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What's good
- Large display allows for 30 percent more on-screen text
- Excellent battery life
- Waterproof
- Ergonomic design
- More accessibility options
What's bad
- Expensive
- No integrated speaker
- Can not read a book and listen to an audiobook at the same time
Verdict
The Kindle Oasis (2017) might be expensive, but its large display, waterproofing, and performance make it a must-buy for those looking for a premium e-reading experience.
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What's good
- Crisp screen
- Good battery life
- Ambient light sensing
- Color temperature adjustments
- IPX8 water resistance
- Overdrive integration
- Large display
- Exceptional file support
What's bad
- Price
- Lack of hardware page buttons
- No storage expansion
What's good
- IPX8 rating for full waterproofing for 60 minutes up to 2 meters
- Large, sharp screen
- Durable build
- Blue-light filter to avoid disturbing sleep patterns
What's bad
- Lackluster performance
- Lack of selection in Kobo store
What's good
- Light and thin
- Rounded edges make it easier to hold
- More RAM for faster responsiveness
- Bluetooth connectivity for blind or visually impaired users
What's bad
- No front lighting
- Not enough changes from 2014 version to warrant an upgrade
- No 3G connectivity
What's good
- Lightweight and thin
- Uniform lighting
- Accelerometer to adjust screen orientation
What's bad
- Without case only 2 weeks of battery life
- Expensive
- No waterproofing
What's good
- 300 DPI screen
- New About This Book feature gives more detail on titles
- Faster performance
What's bad
- No auto brightness
- No page navigation button
What's good
- Slimmer and lighter than Paperwhite
- Sharp and clear display
- New PagePress sensor offers easier page navigation
What's bad
- Ghosting issues
- Light sensor errs on the dark side