PDFs can be added to your Kindle through a direct file transfer, by connecting it to your computer via a USB cable. Drag the relevant file into Kindle > Documents and it should appear in your library. If you don't have a USB cable, the best way to send a file to your Kindle is via email.
If the page background too busy, you might have trouble reading the PDF (the Kindle won't optimize for reading).
If the page background too busy, you might have trouble reading the PDF (the Kindle won't optimize for reading).
Yes, if you have a pdf that's too big or you're running a few things it can take a while between pages to load. On a normal kindle you can download different pdf readers as you can find better load times on them but Oasis is JUST a reader without the ability to use apps. This is a shame as the native reader seems purposely bad/awful at reading anything not in AZW/MOBI.
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Yeah, if the OP is looking for a mobile PDF reader, and not their phone, then one of the Amazon Fire HD tablets might fill that need.
As a tablet, the Fire HDs... suck hard, to be frank. But they can DL Adobe Reader from the Amazon app store.
I don't know if it's only a Prime thing, but all my Amazon products allowed me to make monthly payments.