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Kindle Oasis – With 7” display and page turn buttons

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Lockscreen Ad-Supported
Color
Graphite
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Model
53-013618

Features 7

  • Our best 7", 300 ppi flush-front Paperwhite display.
  • Adjustable warm light to shift screen shade from white to amber.
  • Waterproof (IPX8) so you can read in the bath or by the pool. Your Kindle has been tested to withstand accidental immersion in water.
  • Thin and light ergonomic design with page turn buttons.

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I have a Paperwhite but reading on my Oasis feels much better!
Digital Storage Capacity: 32 GB Offer Type: Lockscreen Ad-Supported Color: Graphite Option: Without Kindle Unlimited
I was really skeptical about buying because of the price tag. Clearly I could've bought several kindle units with just one Kindle Oasis, but alas, I succumbed to enabling friends & lots of sugar and ended up buying one. I've always liked the size of the Paperwhite because I have small hands, but surprisingly, the Oasis was comfortable to hold for long hours and didn't keep on slipping because of the uneven backside. The added inch to the display size was really nice for me as I really liked reading with a smaller font to avoid having to turn the pages more while I read (I know, I am lazy okay). Though when I do have to turn the page, the buttons are GREAT. I used to have this itch to have this physical touch when I read, similar to touching a physical book's page, so having buttons to tinker with has solved that. The large storage is also pretty neat, especially since I do store and listen to audio books when I can. This allows me to store more before having to delete books or for when I travel without access to the internet. I find this important because the battery seems to last shorter than that of my Paperwhite. I think I only encounter this issue when I have to continuously keep access to my wifi available because I'm downloading an audiobook while reading. That eats up my battery to the point of having to charge within the day! Also, I have noticed that the downloads for audiobooks take atleast twice longer than when I download the same thing on my phone via the audible app. But it's not really a huge issue unless you're planning on doing last minute downloads before riding the plane. (Don't. You probably won't have it finished in time, just download it to your phone if possible) NOTE: Both the kindle and my iPhone are not on 5GHz, are next to each other and with downloads starting at the same time. THE LIGHTING: BEAUTIFUL! I find that unless you've compared it, you wouldn't think there would be a difference but there is. My eyes agree. The ability to alter the backlight really helps when you read in a really dark room. It just feels like I can read longer than I can when I'm just staring at varying shades of gray. The entire display also lights up evenly. Again, you wouldn't think or feel the difference unless you've used both so this isn't something to go to war about, it's just a really nice feel that matches the heart stopping price tag. Now as for the port, as much as a USB-C port would have been nice, I feel like it won't be as easy to be universally connected if that were the case. I've had to borrow or salvage cords because I may have left mine at home, and it was really easy to look for the Oasis' cord than to borrow a USB-C cable. This may change in the future though, but for now I'm okay with it coming the way it came. Oh and how can I forget? IT'S AMBIDEXTROUS! I tend to read for about 6-10 hours a day which usually includes while waiting in line, waiting in the car or some other place, so no wonder my dominant hand gets tired. Flipping my kindle to read using my left hand is a joy. I retain good use of the buttons and when my kindle is mounted on a tablet stand, it works wonders. I don't have to keep on taking it off, if I decide I want to turn and read in a different angle or if someone wants to see a part of what I'm reading. I can share easily because I can just keep on flipping it without issue. So far, this is my take on the Kindle Oasis (coming from an old Paperwhite user). Pretty sure there are other things to cover, but these are the things that personally matters to me. I hope this is useful for those on the fence about buying one. P.S. My friends goaded me into buying the 32GB model and I thought it was going to be too much. But no. If you're going to store audiobooks, please get the 32GB because that will go a long way. Thank you lovely evil friends. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2020 by Jaisan
Pricey, but the best...
