The aluminum back is a dark silver, while the front is a more standard black. Like that predecessor, it feels super smooth and sturdy enough that it won’t bend or flex. Now that it’s waterproof, there’s nowhere you can’t take it.Īn all-aluminum body replaces last year’s polymer frame, which was plated with metal structural electroplating, but doesn’t really change the feel. It’s only a fraction of a millimeter thinner than last year’s, but we did notice when we held it. It uses the same unique design that steps from super thin on one side to thick on the other, where your hand is supposed to rest. Slightly different look, same revolutionary designĬompared to the last model, the all-new Kindle Oasis would be tough to pick out of a lineup. In our all-new Kindle Oasis review, we tested Amazon’s claims to see if a water-friendly reader is really worth splashing out the cash for. While it’s cheaper than the first-generation Oasis, it still carries a hefty $250 price tag, and that’s only the starting price. Fortunately for avid readers, Amazon’s all-new Kindle Oasis both builds upon those stellar features, and goes to the next level with one feature that loyal Kindle users have been waiting for all along: It’s finally waterproof. We called it the “best, sexiest ebook reader that money can buy” in 2016, thanks to its gorgeous screen, slim design, and two-month battery life. Fitbit Versa 3Īmazon’s original Kindle Oasis is a tough act to follow.
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