The Kindle Oasis also has a slightly different design, with an ergonomic grip that shifts the center of gravity to the palm of your hand, creating the perfect balance so you can read comfortably for hours with one hand and physical page turn buttons. You’ll get options for 8GB and 32GB of storage, so you can choose the amount that’s perfect for your needs. That means that you can download and find new books on the go–not just when you’re connected to a WiFi network. Perhaps the headline feature on offer by the Kindle Oasis is the fact that it not only has WiFi connectivity, but it also offers a free cellular connection. Like the Paperwhite, the Oasis also has IPX8 water resistance. Those LEDs can automatically adjust, too. You’ll still get a display with a 300-pixel-per-inch density, but that display is seven inches, and has 25 LEDs for even smoother and more uniform lighting. The Kindle Oasis is next in the Kindle lineup, and it adds even more features to the Kindle experience. You can also get a Kindle Kids model, which comes with a one-year subscription to Amazon Kids+ with thousands of award-winning kids books, parental controls, and a kid-friendly cover for $119.99. The base Kindle starts at $99.99 and is available in Black and Denim. The base Kindle is perfect for those who want premium features at an affordable price.

Under the hood, the Kindle offers 16GB of storage, capable of storing thousands of books.

And, in case you’re reading in the dark, Kindle features a built-in adjustable front light for the display.

The display is six inches, making it the smallest Kindle display, but that also means that the device itself is smaller and more portable. Kindle offers a display resolution of 300 pixels per inch, meaning that text is crisp and sharp, and ensures that even small text looks great. The display on the latest base-model Kindle has been upgraded, and it looks great. The lightest and most compact Kindle to date, with all of the great features customer expect from Kindle.

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