Digital Storage Capacity: 32 GB Offer Type: Without Lockscreen Ads Color: Graphite Option: Without Kindle Unlimited
I got this on prime day with no ads and 4g. It is awesome, but it’s pros outweigh the cons so I gave it 5 stars! First, the bad news: 1: I’m a very tech savvy dude, and I sent the first one back since the box wasn’t labeled “4g” and I could not locate any evidence within the buried pamphlet or in the device menu for 4g. I had the right device, and had to research this (but I had already sent it back for a replacement). I imagine that ALL devices come with 4g and no ads, but that the chip is not activated. I think that’s why there is no extra advertising on the box (they program it with your account info before they send it). 2: another con, the battery on neither the replacement nor the initial kindle reaches 100 percent. It goes to around 98, but if we stop for a moment and think about how batteries work, they typically age after each use and hold a reserve to give it longevity. This one just has subpar firmware that can’t quite display a proper meter. It’s weird, but not that inportant. 3: this device is expensive! I got it on prime day for around 200 bucks, and it’s well worth this price. Now for the pro’s: This device looks and feels awesome. It looks waterproof (it is) because the fit and finish was kept minimalist. The buttons are great, but the touchscreen is also responsive. I use the Libby app on the iPhone (the new overdrive app) to check out several books. Kindle used to have something similar called “lending library” integrated, but the app is actually easier to use. Both allow you to upload your library card (or even sign up for one) and check out books for free. With the 4g, you can rest assured that any time your book becomes available that you can tap the app notification, click “read on kindle”, and the device will have the book on it seconds after it boots up. The higher definition screen is also very crisp, and I don’t notice ghosting even considering I don’t have the page refresh option selected (it adds lag but clears the ghosting). The web browser is also handy if you want to check Wikipedia or IMDb for something, but usually you can highlight the word on the page with your finger and see the definition/Wikipedia page automatically. So all in all, minor cons, major pros, and a really great deal if you can get it for 200 or 250 (with no ads). It’s not a cheap looking device like the others. if your library doesn’t have the ebook you’re looking for, just use No Rush rewards points! If you do it right, you can actually pay this thing off in a few months (depending on how much you read) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2021 by Brandon M.
Lucked out getting this
Digital Storage Capacity: 8 GB Offer Type: Lockscreen Ad-Supported Color: Graphite Option: Without Kindle Unlimited
5/5 for the item: This is my first ever Kindle. Bought in September 2024 as Used-Very Good and landed on the Oasis because it was waterproof and had the buttons. Buying used made it only only a few dollars more than the plain Kindle. Never having had an eReader before, I didn't want to invest too much not knowing if I'd get into it or not. Boy oh boy... I did not realize how lucky I was at the time! This device is an absolute gem and apparently they don't make them anymore?? I am now terrified to lose or break this as I can not imagine not having the page turn buttons. I even turn the touch screen off for long periods of reading because accidentally touching the screen is quite annoying. To say I've taken well to it would be a gross understatement. I haven't read this much in YEARS. Battery life is a bit unimpressive considering I keep Airplane mode ON and Bluetooth OFF, but knowing this is a used item produced in 2019 it's doing quite well. When I do need Wi-Fi it connects quickly and seamlessly. You can do Landscape orientation unlike what another reviewer said, but you need to go into the settings -- it wont happen automatically. However it will do 180 degree rotation automatically if you want to switch the button orientation based on which hand is holding the device. I even got a little page turner thing so I can more easily read on the treadmill and that works great too. The Libby app works great sending loaned books to Kindle, no issues. Mine is only 8G but I can't imagine ever running out of room especially since I only do library books. 0/5 on Amazon: I am so pleased with this item and so disappointed that Amazon seems to have no interest in making straightforward, robust, no frills eReaders anymore. I don't need color, I don't need a stylus, I don't need a 10" display. I'm contemplating getting a backup on Ebay but I'm assuming somehow this will become obsolete before I lose or break this one. In that case moving to the Kobo seems more likely in the future unless Amazon can correct course. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2024 by Lex
Finally, a Kindle I can use
Digital Storage Capacity: 8 GB Offer Type: Lockscreen Ad-Supported Color: Graphite Option: Without Kindle Unlimited
I had been using an iPad mini as my Kindle device, and that had worked well for me until I began to realize that the iPad display was causing my eyes to water and feel uncomfortable. I had tried an earlier Kindle Paperwhite and the Fire HD readers, but found the Paperwhite 6" display to be too small for extended reading and the Fire HD to give me the same eye strain that I was getting with the iPad Mini. Out of desperation I decided to trade in my Paperwhite to the new 7" Oasis, hoping that the larger display size and the warm light settings might make it easier on my eyes. It turned out to address most of the things I disliked about my previous Kindle readers. The Oasis had several surprises for me. First, it is actually lighter than my iPad Mini, making it easier to hold with a single hand while reading. The warm light setting made a major difference in easing the strain on my eyes and I found I liked both the ability to turn off the touch screen and to use the page turn buttons. Much to my delight I found that when I turned the Oasis 180 degrees the display flipped and the function of the page turn buttons also flipped so that whichever way I held it the top button advanced the page, the bottom button flipped to the previous page and the bookmark functionality worked at the top of the screen. It isn't perfect for my use. An hour of reading caused more of a battery drop than I would have expected, touching the top of the screen to change settings or go to the Library takes longer than I would like and since there is only one power button when I flip the Oasis I have to remember that the power button is now on the bottom. Personally I would have preferred if there was an easy to access touch screen OFF button so I could turn the display off without having to use the physical button, I would have liked the option of an 8" display and it surprises me that the charging connector is not a usb-c connector, but most of those concerns are minor for me. Overall I am very happy with the Oasis. This is the first Kindle reader that I find I can actually use and be happy with. Thanks, Amazon. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2020 by Mike From Mesa
Great device if you have an older kindle and want to upgrade.
