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wait... these eReader-Cases are able to break??
The pink parts yeah. I've seen their eReader get dropped bashed and thrown around like trash (in the bottom of a bag.
The injection molded cases usually fall apart in about 6 months around the corners, and deteriorate from there. My pink arms are breaking on the layer lines around the corners at the 4 month mark, but they are holding together well regardless. Even then replacement arms are like 4 hours of printing and a few grams of materials.