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Old 09-25-2022, 06:14 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by j.p.s View Post
I have an Oasis 2 and an Oasis 3 and I consider the the metal case a negative because much of the year it is uncomfortable to hold because it either feels too cool or too warm. But for me, page turn buttons are a necessity and sometimes I just want a 7" screen.

I won't be getting an Oasis 4 because of the horrid UI.
Yes, the gen 9 Oasis I have (32g + 3G/4G, depending on country) is only used for testing. I don't like the metal casing, the bump (be fine if all that thickness), inability to set collections via Calibre (Collections don't work well without Sync and I can't delete the ones on my Amazon account) and series data is rubbish sometimes set by Amzon/Publisher; you can't edit series info.

So it would be nice if I added something to make the back level, stuck on something over the back and ran Kobo firmware. Though it was a S/H bargain, not blacklisted and like new with a decent LiPoly cell life I think a waste of money.

Curiously the only way to force a Cellular connection is to turn off the local WiFi or never add the password. It's possible sometimes to have a better 3G speed than cabled Internet speed, though fortunately my Internet is very stable. It is though only 6 Mbps to 8 Mbps and typically 7.6 Mbps downlink and mostly 0.9 Mbps uplink (A 8 Mbps/1Mbps package).
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