The Kindle Oasis provides an awesome E Ink reading experience along with extra-long battery life, but the $290 price is a bit steep.

Even and bright light; Best-in-class content selection; Unique design with physical buttons; Intuitive interface

Expensive; Browser still awful

According to FCC documents , the Oasis actually has Bluetooth and text to speech functionality, but Amazon has not enabled these features yet via a firmware update. Maybe in the future they will allow it to connect up to series of new accessories.

High Resolution; Case has a built in battery; 10 LED lights make it the best Kindle to read at night; New Ember font is really good

The most expensive Kindle ever; Asymmetrical design takes some getting used to; If you turn the brightness level to max it drains the battery quickly; Rating; : 7.5/10

Still beautiful, the Kindle Oasis further differentiates itself with a bigger screen. It's not for everybody, but some will find it a joy.

Lovely and lightweight; Still so thin; Charging case a nice touch; Waterproof

Expensive; 3G version is even more; Not for everybody

The Amazon Kindle Oasis is the best ebook reader money can buy, but the Kindle Paperwhite remains a more realistic choice for all but the most well-heeled readers.

Sharp, bright screen; Long battery life extended by leather charging cover; Ergonomic design; Built-in accelerometer; Vast ebook store.

Expensive; Not waterproof; Cover doesn't protect entire reader.

The Kindle Oasis is a wonderful ereader and is a pleasure to use. Its asymmetrical design is the biggest jump forward for any Kindle yet. But that doesn't make it worth £270. The Kindle Paperwhite costs less than half that and is still an excellent ereader with a great screen.

Screen works well in all light conditions; excellent design; great selection of ebooks in Kindle Store

expensive; cover slightly ruins the e-reader's balance; not waterproof

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. My biggest issue with it was the high price, and with some heavy discounts currently available it’s a much more appealing product.

Big and sharp display, Page-turning buttons are great, New “warmth” display setting is nice on the eyes

With the Paperwhite being so good, the Oasis is a hard sell, Lack of USB-C is annoying, Minimal updates from the previous model

If you don't mind the high price, the Kindle Oasis is the best e-reader you can buy today.

The Kindle Oasis is the lightest Kindle yet at 4.6 ounces and is 3.4 mm at its thinnest point; A slim leather battery case is included and adheres magnetically to the device, bumping battery life up to a 9 weeks without WiFi on.

It's pricey; isn't any zippier than the Voyage or Paperwhite; and isn't waterproof.

Amazon's premium Kindle Oasis comes with Bluetooth, waterproofing and a larger screen. Here's our full review of the 9th-gen model from 2017.

Yes, it's expensive, but the Kindle Oasis is a brilliant bit of design and easily the best eReader yet

Beautiful design; Excellent battery life; Good display

Expensive

If you’ve got the Cash Money, this e-reader is the best you can buy. We can’t knock its hustle.

Fabulous lightweight design; Pristine screen; Easy-to-use software

Really; really expensive; No adaptive lighting