![]() It also has a slightly bigger battery and can be picked up in a rather fetching gold colour.Īs for the rest, the latest Oasis boasts several high-end features. This promises to reduce the amount of blue light when you're reading before going to bed. With a £230 starting price to match, Amazon's refreshed Oasis' big new feature is its adjustable warm light, which lets you switch from the standard white LED over to a more eye-friendly amber light. The Kindle Oasis is Amazon's luxurious e-reader. Amazon Kindle Oasis: Best high-end Kindle Read our full Kindle Paperwhite review for more detailsģ. While the extras it offers – wireless charging, automatic brightness adjustment and 32GB of storage – are certainly pleasing, if you're going to spend that much on an ebook reader, you're probably better off looking at the top-of-the-range Kindle Oasis instead. It's probably not worth paying £50 more for the £180 'Signature Edition', mind. The new chip that makes this possible is also a lot more efficient, as battery life jumps from an already stunning six weeks to a gargantuan ten. Add to that 17 LEDs with warm lighting to help night-time readers sleep and USB-C connectivity, and it's a solid upgrade that builds on the previous edition by maintaining Audible integration and IPX8 waterproofing. Thinner bezels and a larger 6.8in screen mean more words per page, and it's noticeably nippier than the previous generation too, booting up and loading the Kindle store faster than ever. ![]() Amazon Kindle: Best Kindle for most peopleĢ021 saw the fifth generation of Kindle Paperwhite introduced, and while it's not as significant a step forward as the fourth, the all-new e-reader has enough new features to be an appealing choice to newcomers and those looking to upgrade.
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