New Amazon Kindle Scribe (16 GB) 2024 $539.99 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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ATL according to 3camels. Other Kindle Scribes (32GB) (64GB) are also discounted.
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Comes with a premium pen, 5 replacement pen tips, and a USB-A to USB-C cable.

Been watching the new Scribe for a while now and eventually pulled the trigger on boxing day. It works pretty well as a reMarkable 2 contender - a note-taking device, but has more storage, Kindle marketplace compatibility, and is much newer than the reMarkable.

New Kindle Scribe - A Kindle and a notebook, all in one. Redesigned flush-front display with uniform white borders and upgraded Premium Pen, feels like writing on paper.
Write in books as inspiration strikes - Start writing directly on the page and Active Canvas will create space for your notes.
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 your contacts.
Read and write in any light - The 10.2" glare-free, 300 ppi front-lit display is designed for reading and writing anytime, indoors and out.
No distractions - Focus on your thoughts with a device purpose-built for reading, writing, and marking up documents. No notifications or social media.
Premium Pen included - No need to set up or charge, just start writing. Upgraded design, shortcut button, and soft eraser provide a perfect writing companion.

We want you to know
The AI notebook tools, Summarization and Refine Writing, are supported for the English language and only available in the US.
This device does not support the playback of Audible audiobooks.

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Comments

  • Love my first gen Scribe, and definitely glad the new ones come with the Premium pen because the eraser makes scribing & drawing that much more frictionless.

  • +1

    If I'm not mistaken, this is the first time the 2024 models have been discounted.

  • +5

    Still very expensive, I feel, for what it is.

  • -1

    Cheaper to just use an iPad.

    • +5

      cheaper to buy a paper back notebook and pen.

      • -1

        Great suggestion….

      • A pack of post-its is a better analogy for annotating a book? I do find, though, that the yellow 3M ones don't stick very well to PDF files or to Kindle books.

        • just print out everything and stick it in a binder :D

    • +1

      Yep, a 'paperlike' screen protector definitely makes the iPad a worthy option.

      If you're spending around $500 for a scribe, the iPad is a far better option.

    • Not sure why this has so many down votes.
      Okay, iPad 9th Gen ($397) + Stylus (~$15) + Cover case (~$15).
      Even if you went for the overpriced Apple Pencil ($159) the package only costs ~$30 more than this Kindle Scribe.

      Please correct me if I'm wrong, but the iPad will do everything the Scribe does, right?
      But what does the Scribe offer that the iPad doesn't?

      • -1

        But what does the Scribe offer that the iPad doesn't?

        fanboys…

      • +2

        It's e-ink… An ipad is not e-ink. Which is literally the entire point. It's like someone saying they want a Bike, and some one coming in and saying hey get a car it does pretty much the same thignd and more. It's a nonsense statement.

  • -1

    A $100 el cheapo Android tablet, a $5 stylus and moon+ reader is all i need

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