I love this as it doesn’t stop me from getting tired, like a lot of devices do that are simply too bright for an evening. I personally don’t have this enabled as I prefer to control it myself.Īn extra on the Oasis is the warmth setting which adds a subtle orange hue on the screen. You’re able to change the brightness easily but also have the auto-brightness applied which changes based on the ambient light. the buttons at the side allow you to flick forward and back through the pages, and they’re significantly quicker than the Paperwhite’s screen where you have to flick the screen (also available on the Oasis)īrightness and Warmth on the Kindle Oasis.you can turn it over so you can read left or right handed, perfect for me as I like to turn often as I usually read in bed.instead of just brightness, the Oasis has warm light you can alter too.it has a dark mode for those who prefer a dark background and white font.the shape of the Kindle Oasis is larger behind one one side, which makes holding it *really* comfortable and ergonomic.My favourite features on the new Amazon Oasis See the Kindle Oasis here on Amazon and here for the Oasis case I bought (also on Amazon). Kindle Oasis vs Kindle Paperwhite – a few extras in the settings Kindle Oasis vs Paperwhite with and without a case – the Oasis is bigger and therefore so is the case It’s also got a few extra features I’ll go into. The screen is an inch bigger – 7″ which is 1″ bigger than the Paperwhite.
Then about a month ago, I noticed the huge discount – £170 down from £230 and I couldn’t resist! I got the 8gb which is plenty for me. I’d seen the Oasis and thought it looked beautiful so I had it in my Amazon wish list for a while. Haven’t seen the cork in person so I can’t compare it.I read daily on my 7th generation Kindle Paperwhite I’ve had for over 6 years. The black Kids case has a nice matte, kind of neoprene finish that I prefer to the fabric or leather options. Having a case and extended warranty included were more important to me than the light sensor and wireless charging of the SE. I went with the PW Kids because of the value. The fact that Oasis still uses micro-USB was the deciding factor for me. If I really got into a book and read for several hours, I might have to charge daily. I rarely went longer than a week without recharging, even when it was new. The PW’s battery life is significantly improved over the Oasis. It’s subtle but helps reinforce navigation within a title. I also immediately liked the page turn animation that remains exclusive to PW11. It could have been just my unit but the buttons clicked loudly enough to disturb my better half. If I tried to prop it up with my other hand I’d get inadvertent page turns because the other three bezels are so narrow. I often read in bed and the way the Oasis design forces holding with one hand gets tiresome. I strongly prefer the PW’s symmetrical shape.
6.8”), I feel they’re functionally equivalent after having them side by side for a couple of days. While technically Oasis still has a larger screen (7” vs. I bought the Oasis because at the time it had the largest screen. Got a PW11 Kids and have been very pleased. A few days ago, I traded in an Oasis 9 that I’d had since 2018 because its power button had become sticky and unpredictable. You may or may not receive a reason.Ī complete and up to date list of rules is available on the new Reddit view Failing to do so will end up on your post being removed and/or your account banned. When posting in r/Kindle, make sure you adhere by our guidelines. Piracy Any piracy talk (including website names) will result in removal of your thread/comments and may result in a permanent ban. Amazon dropped the Kindle name from the tablets a few years back. Please use new Reddit for up to date information and sub rules.įire tablets are not Kindle e-readers. Note - Old Reddit is not maintained in this sub. Have questions before you buy a Kindle product or accessory? Want to know more about any of the products? Have news or tips to share? Join our friendly members. This subreddit is for everything Kindle related.
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