Amazon’s Kindle Scribe (2024) fuses a digital reader together with an e-paper notepad, and you can get one with a premium pen today for $299.99 shipped, originally $399.99. Start with the screen: a 10.2-inch E Ink display at 300 pixels per inch, as crisp as the Kindle Paperwhite but stretched to a size that feels like a paperback spread open. Product page.
- Kindle Scribe - A Kindle and a notebook, all in one. Redesigned flush-front display with uniform white borders and upgraded Premium Pen, feels like...
- Write in books – Start writing on the page and Active Canvas will create space for your notes. Expand the margins to add more notes, or collapse...
- Built-in notebook - Create meeting notes and to-do lists, or journal all in one place. Convert handwritten notes to text and email them to yourself or...
The new white borders and textured glass surface give it the aesthetic of a premium notebook, not just another slab of tech. Adjustable warm lighting shifts from cool daylight to cozy amber, making late-night reading or note-taking sessions easy on the eyes. At 15.3 ounces, it’s not featherlight, but it’s balanced enough to hold one-handed for a chapter or two.
The redesigned Premium Pen, now standard, feels like a real pen in hand, with just enough heft to avoid feeling plasticky. Its soft-tipped eraser mimics a pencil so well you’ll instinctively want to brush away imaginary shavings.
This is, by far, the best Kindle Amazon has ever produced in my experience. I had the Paperwhite before with the drawing capabilities. This one has far superior drawing. The underlining feature is amazing. The processor keeps up with the drawing so you can just seamlessly underline multiple lines without the weird action of the previous versions. The note taking is incredible. It puts the notes inline with the text of the book and the feel of the note taking is very much like taking notes on paper,” said one reviewer.
