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I have my first generation Kindle Paperwhite that I still use daily, that is from 12. I don't think that is the oldest item I have in my possession that I still uses, but it is one that I have right be side me at the moment.
My Kindle keyboard is still going strong also. I bought it 13 years ago. I'm positive it's a dinosaur by today's e-reader standards, but it holds my books and renders pages just fine. I don't have a reason to upgrade.
very lucky, my KB's battery died years ago and I never bothered to replace it.
I am eyeing a used Kindle Oasis for a while, but doesn't really seems to have a reason to upgrade as I still have Paperwhite and Voyage.
P.S I believe the main reason for upgrading the KB is for the lights that all Kindles have now.
I bought the official leather cover for it, which has a book light built into it.