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That's good to know! Do you know of any Kobo readers that I can get that are under $100? I've tried to look on eBay but all of them seem to be newer for several hundred. I may also be tripping but would be nice to know what old model is decent
Wow, those have jumped up in price! Mine is a Clara 2e, my previous one was also a Clara, but I dont remember which particular model. I'm not seeing any on eBay for less than $150 either.
Idk if its something you would wanna take on but getting one of the broken ones off eBay and replacing the screen might be a way to go.