Kindle Oasis

That assymetrical form factor is much more comfortable to use in the larger sizes. You have far more ways to grip it, and you don't have to scrunch up your fingers and get cramps to use it. The 6" is light enough it's not a problem. If you read infrequently or in shorter reading sessions, it's not a

I have a Kindle Oasis I've had as my only ereader for maybe seven years (I've had others). Built like a brick squat house but without a cover it's really hard to hold on to (unbalanced, metal back is awkward, cold and slippery), and with a cover it's weirdly heavy. Also, Amazon. Whatever you think,

I owned a Kindle Oasis 2 from 2018. One day, I logged out of my Amazon account, only to realize I couldn’t remember the exact login details I had used all those years ago. After countless failed attempts to recover it, I eventually gave up and created a new account just so I could use my Oasis again

I have a jailbroken Kindle Oasis 2 and while calibre WiFi transfer works like a charm and reading on it is fun... it has two major flaws. My battery measures around 90% of its claimed capacity so it should be still fine. But it sucks. Even without using the light a lot and with WiFi off. It feels li

Pros: lightweight, portable, affordable, easy to setup and customize. You can carry it in your pocket at all times. You can add whichever books you want. Numerous firmware variants available. Cons: no backlight (but that can easily be fixed with a small reading light). I have a Kindle Oasis, but I h

I was wondering if Amazon had any plans to make a new kindle oasis with the page turning buttons and the sleek design. No, Amazon’s representatives made it clear in 2024 that they’re not going to make any devices with buttons any more: “According to Corvasce, Kindle users are more comfortable with t

My mom died and I got her Kindle (which had been my kindle originally, before I traded up). It was the flagship model before Oasis, with the largest amount of storage they offered, and I knew Amazon was probably going to stop support for it soon, so I downloaded all of my back catalogue (I’ve been o

You know, if I knew how to jailbreak the Kindle I would do it but the internet tutorials just look too complicated, maybe too hit-or-miss to me. And besides, one of the things I don't like about the oasis is how hard it is to hold one-handed. It gets praise for its metal construction but holding it

I hope so. I had kindle oasis for the longest time and finally sold that because I got annoyed that it was lacking usb C. Then I had boox palama for a few years, but I really wanted to try viwood. Fell in love with Ai reader as soon as I got it. So hope it this add on will make it more similar to th

I have an oasis, Paperwhite and an old kindle keyboard. Hands down my favorite is the keyboard. I use it 90% of the time. I don’t like the newer kindles. Buttons are very important to me. I don’t have a computer to use Calibre to sideload. Most of the books I read are either kindle unlimited or Libb