Digital Storage Capacity: 8 GB Offer Type: Lockscreen Ad-Supported Color: Graphite Option: Without Kindle Unlimited
This is my 2nd kindle and first Oasis the previous kindle I had was the Kindle Paperwhite 2015. I finally decided to bite the bullet and upgrade. To be fair there wasn’t any reason for this other than I wanted to upgrade. My 2015 Kindle Paperwhite is still functional but wasn’t syncing properly. I decided that I would upgrade to the Oasis as I honestly didn’t see much difference with the newer Paperwhite 2019 except the new backlight and flush screen. Ok first things first the Oasis is extremely thin and light. The bevel edge where the battery is located serves its function which allows readers to use it one handed. The back is aluminum versus the basic kindle/Paperwhite which have a rubber finish. The aluminum back can get cold if you prefer to use it without a case like I do. The screen auto rotates which allow those of us that like to switch to either the left or right hand while sitting or lying down. A 4 stars feature in my opinion. The screen is flush and the “pages” are crisp. You have page turn buttons which I think to be honest are an asset and preferable to the touchscreen as I would accidentally tap through too many pages on the Paperwhite. The page turn buttons come in handy as you can also disable the touchscreen while reading by tapping the dots while in your book on the right side of the screen which will bring up the options screen and disable touchscreen is on there. To enable the touchscreen again you press the power button twice which will bring up the lock screen to access the touchscreen again. The backlight features aren’t really a necessity for me as I don’t normally read in the dark but comes in handy when I am not in a well lit room. The kindle oasis is waterproof and you now have the ability to listen to audible books (only audible books) wirelessly via Bluetooth. Personally, for me this is a feature that I don’t think is necessary as I tend to listen to audiobooks on my audible app or the Libby/overdrive app. Also, you can not listen to both the audible book and read the ebook which I think is ridiculous especially if amazon is advertising this as a premium feature. You should be able to listen and read simultaneously. The worst feature on the Oasis is the battery life. My 2015 Paperwhite’s battery would last for days/week even when I wasn’t using it or if I was continuously using it for a minimum of an hour a day. The Oasis battery drains fast I found on a full charge and reading for an hour at a 100 % it easily went down to 70%. I initially had an issue with it not charging to 100% but after factory resetting it I found the solution was that I wasn’t using the micro usb charging cable that came with it. I was using the old one from the Paperwhite as they seemed similar but after using the correct charging cable the Oasis was charging to 100%. So anyone having issues with it not charging to 100% make sure it is being charged with the cable it came with! The fix for extending the battery life is keeping the device on airplane mode, lowering your light settings. Now it drains less as I am at 73% after a week of usage after changing those settings. However, I believe a device as expensive as this should have an excellent battery without having to tweak and alter the very settings they claim make this a premium device the backlights. I believe if the battery life last longer and was durable like the Paperwhite this would be without a doubt their best device yet. Some suggestions for new users to maximize your device’s potential: If you have Amazon Prime then you have access to a slew of ebooks through Prime Reading included for free (You could also sign up for kindle unlimited but you would have to pay the subscription). Get a library card. You can now download the overdrive or Libby app (or both) on your phone and now you have instant access to library books sent straight to your device. Sign up for amazon deals of the day under account settings to get free or discounted ebook suggestions daily so you don’t ever have to buy full price books. Look out for Great on Kindle books as these ebooks gives you credits towards you next ebook purchase albeit you will more likely than not have to purchase the ebook at full price but you can often get upwards to $5.00 in ebook credits toward others. You have a week to return a ebook (a feature I did not know of until recently). Lastly, buy the kindle with special features and save yourself an extra $20. The ads are not annoying like some claim. In fact the only time you see ads is on the lock screen and on the home page at the bottom and they are usually ads of ebooks on sale (most times tailored to your reading preference) so this is a benefit to the reader. And if the ads end up annoying you then you can always hide them under the settings option on your device or you can contact Amazon later and pay $20 to have them removed. Also, get the 8 GB version unless your planning on storing audible books (which take up A LOT of space) and ebooks than the 8 GB is sufficient and will save you money. In the end would I recommend this device? Absolutely, especially if you already have a older kindle, a basic kindle or a newer Paperwhite and wish for an upgrade. However, if this is your first ever kindle I would recommend the Kindle Paperwhite which is the perfect medium between all three devices. It has the backlight feature, smaller in size, and cheaper in price. In the end these devices really are for reading. My opinion either way is these devices last a really long time so after a year or two they pay for themselves. If you have an older model and its still functional and want to save money then keep it until a better upgraded version comes out in a few years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2020 by N87
A life changer for me...
