Ahead of Prime Day, Amazon’s Kindle Scribe E-Reader and Digital Notebook Is on Sale for 25 Percent Off
It's never been cheaper to buy! The retail giant's latest writable e-ink slate is on sale for its all-time lowest price ever.
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In the lead up to Prime Day this summer, Amazon has a number of deep discounts across all of its devices, including the Kindle Scribe.
On sale for $300, or $100 off its list price, the Kindle Scribe is the retail giant’s digital notebook that’s one-part e-reader and one-part journaling and sketching pad. It uses e-ink technology for reading, writing, drawing and more, while it’s marked down by 25 percent off its list price — which is the cheapest price we’ve ever seen on the notebook.
$300 $400 25% off
And if you’re an Amazon Prime member, you can have it in your hands very quickly with the retailer’s two-day free shipping (and sometimes even one-day free shipping) perk. Not a member? Sign up for a 30-day free trial and take advantage of all of Amazon Prime’s benefits, including exclusive deals during Prime Day, access to Prime Video and Prime Gaming, in-store discounts at Whole Foods Market and other services. Learn more about everything Amazon Prime has to offer here.
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$300 $400 25% off
Equipped with a massive 10.2-inch glare-free and backlit display (it’s actually the same display for the Kindle Paperwhite, but much bigger) and up to 16GB of on-board storage, the Kindle Scribe makes it easy to jot down notes when reading an e-book, sketch a quick image to better illustrate your thoughts or just comfortably write.
In fact, your handwritten notes can be later converted into text or exported as a PDF to share. The digital notebook even comes with Amazon’s Basic Pen for writing and drawing.
$300 $400 25% off
Meanwhile, the Kindle Scribe — which is one of Amazon’s best e-readers — has a very long battery life of up to 12 weeks per charge. That’s three months of use before you need to plug it back into a wall outlet. Although it’s a massive e-reader, it’s surprisingly light at just over 15 ounces in weight.
And since it’s a Kindle, you’ll also have access to millions of e-books from Amazon’s Kindle Book Store for all the reading you can handle.
$300 $400 25% off
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