 You might know this about me from earlier videos, but I love a good Kindle. Especially a new one. What she means to say is that she likes spending money on gadgets that clever marketing campaigns have convinced her she needs. No, I just like buying high quality items that I know I'm going to get a lot of value out of. Like this new Kindle Oasis. Wait, wasn't the Kindle Oasis new in 2016? No, this is the new, new Kindle Oasis. And it's even better for reading books. You know what's really good for reading books? Books. Amazon launched this Kindle Oasis last fall and it replaced the previous Kindle Oasis. Oh yeah, I remember now. That was the first Kindle Oasis and it wasn't waterproof. Well, surprise! This one is finally waterproof. It also costs $249, which is $50 less than the original Oasis. That's still a lot of money for a Kindle. Let me guess. This is the part where you say the Kindle Paperwhite is the best Kindle ever. No, actually, I've turned a new leaf. I'm off of Twitter. I'm only checking Facebook once a day and I'm reading real books, real paper books. So basically you're trying to go back to living in 2008. Sometimes I think that wouldn't be such a terrible thing. Now this new Kindle Oasis has the brightest, highest resolution display of any Kindle. And I bet you can barely see the difference. No, I mean this actually matters when you're in a dark environment and you're just trying to see what's on the page. Right, which is why I have this book lamp. You just flip it on and turn it up. That is the nerdiest thing I've ever seen you do. Did you carry that here in your knitting bag? Yeah. Okay. Also, this is square shaped and it's weighted in such a way that it's really easy to hold in one hand. What does it matter that it's square shaped? Okay, try holding that in one hand comfortably for an extended period of time. Okay, that's probably one of the only things the Kindle is good for. It has these page turn buttons here. Who needs buttons to turn a page? And like other Kindles, it has a touch screen. So you can just navigate through chapters by tapping on it. Or you can even press on a word to get its definition. So if you're lazy or you like skipping entire chapters of books, then that's the product for you is what you're saying. Also, its battery life is excellent. If you read for about a half hour a day with the screen set to 40% of its maximum brightness, you should get about six weeks of battery life out of this. You know how long this thing lasts? Unless there's a fire or a flood or a nuclear event. Forever. It lasts forever. It doesn't need to be charged. You just pick it up and you read it. Speaking of floods, this is the first Kindle that's waterproof. Finally, Amazon made a virtual assistant that infiltrated everybody's homes before it managed to make a waterproof Kindle. Yeah, so you can bring this in the tub or the pool or even the ocean and not worry that if you drop it in, you're going to break it. If you drop that book in the tub, it's ruined. That's not true. I mean, you'd have to shake it out a bit and let it air dry. And it'd probably be pretty wrinkled, but it's readable. It's totally fine. It's fine. And this Kindle supports Audible, so you can pair it with Bluetooth headphones and have your books read aloud to you. Oh, for f*** sake, just get a tablet then. Look, I know people really like their Kindles and they're great for some things, but I just prefer actual books. I dog hear pages, you know, and I love when you can see what someone else is reading and not just a leather-bound gadget. That moment when you're on the train and you look across the aisle and your eyes meet across the top of a page. You sound like an unhinged Craigslist ad. Okay, well look, people don't collect Kindles, they collect books. They don't buy Kindle cases, they invest in bookcases. And when I'm done, I can share these books with all of my friends, which is more than you can do because of VRM. Yeah, but the same modern technology means that I have access to all the same books that you do, but in seconds, not days. Also, when I go on vacation, my carry-on bag is a lot lighter than yours. I don't mind slow shipping. I mean, with Amazon Prime, it's usually more like a couple days and these arrive. Wait, so you're ordering all of your books off of Amazon? No. I mean, some of them. A lot. Most of them? So we're both just giving all of our money to Amazon. Did I mention that I only buy used books? This one is waterproof. It's only- It's- fuck. That's the- I forgot what I was gonna say because I improvised. Should we do that over again? Let's do it one more time.
 You might know this about me from earlier videos, but I love a good Kindle.
 Especially a new one.
 What she means to say is that she likes spending money on gadgets that clever marketing campaigns
 have convinced her she needs.
 No, I just like buying high quality items that I know I'm going to get a lot of value out of.
