7" E-book Amazon Kindle Oasis 2019 1448x1072, E-Ink, 8 GB, graphite Review

Pros: high-quality and comfortable book, convenient to use at any time, good screen, eyes do not get tired after prolonged use Has some cons: built-in advertising, but it is removed through the support service, which does not cause much inconvenience

Despite all the shortcomings, I am very pleased with the purchase. I decided that it is more profitable and more convenient for me to buy an e-book once. it is very kayfovo to the touch and the quality of the picture. but if we are talking about the voice of reason - a more balanced device is paperwhite this is for those who want not just a good reader, but an iPhone in the world of readers.

For the money I was expecting the perfect book. Alas, I did not wait. And rather, even left disappointed, and not just "not perfect, but ok." Why - described above. With its pros: 1) Excellent work speed. There is nothing to dig here. This is the fastest book I've ever had. 2) The backlight is uniform, good. 3) There is Wi-Fi. Has cons: 1) Battery. My main frustration. Even if you turn off Wi-Fi, it still comes out no more than a week. And with a permanent plus or minus three days. But then it…

After a year of use, I still could not get used to the terrible organization of books. It would seem that it could be more logical: to group books by author, and within the author by series. But in such an "advanced" reader it will not be possible to do this. To maintain at least the series of books, you have to inflate the collection (as Amazon calls the library). This feature does not bother you if you have only a few books, otherwise it's boring . I thought they might ate the firmware with a

Over the years of using e-books, I have probably tried all Kindle models starting with Kindle 2. I use them because I have accumulated a fairly large library of books in my account. I had to ate because in the previous oasis the battery was irretrievably broken and even the replacement did not save. Let's see how this one behaves, but so far no problems have been noticed. Of the minuses - as I wrote above, a slippery back cover. It is solved quite easily by buying the cover of the cover.

One interesting observation comparing Paperwhite and Oasis. My wifi distributes a smartphone, and I see the activity of devices connected to it and the traffic. So. Both books are synchronized, both are identically filled and configured. In an hour of reading, the Paperwhite turned to the Amazon servers twice, a few bytes back and forth. The oasis kept in touch with the servers all the time, giving out several kilobytes for each paging.

Satisfied with the book. Of course, the price bites and in my opinion the price tag could be more modest. If you choose between Oasis and PPW 2022 and money back to back - calmly take PPW 2022 and you won’t lose anything much. With its pros: 1. Screen - it's big and bright (25 LEDS) 2. Design - despite the 7" screen, the book is quite compact and easy to take with you (in winter, it generally fits in a jacket pocket) 3. Services - Kindle, it's still a service. An excellent opportunity to buy…

I bought this book to read pdf files. Of course, on a 7-inch landscape display, this is much more convenient. But I didn't find any other merit in the book. Some drawbacks compared to the old Kindle. I do not use the backlight, I have a tablet for this. I don't read in the bath. For me, these are dubious advantages. The physical paging buttons for reading PDF in landscape orientation are inconvenient, I scroll through by touching the screen. Some people like the fact that the screen is not…

The main disappointment is the uneven backlighting. Barely noticeable, but you can see that the left side of the screen is a little darker. It would seem a trifle, but pay attention to it. The backlight, of course, is not as bad as on the Pocketbook 740, but still very far from ideal. And the screen itself . I don’t understand the general enthusiasm - it’s ordinary, even too dark, there’s nothing special about it. PS. exchange device. In the new copy, the backlight is more uniform, it has…

I wanted a reading room for a very long time, saved up money for it and took the best one (as I thought). It is believed that there is nothing better than the Kindle, there are a lot of advertising from bloggers, on the Internet, and so on and so forth, but it turned out that they have a rather low build quality. Let me explain: I fully charged it, downloaded books, sat down to read, and after an hour the reader turned off and refused to turn on. I took it to the store where I bought it…

Stylish design does not irritate with any elements. Moreover, when reading, you do not notice the device at all. Properly distributed weight, ergonomics thought out for any hand. Has pros: There are scroll buttons. The screen size is optimal. The resolution of the display allows you to display illustrations without turning them into cloudy spots. Adjusting the backlight temperature really adds to the comfort of reading. Has some cons: WiFi only on 2.4 GHz. File conversion. Wireless…

This is a very thoughtful product for those who are looking for just an e-book, without players and games. Resolution 300 is enough for the eyes, you can not see the difference with the HD screen. Got pros: Very high-quality assembly: aluminum case, protected screen. Comfortable shape to hold in one hand or two hands. Nice adjustable lighting. You can scroll through the buttons and the touch screen. Sending books by cable, through the site and by mail. Cons: The old mUSB connector does not…

I bought blindly, trusting the brand. Since 2022 I have owned Kindle 4, I thought that during this time e-ink screens have stepped far ahead, and have become almost indistinguishable from paper, and the best of them will be in the top Oasis for 300 bucks. How wrong I was! Firstly, the screen substrate is really more gray than on my ancient Kindle 10 years ago! I am attaching a photo. Gentlemen of Amazon engineers and marketers, are you all good with cognitive abilities there to do this and…

I'm pleased with the purchase. Having access to all the books in the world at the click of a finger is a dream. But for 25k I would like a modern, advanced device. And this one seems to have not been tested by any of the developers. Got pros: Very nice case, like a MacBook. Good backlight. The ability to quickly send yourself an article from a browser for reading. The operating time suits me quite well (I read Dune for 60% of the battery). It's cool that you can translate words by tapu. Has…