Digital Storage Capacity: 8 GB Offer Type: Lockscreen Ad-Supported Color: Graphite Option: Without Kindle Unlimited
It is difficult to write a review as positive as I would like this one to be and not seem to be a shill. But here goes..... This device is my first e-reader, and it has actually changed the way I live--literally (and figuratively, too, I guess). Succinctly, I have now canceled cable TV and rediscovered the pleasure of reading books again and, in the process, regained a healthier day/night sleep cycle. As an aside, I also no longer feel the need to joke I’m cultivating functional illiteracy. I used to be an inveterate reader of books, but that changed over the years for a multitude of reasons: technical studies that meant slow reading; hours in front of a computer monitor for work, tiring the eyes; naturally declining vision no longer correctable simultaneously for all distances with contact lenses; a deep aversion to glasses riding on my ears, etc. Then came retirement and the discovery of streaming TV that led more than once to asking myself, "When did it become light again?" Streaming TV, however, did lead me to the Kindle Oasis—I got hooked on a book-based TV series that piqued my desire to go further in depth and read the books, and in preparation for a long trip, I bought the first book of the series. At over 600 pages long and in a standard size print, it was just unwieldy for long periods of holding it for reading. That led me to consider a Kindle, but I knew I wanted one I could also be read in bright sunlight. This one was what I chose. Within a week, I had bought, downloaded, and read several of the books (each 500-700 pages). The TV remained off the whole week, and I re-established a healthier pattern of turning in when I was tired. (I can still "watch" TV through half-lidded eyes, but I cannot continue reading that way.) Two weeks after getting my Kindle, I canceled cable TV. I still have streaming, but it’s no longer as compelling. As pricy as this Kindle is, it will still save me money with the reduction in cable fees within 4 months (and that includes the prices of the purchased books). Surprisingly, my Kindle Oasis has led me to discoveries about myself and poor reading habits that I’m now remedying - pleasurably. For example, I often used to come upon an unknown word and divine a meaning (probably imprecise) from the context or just skipped it altogether as being non-essential to the story. I just get too caught up in the book to interrupt the flow and reach for a reference. Now, however, I call up references on the fly without even putting the Kindle down. Words whose meaning I previously would have glossed over take on new significance (definition, etymology, usage, related terms and subject matter). I gain an greater appreciation for the author's word choice and learn a lot in the process. This really is a fundamentally more enriching and rewarding way to read. Physically, the device (being so small) had the potential to be awkward to hold for extended periods, but the asymmetric form-factor actually makes it easier whether one is right- or left-handed. With a cover attached it feels much like a comfortably sized paperback book. I opted for the premium leather cover (separate review, but it's worth every single penny and possibly some), and it makes the Kindle even more comfortable in the hand. The Oasis fits in my jacket pocket, immediately ready anywhere I am. This experience with its small size even drove my decision about the size of tablet computer I would choose to replace my aging one (I chose the mini sized one and not the full-sized one after trying both). The lighting is so uniform, it was difficult to believe the text was not back illuminated, but I did a little research and found (NYT article with diagrams and pictures) that it is, indeed, front illuminated with LED's around the border shining into a horizontal film (i.e., light-guide) “floating” above the page that "conducts" the light horizontally parallel to the reading surface and then down onto the page in an amazingly uniform distribution of illumination. And one can "tune" the color of the light towards warmer tones (i.e., towards the red end of the spectrum) that are easier for the eye to recover from in a dark environment--the reason visual astronomers have red-filtered lights to view star charts in the dark). It even looks like reading a beloved old book. Charging is quick and simple but not entirely without a little awkwardness. . I was a little disappointed to see a micro-USB slot for charging. My aversion is based on the fact that it can be a little difficult for me to line up the plug with the charging slot even in full light. The Kindle Oasis maintains a charge for a long period, but I do try to remind myself to put it back into Airplane mode after pursuing a reference just because. I do wish there were a timer that would revert the Kindle back to Airplane mode after some period of non-use as a power saving mechanism. All told, I’m glad this thing did not exist when I was a kid. The flashlight-under-the-covers-book-reading-trick got me into trouble enough with my parents, but this would have made me a chronic offender and them apoplectic. I love gadgets. I have a lot. This is unquestionably my favorite. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2020 by GenericReviewer
