Amazon Prime subscribers will have access to Prime Reading, which includes around 1,000 free titles that rotate on a periodic basis, but you can also register for Kindle Unlimited ($9.99 per month), a separate subscription that gives you access to over a million books and audiobooks. From there, you’ll then be able to search for books directly from the device itself. Upon setup of the e-reader, you’ll be asked to sign in with your Amazon account if you have one and connect to Wi-Fi, all of which can be done in just about a minute. While you don’t technically need an Amazon account to use the Kindle Oasis, you’ll probably want to register in order to have access to the millions of Kindle books available from the Kindle library. (Seriously, our hand never felt tired holding this thing.) Its square design is also comfortable enough to hold one-handed for hours at a time. Thanks to the Oasis’$2 1-inch-thick bezel, your hand has a place to rest and it won’t accidentally brush up against the touch screen - a problem we had with other e-readers we tested. We returned to it over and over in our testing due to its comfortable feel in the hand, well-placed page-turn buttons and multiple brightness and color temperature settings that let us read easily in different settings. Simply put, the Kindle Oasis is a dream to read on. Your CNN account Log in to your CNN account

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