 Like this new Kindle Oasis.
 Wait, wasn't the Kindle Oasis new in 2016?
 No, this is the new, new Kindle Oasis.
 And it's even better for reading books.
 You know what's really good for reading books?
 Books.
 Amazon launched this Kindle Oasis last fall and it replaced the previous Kindle Oasis.
 Oh yeah, I remember now.
 That was the first Kindle Oasis and it wasn't waterproof.
 Well, surprise!
 This one is finally waterproof.
 It also costs $249, which is $50 less than the original Oasis.
 That's still a lot of money for a Kindle.
 Let me guess.
 This is the part where you say the Kindle Paperwhite is the best Kindle ever.
 No, actually, I've turned a new leaf.
 I'm off of Twitter.
 I'm only checking Facebook once a day and I'm reading real books, real paper books.
 So basically you're trying to go back to living in 2008.
 Sometimes I think that wouldn't be such a terrible thing.
 Now this new Kindle Oasis has the brightest, highest resolution display of any Kindle.
 And I bet you can barely see the difference.
 No, I mean this actually matters when you're in a dark environment
 and you're just trying to see what's on the page.
 Right, which is why I have this book lamp.
 You just flip it on and turn it up.
 That is the nerdiest thing I've ever seen you do.
 Did you carry that here in your knitting bag?
 Yeah.
 Okay.
 Also, this is square shaped and it's weighted in such a way that it's really easy to hold in one hand.
 What does it matter that it's square shaped?
 Okay, try holding that in one hand comfortably for an extended period of time.
 Okay, that's probably one of the only things the Kindle is good for.
 It has these page turn buttons here.
 Who needs buttons to turn a page?
 And like other Kindles, it has a touch screen.
 So you can just navigate through chapters by tapping on it.
 Or you can even press on a word to get its definition.
 So if you're lazy or you like skipping entire chapters of books,
 then that's the product for you is what you're saying.
 Also, its battery life is excellent.
 If you read for about a half hour a day with the screen set to 40% of its maximum brightness,
 you should get about six weeks of battery life out of this.
 You know how long this thing lasts?
 Unless there's a fire or a flood or a nuclear event.
 Forever.
 It lasts forever.
 It doesn't need to be charged.
 You just pick it up and you read it.
 Speaking of floods, this is the first Kindle that's waterproof.
 Finally, Amazon made a virtual assistant that infiltrated everybody's homes
 before it managed to make a waterproof Kindle.
 Yeah, so you can bring this in the tub or the pool or even the ocean
 and not worry that if you drop it in, you're going to break it.
 If you drop that book in the tub, it's ruined.
 That's not true.
 I mean, you'd have to shake it out a bit and let it air dry.
 And it'd probably be pretty wrinkled, but it's readable.
 It's totally fine.
 It's fine.
 And this Kindle supports Audible, so you can pair it with Bluetooth headphones
 and have your books read aloud to you.
 Oh, for f*** sake, just get a tablet then.
 Look, I know people really like their Kindles and they're great for some things,
 but I just prefer actual books.
 I dog hear pages, you know, and I love when you can see what someone else is reading
 and not just a leather-bound gadget.
 That moment when you're on the train and you look across the aisle
 and your eyes meet across the top of a page.
 You sound like an unhinged Craigslist ad.
 Okay, well look, people don't collect Kindles, they collect books.
 They don't buy Kindle cases, they invest in bookcases.
 And when I'm done, I can share these books with all of my friends,
 which is more than you can do because of VRM.
 Yeah, but the same modern technology means that I have access to all the same books
 that you do, but in seconds, not days.
 Also, when I go on vacation, my carry-on bag is a lot lighter than yours.
 I don't mind slow shipping. I mean, with Amazon Prime,
 it's usually more like a couple days and these arrive.
 Wait, so you're ordering all of your books off of Amazon?
 No. I mean, some of them.
 A lot. Most of them?
 So we're both just giving all of our money to Amazon.
 Did I mention that I only buy used books?
 This one is waterproof. It's only-
 It's- fuck.
 That's the- I forgot what I was gonna say because I improvised.
 Should we do that over again?
 Let's do it one more time.