Testseek.com have collected 91 expert reviews of the Amazon Kindle Oasis 2 7 inch and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Amazon Kindle Oasis 2 7 inch.
November 2017
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91 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Published: 2017-10-31, Author: Matthew , review by: wired.co.uk
Great screen for all light conditions, waterproof, can connect with Bluetooth headphones for audiobooks
Expensive, battery time isn't great, no headphone jack
There's loads to love about this new Kindle, not least the fact that it's now waterproof and capable of streaming audiobooks, but is it really worth the starting price of £229?I don't think so. In a tweak on the page of its cheapest Kindle, Amazon suggest...
Published: 2017-10-12, Author: James , review by: techradar.com
Waterproof design, Ability to play audiobooks
No 3.5mm headphone jack, Heavier than last generation
The new Kindle Oasis is the most accomplished ereader Amazon has ever created, but it's still an expensive choice and you'll only want to buy this version if you use a lot of Amazon's reading and listening services...
Water-resistance and Audible integration have been two of the biggest features missing from previous Kindles, so having them here instantly makes the new Oasis an interesting prospect.With prices starting at £229 for an 8GB model and £259 for 32GB, the Oa...
Abstract: Believe it or not, Amazon's Kindle e-reader platform is 10 years old. And that anniversary is a perfect opportunity for Amazon to release its most feature-packed e-reader ever.The 2017 Kindle Oasis boasts a larger 7-inch E Ink screen and support for Audib...
You can turn pages either by pressing the buttons to the righthand side of the ereader or by tapping the display, It has builtin Bluetooth so you can connect a pair of wireless headphones and listen to Audible spoken books on the device too, It's waterpro
It's very expensive, It only supports its own book format or MOBI, so you won't be able to rent ebooks from your local library to read on it, You can't power down the device, you just simply turn off the screen or restart the restart takes a whopping 1 mi
There's no doubt this is an expensive e-reader! That's in part thanks to the built-in 3G (the wi-fi only version is £60 cheaper) but it really is the best money can buy. Simple to use and waterproof to boot, this new Kindle offers features that others don...
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Published: 2017-07-07, Author: Alex , review by: gizmodo.co.uk
Abstract: I've got a struggle, everyone. I've been using the new Kobo Aura H2O off and on for the last few weeks, switching between reading on it with reading on my overpriced but super damn slick Amazon Kindle Oasis. The two aren't entirely comparable: The Oasis...
High resolution screen, Exceptional battery life, Innovative design
Ridiculously expensive, $250 model still has lockscreen ads, Audiobooks require wireless earphones
If all you want to do is read e-Books and listen to audiobooks, the Kindle Oasis is the premium experience. But it's tough to recommend over a standard tablet, or even the cheaper Kindle models...
Easy to grip, Variety of brightness settings, Customizable page display, Audiobook support
Glare in direct sunlight, Expensive, Experimental browser is nearly useless
A great e-reader, but make sure the premium features are worth it to you.The Oasis is a high-end e-reader for someone who wants the best design and a larger screen. While the price tag certainly gives us pause, the premium features still make it a joy to...
We've gone over how the new Kindle feels in the hand. We've looked at how the new, larger display compares to previous Kindles and the current generation. But how does it work as an E-Reader?As a Kindle customer for a long time, it's taken a bit to get us...
