Just like with Night Shift, you can schedule the display warmth to "gradually change with sunset and sunrise," as Amazon notes, or to match your own schedule. The amber hue reminded me of the Night Shift mode from my iPhone, which is designed to reduce blue light, but I didn't find the Oasis' functionality as sleep-inducing as the iPhone's. As I tucked into Jenny Odell's anti-productivity book "How to Do Nothing" (Melville House, 2019) at bedtime, I upped the warmth to see if the change would affect how fast I fell asleep. The current Kindle Oasis costs $249 and came out on July 24, 2019.Ī warmer display option made me think that Amazon's pushing a blue-light filter, a feature that's are often meant to help you fall asleep easier ( there's some science behind that idea). Kindle Oasis 2019 review: Price and release date
Most readers, though, will see the Oasis as a hard sell, even though it's a fantastic piece of hardware that earned its way to the ranks of our best Kindle list. But should you spend almost twice as much as a Paperwhite costs when you could just as easily spend that money on more books? It all depends on how much you value the little things, like buttons and an extra inch of screen, aspects that this Kindle Oasis 2019 review will compare against its competitors. To keep the Oasis afloat, Amazon gave the metallic e-reader a new feature: display warmth, for changing the hue of your page. Lastly, you can save $35 on our favorite: the Kindle Paperwhite, currently $95 at Amazon (opens in new tab).
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