International Version – AT&T – Kindle Oasis – With 7” display and page turn buttons - 32 GB, Graphite - Free 4G LTE + Wi-Fi
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Description
- Our best 7", 300ppi flush-front Paperwhite display - Adjustable warm light to shift screen shade from white to amber - Waterproof (IPX8) so you can read in the bath or by the pool - Thin and light ergonomic design with page turn buttons - Reads like real paper with the latest e-ink technology for fast page turns - Instant access to millions of books and newspapers.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the Kindle Oasis waterproof?
- Yes, it has an IPX8 waterproof rating, so you can read in the bath or by the pool.
- Does it have a warm light feature?
- Yes, it has an adjustable warm light to shift the screen shade from white to amber.
- What is the display size and storage capacity?
- It has a 7-inch 300ppi display and 32 GB of storage.
Customer reviews
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Old but Gold: Still the best Kindle of all time (IMHO)
Bought international version (via Singapore) in November 2024 and have been using it daily for over 4 months, works well. Came new and factory sealed. Feels most solid of all kindles (glass screen, and metal back). I have had the Papertwhite and Voyage before, and I love this the most. Slim and light. Bought the Amazon premium leather case for it. For those in the reviews who say it does not charge to 100% : it's just the software adjusting to the charge levels. If you fully discharge the kindle, then fully charge it (do not disconnect it while it's charging, and discharge till the battery dies), do this a couple of times and it will charge to 100%. Battery life generally is relatively short compared to some other models, given its slim profile, but this doesn't bother me much (after all, I charge my iPhone and MacBook Pro daily before sleep, and I charge the Oasis every 5 or so days). Free roaming international data works well (tried in my travels to UK, Austria and UAE. Didn't work in Sri Lanka as I suppose AT&T do not have a roaming agreement with the Mobile service provide in Sri Lanka). I bought it when it was at USD 175, which is a 50% sale (was at USD 175 from May 2024 to Feb 2025, now back to USD 349 as at 19 March). It might go back on sale again given its a discontinued product, and I would be advise to buy it at the sale price rather than full price. I read on some reviews that the Oasis arrived with a dead battery, which of course would be the case since the last production date was in 2021 for these, but I found if you connect it the first time to high wattage charger (eg a 65w or 45w laptop charger) then after 10min it would “resurrect” the battery and it would switch on (and then let it charge to full before disconnecting as mentioned above). The high wattage will not damage the battery, but just charge it faster. It’s been fine ever since and battery charges normal.
Bought international version (via Singapore) in November 2024 and have been using it daily for over 4 months, works well. Came new and factory sealed. Feels most solid of all kindles (glass screen, and metal back). I have had the Papertwhite and Voyage before, and I love this the most. Slim and light. Bought the Amazon premium leather case for it. For those in the reviews who say it does not charge to 100% : it's just the software adjusting to the charge levels. If you fully discharge the kindle, then fully charge it (do not disconnect it while it's charging, and discharge till the battery dies), do this a couple of times and it will charge to 100%. Battery life generally is relatively short compared to some other models, given its slim profile, but this doesn't bother me much (after all, I charge my iPhone and MacBook Pro daily before sleep, and I charge the Oasis every 5 or so days). Free roaming international data works well (tried in my travels to UK, Austria and UAE. Didn't work in Sri Lanka as I suppose AT&T do not have a roaming agreement with the Mobile service provide in Sri Lanka). I bought it when it was at USD 175, which is a 50% sale (was at USD 175 from May 2024 to Feb 2025, now back to USD 349 as at 19 March). It might go back on sale again given its a discontinued product, and I would be advise to buy it at the sale price rather than full price. I read on some reviews that the Oasis arrived with a dead battery, which of course would be the case since the last production date was in 2021 for these, but I found if you connect it the first time to high wattage charger (eg a 65w or 45w laptop charger) then after 10min it would “resurrect” the battery and it would switch on (and then let it charge to full before disconnecting as mentioned above). The high wattage will not damage the battery, but just charge it faster. It’s been fine ever since and battery charges normal.
