There isn’t another e-reader out there that’s seemingly been designed with the thought of the Oasis, and this results in a device that feels truly high-end in your hands. Hold it with your thumb positioned on the top page-turning button and your fingers will naturally rest in a smooth groove on the device’s rear. The Kindle Oasis (2019) feels like a device designed for one-handed use, since it includes a defined area from where you should hold the unit. My one issue with the Paperwhite is the lack of physical buttons I much prefer having a tactile press to flip through pages over a tap of a screen. You’ll find two page-turning buttons on the side of the device – both of which are responsive and clicky – plus a power button along the top.
It retains the wedged design, in which the internals sit, along with a super-thin body and a display that sits further to one side. The Kindle Oasis (2019) is visually identical to the outgoing model. Design – The Kindle Oasis (2019) is a decent piece of hardware that’s a pleasure to use My biggest issue with it was the high price, and with some heavy discounts currently available it’s a much more appealing product. With Black Friday here, now is the best time to plump for the Oasis – if that’s the Kindle you’ve had your eye on. The Oasis remains a great e-reader, but with the Paperwhite now packing many of its best features (flush display, water-resistance and audio support), the former is a tough sell. This makes the panel more comfortable on the eyes if you’re reading at night. The only true upgrade is in the form of a “warmth” setting for the display, which gives the panel an orangey hue. It boasts the same wedged design, physical buttons for flipping through pages, plus a large, 7-inch e-ink display. Amazon’s latest iteration of the Kindle Oasis offers a minor upgrade to the 2017 model.
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