We have gathered 5 ups and 5 downs.
Impressive and comfortable design.
Extremely lightweight.
Extended battery life with the cover.
Built-in accelerometer for easy reading in different positions.
High-resolution screen with even light distribution.
High price point.
Not waterproof.
Uses outdated Micro-USB for charging.
No adaptive lighting.
Awkward design for some users.
The Kindle Oasis might be redundant if you already own an iPad with a Kindle app.
It is more affordable to opt for a simpler Kindle model that serves the basic functionality needed.
The Kindle Oasis offers a unique design with conveniences that make it hard to switch back to other eReaders.
Amazon's ecosystem is comprehensive, making it advantageous if you already use Kindle services.
The asymmetric design and humpback shape of the Kindle Oasis can be unusual and requires some getting used to.
Physical buttons on the Kindle Oasis allow for easy page turning without using the touchscreen.
The Kindle Oasis uses familiar E Ink technology, which makes it an ideal choice for voracious readers.
The Kindle Oasis has impressive battery efficiency, allowing you to get through one and a half books on three-quarters of a charge.
The Kindle Oasis is slow to refresh and has a slow processor, which can be problematic when opening files like PDFs.
The Kindle Oasis uses an older microUSB port, which may be annoying if you've converted your other gadgets to USBC.
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