Oasis
Kindle vs. Kindle Paperwhite vs. Kindle Oasis: Which is best
Do you want the best price, the best display, or the best features? We’ll help you choose. When it comes to the Kindle e-reader, the →
The All-new Kindle Oasis upgrades to warmer light and lighter weight
Modest improvements add more polish to this near-perfect e-reader. The very name of Amazon’s “All-new Kindle Oasis” would seem to herald a radical overhaul. Thankfully, →
Kobo Libra H2O Review
With a large 7-inch 300ppi E Ink display, physical page buttons, IPX8 waterproofing and a £149.99 price tag, the Kobo Libra H2O is well positioned →
Kobo Libra H20 review: Premium without the price
The Kobo Libra H20 bundles together some of the best developments in ebook readers from the last few years. We have a sharp, 7-inch touch →
Best Kindles of 2019
In testing a ton of e-readers, we’ve looked for the best mix of screen resolution, portability and durability to pick the top Kindles for you. →
Amazon Kindle Oasis Review (2019): An ereader you’ll warm to
Two years ago it felt like the Kindle Oasis answered most of the demands of avid readers, but Amazon’s 2019 refresh of its most expensive →
The Kindle Oasis 2019 has a massive display upgrade – but not much else new
Just in time for the start of summer, Amazon has unveiled a brand-new version of its flagship Kindle Oasis – complete with a headline feature we’ve been →
New Kindle Oasis 2019 vs Kindle Oasis 2017: what’s new?
Amazon has just announced an updated version of its flagship Kindle Oasis e-reader, replacing the previous Oasis as the most expensive Kindle you can buy. Unlike the →
Amazon Kindle Voyage vs Kindle Oasis: which top-end ereader is for you?
t’s almost Amazon Prime Day, and one of the best discounts is on the company’s own Kindles. But which will you choose? If you’re after →
Amazon All-new Kindle (10th generation, 2019) review: Front lighting and a better screen elevate this entry level e-reader
Budget-minded book lovers no longer have to sacrifice key features to save money. Amazon’s All-new Kindle brings its entry-level e-reader out of the dark ages. →
I took a class in the 2019 Corvette ZR1’s 755hp schoolroom
An hour from Vegas, past rolling brown hills and more than a few tumbleweeds, you’ll find Spring Mountain Motor Resort and Country Club. A racing-enthusiast’s →
Kobo Forma review
There’s not much going on in the ereader space, but there’s one company that keeps churning out devices alongside Amazon and it’s called Kobo. Well, →
Which Kindle should I get and what’s the difference?
Amazon offers a complete range of Kindle ebook readers, each boasting its own advantages and disadvantages. So what’s the difference between the standard Amazon Kindle →
New Amazon Kindle Oasis review
The Kindle Oasis was designed to be Amazon’s ultimate reading device. Lightweight, high quality and wonderfully slim, its 2016 launch surprised many, not only by →
Amazon Kindle Oasis (2017) vs Kindle Voyage vs Kindle Paperwhite: What’s the difference?
Amazon announced the first Kindle in 2007 and since then we have seen eight generations go by. The most recently announced is the new Kindle Oasis and it heads the current line-up of the →
Amazon Kindle vs Paperwhite vs Voyage vs Oasis
It’s hard to believe that first Amazon Kindle was announced a decade ago in 2007, but here we are 10 years later and the e-tailer’s →
Midia InkBook 8 review: This could have been a versatile e-reader had it not been built on such low-end hardware
Ventures off the beaten path sometimes lead to the discovery of a gem, but not this time. With its low display resolution, sluggish performance, and →
Amazon Kindle Oasis review : First class reader, first class price
For Light weight design, fast page turns, great battery cover, lovely even lighting, premium feel Against Price, no adaptive front light … Read full post →
Amazon Kindle Oasis preview : Supersonic rethinking of the ebook reader
The Amazon Kindle has been somewhat predictable over the past few years, making itself incrementally better, stoically doing what it does best year-on-year, staying true →