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Have had it since 2019 - Far better than Paperwhite even if the battery life isn't as good
I love this Kindle and am mostly writing this review as a vote for them to finally release an updated version. I dislike the Paperwhite's form factor. We have two Paperwhites in the house (one inherited and one bought for my child) and, compared with the Oasis, I dislike them. Sure the Paperwhite has a superior battery life and is visually more compact, but it feels heavy and clunky in comparison and I hate the lack of buttons. The Oasis' offset battery may look a bit odd, but the weight distribution is wonderful; it sits so well in your hand and feels vastly lighter than the Paperwhite even though it is really only 12g/.63oz lighter. The buttons sit under your thumb so all you need to turn the page is a twitch of the thumb. It is also surprisingly durable given how many times I have dropped it in the last 5 years. The battery isn't the best, but it charges very quickly so that isn't a big deal. If they release a new version with improved battery and USB-C charging I will buy it in a heartbeat even if those are the only changes. Heck, I'd buy a new one just for USB-C because at this point the Kindle is the only micro-USB thing left in my array of devices. Even though I am itching to get an updated e-reader, I have absolutely no desire to buy the Scribe as I don't make notations, it's too large, and it lacks buttons... and you already know my opinion on Paperwhite. So, if my trusty Oasis ever dies and a new one isn't available, I will have some hard decisions to make about whether or not to stay with Kindle. I know others share this same opinion from Reddit threads and other conversations I have seen around the internet.
I love this Kindle and am mostly writing this review as a vote for them to finally release an updated version. I dislike the Paperwhite's form factor. We have two Paperwhites in the house (one inherited and one bought for my child) and, compared with the Oasis, I dislike them. Sure the Paperwhite has a superior battery life and is visually more compact, but it feels heavy and clunky in comparison and I hate the lack of buttons. The Oasis' offset battery may look a bit odd, but the weight distribution is wonderful; it sits so well in your hand and feels vastly lighter than the Paperwhite even though it is really only 12g/.63oz lighter. The buttons sit under your thumb so all you need to turn the page is a twitch of the thumb. It is also surprisingly durable given how many times I have dropped it in the last 5 years. The battery isn't the best, but it charges very quickly so that isn't a big deal. If they release a new version with improved battery and USB-C charging I will buy it in a heartbeat even if those are the only changes. Heck, I'd buy a new one just for USB-C because at this point the Kindle is the only micro-USB thing left in my array of devices. Even though I am itching to get an updated e-reader, I have absolutely no desire to buy the Scribe as I don't make notations, it's too large, and it lacks buttons... and you already know my opinion on Paperwhite. So, if my trusty Oasis ever dies and a new one isn't available, I will have some hard decisions to make about whether or not to stay with Kindle. I know others share this same opinion from Reddit threads and other conversations I have seen around the internet.
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Great device.
I've been a long-time Kindle user,and enjoy using it reading ever since the third generation of Kindle Paperwhite. Kindle has become an indispensable part of my life. I've long liked the Kindle Oasis third generation , but I couldn't afford it then. Later, through my efforts, I saved up enough money and bought this device. Having got it in my hand, I have to say it's really impressive, and it works great. Now it has become my first choice for reading. It's a pity that Amazon has discontinued this model. I'm very satisfied with its reading experience.
I've been a long-time Kindle user,and enjoy using it reading ever since the third generation of Kindle Paperwhite. Kindle has become an indispensable part of my life. I've long liked the Kindle Oasis third generation , but I couldn't afford it then. Later, through my efforts, I saved up enough money and bought this device. Having got it in my hand, I have to say it's really impressive, and it works great. Now it has become my first choice for reading. It's a pity that Amazon has discontinued this model. I'm very satisfied with its reading experience.
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the best kindle so far...
i recently buy a kindle oasis for me and a paperwhite (12th gen SE) for my son... and i really prefer the oasis... the weight is much less in the oasis and i love the buttons. The paperwhite is a little more faster but not too much... For me the oasis is the best kindle so far... and is a shame amazon dosnt produce it anymore... i really want a new version of the oasis
i recently buy a kindle oasis for me and a paperwhite (12th gen SE) for my son... and i really prefer the oasis... the weight is much less in the oasis and i love the buttons. The paperwhite is a little more faster but not too much... For me the oasis is the best kindle so far... and is a shame amazon dosnt produce it anymore... i really want a new version of the oasis