Smaller than I expected but now I love it
Digital Storage Capacity: 8 GB Offer Type: Lockscreen Ad-Supported Color: Graphite Option: Without Kindle Unlimited
I was shocked when this arrived (today) so, ok, I haven't actually used it yet, deciding if I'm returning it or not. I have a previous gen kindle paperwhite which is 6.8 inches. This Oasis is supposed to be 7 inches but wow, it's tiny! I had no idea. I thought I'd read everything carefully & checked out the dimensions but I actually thought it would be a bit larger than my paperwhite. I thought 7 inches was larger than 6.8 inches. Was I ever wrong. It's also nearly square. I missed that somehow too. Every kindle I've had in the past has been taller than wide. This thing is square. Not sure I could get used to that. It would be nearly like reading on my phone which I don't like doing. I got it on sale on Prime day but it was still expensive. I'm really disappointed. Wish another review had mentioned how tiny it is. I thought I'd prefer the page turn buttons & am still pretty sure I would like them better than swiping although I like that the Oasis does both but I think it's too tiny for me. I was so shocked when I took it out of the box. Edit: Now about 2 weeks after using this I've definitely gotten used to it & I love it! It's not actually much smaller, it was shaped differently, more square. I love the page turn buttons & the feel of it in my hands. I also like that I can carry it in my purse. I have a paperwhite with a hefty case which doesn't fit in a purse, I usually carry it in a daypack if I take it anyplace. The Oasis fits well into smaller, lighter, spaces which works really well for carrying it on public transportation. From what I've read people seem to either really like or really dislike the Oasis. Now that I've used it for a couple of weeks I've come to love it. I did buy the Amazon leather case for it. Expensive but was on sale during Prime days. I always get a case for any device and this case is amazing. Feels good in my hands and looks handsome. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2023 by akbj
Much Better than the Reviews Led Me to Believe!
Digital Storage Capacity: 32 GB Offer Type: Lockscreen Ad-Supported Color: Graphite Option: Without Kindle Unlimited
I read many of the Reviews after I ordered my Oasis. It's just something I do. I read Reviews before I order, and while I am awaiting a product's arrival, I read more Reviews. Silly? Perhaps it is, but it's Harmless. Quite a few of the Reviews complained about the Battery Life, and so I was watchful of that. I have had my Oasis for over a week now, and still have 30% of the power left. I read for at least 4 hours a day. I know that it is touted to hold 6 weeks to a charge, and that it will have to be charged before that time. But I STILL just compare it to the battery life on my laptop and my cell phone, and find myself pleased with the battery life of my Oasis! It's just Not that difficult to plug it in for a few hours every week and a half or so! It is comfortable to hold...I have an Ayotu Skin Touch Feeling Case, which I bought here on Amazon when I bought my Kindle. With my Case, the Oasis is lightweight, and of good proportions; it fits my hands well. The lighting is excellent, and the e-ink is clear and easy to read. I already have a Kindle Paperwhite, but wanted the Oasis for the warmly lit option, which my older Paperwhite does not have. I find that the amber is very restful. I think that people are too often quick to complain about things, and too slow to praise them. My new Kindle Oasis is praiseworthy, and I LOVE it! I ordered it during the last 15 minutes of Prime Day, and so got an amazing bargain! But, even at its full price, it would be worth Every Single Cent it costs!!! UPDATE I finally charged my Oasis, though I still had 14% left on my battery. Then I Finally did some math. Ok. The Oasis is touted to last for 6 weeks of use...being used for 15 minutes of reading for a day. Since I read for at least four Hours a day, that makes my days worth 16 days each! 4 hours is 16 x 15 minutes! I think that people are thinking that they can read all they want for the 6 Weeks...perhaps they should read the description of the Oasis more carefully! I ended up getting an even Longer Battery Life than the Oasis Promised! I do wish people would quit denigrating a fine product, because their expectations don't match their Perceptions...instead of the Facts! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2023 by sheridan gebhart
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