You could probably fix the Lite fairly easily if you wanted to - I've repaired a couple and it wasn't too hard. (Replacing hinges, top and touch screens, which seem to be the things that fail most on a DSL).
I used to have a blog link here. I'll put it back up when the blog has something to read.
A (nearly broken) Black DS Lite
A (partly broken) Black DSi
A (still fully working) Black 3DS
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A Japanese White DS Lite. It's pretty knackered now.
A European Silver DS Lite. It's holding up very well.
A Black European DSi. The L-button no longer works despite treating it well. Attempts to unjam the button resulted in the touch screen's image looking worse.
A Metallic Blue European DSi. It still works great and it's my choice for DS games.
An Aqua Blue European 3DS. Its touchscreen is no longer accurate but everything else about the system is a-ok. I kept it for multiplayer/streetpass reasons.
A Silver and Black European 3DS XL. This thing is still new and is working great for me.
Used to have a silver DS Phat, but I sold it to a guy who was still playing his Gameboy Color in 2007.
As for 3DSs, yesterday I just traded in my beaten up Aqua Blue launch 3DS (it was really dirty, had huge scratches on the top screen and both the L and R buttons barely worked) to get a perfect condition Zelda 3DS for $76.
I also have a blue 3DS XL which has my ambassador games now.
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