> They nailed it with the slate keyboard edition. I'm not sure I agree. The keyboard is secondary to the reading experience, you only need it when you're searc

> They nailed it with the slate keyboard edition. I'm not sure I agree. The keyboard is secondary to the reading experience, you only need it when you're searching on the online store or making notes. I've owned a Kindle 2, a Keyboard and an Oasis (first generation) and I feel the Oasis is the best out of all of them - it's so much more portable. > Since then it feels like a cascade of misguided optimizations — thinner (and yet wider; the Oasis fits into almost no pocket, can’t really be held easily in one hand), fake buttons (the weird non-buttons of the old Voyage), beautiful leather cases with too-weak magnets that don’t stay attached, etcetera. Being a long-term Oasis user, I totally disagree with this part, unless the Oasis has changed drastically in its second generation. This has not been my experience with the Oasis at all. This feels a bit like the posts that show up after a Facebook redesign to be honest.