Regarding storage, Kindle Scribe has three variants that offer 16GB, 32GB, or 64GB of storage, whereas the Kindle Oasis comes in only 8GB or 32GB models.Īmazon claims the Kindle Scribe can last up to 12 weeks ' based on a half hour of reading per day with wireless off and light setting at 13.' In comparison, the Kindle Oasis can last for up to six weeks based on the same settings. Both Pens attach magnetically to the side and don't need to be charged, but the Premium Pen also offers additional features such as a dedicated eraser and shortcut button. There's a choice of Basic and Premium Pens available. Users don't need to buy the stylus separately as the company provides one in the box.

In addition, the Kindle Scribe comes with preloaded page templates that can come in handy while creating notes, making it the ideal Kindle for students. Users can fill out forms and sign PDFs, and while writing directly on e-books isn't supported, it's possible to create sticky notes and save them for future reference. The Kindle Scribe's headlining feature is support for stylus input, enabling users to write on the display. Additionally, both the Scribe and Oasis let users listen to audiobooks via Audible by connecting Bluetooth headphones. Both Kindles feature an adjustable warm light, automatic page orientation, and an IPX8 water resistance rating. The Kindle Scribe is also much heavier, weighing 433 grams, twice the weight of the Kindle Oasis which tips the scales at 188 grams.

However, the Scribe is significantly brighter than the Oasis, thanks to the presence of 35 LEDs, versus 25 LEDs on the latter. Both Kindles have a screen resolution of 300 PPI and a 16-level grayscale setting.

New kindle oasis