 3. As for the battery, theu seem to have a very long lifespan. When I bought my son's K2, I made carefull tests. I found out that the battery last something like 100 hundred hours of continuous reading, and about 10000 page turns. Almost three years later, the battery last 100 hours, and about 10000 page turns. After one year, the iPad battery has lost about 30% of its capacity. When new, the iPad could play a film for 9 hours. The one year old iPad can play a film for about 6 hours.

01-01-2012, 12:08 PM	#83
Synamon Lunatic Posts: 1,691 Karma: 4386372 Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Land of the Loonie Device: Kindle Paperwhite and Keyboard, Kobo Aura, iPad mini, iPod Touch	There has been a crack in the case of my Kindle Keyboard radiating from the bottom right corner of the screen since a month after I got it (last spring). I wasn't too concerned until the other day when I noticed a new crack in the opposite bottom corner. It's never been dropped and I'm not sure the cracks are a big problem, but I called Amazon and they are sending out a new one.

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