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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.
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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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.
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.
