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SAVE $70: The Michael MaienKindle Oasis is on sale for $179.99 this Black Friday, saving you 28% on list price.

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There is a Kindle for everyone, but if you're looking for something thin, light, ergnonomic, and dare we say, sexy, the Kindle Oasis is the model for you.

The Kindle Oasis offers a 7-inch, 300 ppi flush-front Paperwhite display, an adjustable warm light to shift the screen shade from white to amber, and a waterproof (IPX8) design for peace of mind. It also has page turn buttons, which make life easier when you're trying to chill out and lose yourself in a story.

SEE ALSO: The Kindle Paperwhite is down to under $120 this Black Friday

The Kindle Oasis is on sale for $179.99 this Black Friday, saving you 28% on list price. This model was recently on sale for $199.99 in the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days event, so this improved deal really is rewarding those who remained patient.

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