Woot! has
32GB Kindle Oasis 7" Waterproof WiFi E-Reader w/ Light (Refurbished 9th Gen) on sale for
$99.99.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot! to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
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Features:- Amazon's 7" Paperwhite display technology with E Ink Carta
- Built-in light
- 300ppi
- 16-level gray scale
- Waterproof (IPX8), tested to withstand immersion in 2 meters of fresh water for 60 minutes
- 8GB holds thousands of books or over 35 Audible audiobooks
- Comes with USB 2.0 Cable
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Next time, try it before you say it.
Comparing this with iPad is the worst analogy here. Kindle is not iPad. They don't get lots of new features in a new generation, the price is very stable, and they last for years. People are happy to spend money on a 5-year device and use it for a few more years. In fact, the latest Oasis was released in 2019, so this is only the "previous generation".
> even the new models aren't fast by any means
First, that is not true, Scribe is definitely faster than older models. Second, it does not matter. Virtually nobody gets a new kindle because it is "faster".
(I have been a Kindle user since 2011.)
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I'm sure it will read books, but even the new models aren't fast by any means. I'd bite for maybe $40, but that's it.
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I'm sure it will read books, but even the new models aren't fast by any means. I'd bite for maybe $40, but that's it.
Comparing this with iPad is the worst analogy here. Kindle is not iPad. They don't get lots of new features in a new generation, the price is very stable, and they last for years. People are happy to spend money on a 5-year device and use it for a few more years. In fact, the latest Oasis was released in 2019, so this is only the "previous generation".
> even the new models aren't fast by any means
First, that is not true, Scribe is definitely faster than older models. Second, it does not matter. Virtually nobody gets a new kindle because it is "faster".
(I have been a Kindle user since 2011.)
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I'm sure it will read books, but even the new models aren't fast by any means. I'd bite for maybe $40, but that's it.
Next time, try it before you say it.
Comparing this with iPad is the worst analogy here. Kindle is not iPad. They don't get lots of new features in a new generation, the price is very stable, and they last for years. People are happy to spend money on a 5-year device and use it for a few more years. In fact, the latest Oasis was released in 2019, so this is only the "previous generation".
> even the new models aren't fast by any means
First, that is not true, Scribe is definitely faster than older models. Second, it does not matter. Virtually nobody gets a new kindle because it is "faster".
(I have been a Kindle user since 2011.)
Winter's coming, and the ability to wear gloves in-doors while still being able to turn the pages without constantly fighting the device's touchscreen is reason enough to consider getting one.
Winter's coming, and the ability to wear gloves in-doors while still being able to turn the pages without constantly fighting the device's touchscreen is reason enough to consider getting one.
At this point, I can heat my home with all the electronics I've bought from posts on slickdeals
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I have maybe 1,000 PDF manuals on PC, sorted in folders/subfolders by Manufacturer and Model, and wondering if this would work as a convenient "portable service manual binder". Thoughts?
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