The Kindle Scribe just dropped to its lowest price ever

If you’re interested in an e-reader but also want a device for writing notes, look no further than the Kindle Scribe, Amazon’s Kindle e-reader that combines reading and note-taking in one device — and it’s on sale.

Currently, you can snag the Kindle Scribe for $325, saving you $75 off its regular price of $400, its lowest price ever. This is the latest second-generation Kindle Scribe released in late 2024, featuring a 10.2-inch glare-free E Ink display that feels like paper. It also includes a stylus for note-taking.

This $325 deal is for the 16GB Kindle Scribe in its tungsten color. You can check out the deal below. If you need more storage space, the 32GB Kindle Scribe is also on sale for $340 ($80 off), and the 64GB model is on sale for $365 ($85 off).

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The ultimate digital notebook

It has a paper-like E Ink display and includes a premium pen

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The Kindle Scribe is Amazon’s only e-reader designed to function as a notebook as well. Unlike other tablets like the iPad, which require you to buy the pen stylus separately, the Kindle Scribe comes with a premium pen that is automatically paired with the tablet and charged.

The Kindle Scribe’s most significant feature is its digital notebook. Thanks to its lack of apps and social media, you can create to-do lists, take meeting notes, write journal entries, and more, completely distraction-free. It also has AI notebook tools, such as notebook summarization, that can summarize your notes for you. Plus, with the Kindle Scribe’s Active Canvas feature, you can begin writing on any book page, and Active Canvas will automatically adjust the book’s text to fit alongside your notes.

With the Send to Kindle feature, you can send PDFs to your Kindle Scribe, allowing you to read and annotate documents and then email them. Additionally, the Kindle Scribe has access to the Kindle Store, where over 15 million titles are available to read. This deal for the Kindle Scribe is only available for a limited time, so if you’re interested, act fast before it’s gone.

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