Does Kobo work in Canada?

Rakuten Kobo launches all-you-can-read eBook subscription service in Canada. July 15, 2020 — Leading digital reading retailer and publisher Rakuten Kobo announced today the Canadian launch of Kobo Plus, the all-you-can-read eBook subscription for $9.99 per month.

Can a Kobo eReader be repaired?

If your eReader is missing books, try repairing your Kobo account. Beside ‘Repair your Kobo account’, tap Repair. Tap Repair now. The account repair process will begin.

How do I fix my Kobo eReader?

Force your eReader to shut off If your screen is frozen, or if you see a black screen, press and hold the power button for 15 seconds. Your eReader should turn off. Turn it back on and see if the issue was fixed.

Is Kobo still supported?

Some Kobo eReaders, tablets, and Kobo apps are no longer manufactured or supported. This means that some Kobo products won’t be able to download content or get updates. You can download the free Kobo App available for iOS and Android smartphones and tablets, and continue reading with Kobo on a device you already own.

Does Kobo support OverDrive in Canada?

OverDrive Compatibility The built-in OverDrive feature for Kobo eReaders is only compatible in: Canada.

Is OverDrive available in Canada?

OverDrive lets you borrow eBooks from your public library on your Kobo eReader. Currently, OverDrive is available in: Canada.

How do I contact Kobo customer care?

(855) 732-3662Kobo Inc. / Customer service

Does Kobo have a warranty?

Warranty & Help The same warranty is provided for both new and certified refurbished eReaders. Kobo will require a copy of your receipt if you make a warranty claim for your eReader.

How long does a Kobo eReader last?

A fully charged Kobo eReader battery can last up to two months depending on how frequently you use your eReader.

What can I do with an old Kobo?

Kobo’s eRecycling Program Many community e-waste facilities, and retailers who sell Kobo products offer recycling alternatives for portable electronics where you can drop your item off at a local recycling station. Kobo also offers a recycling mail-in option free of charge in Canada and the United States.