“Kindle Scribe is the best Kindle we’ve ever built, creating a reading and writing experience that feels like real paper,” said Eric Saarnio, Vice President, Amazon Devices International.
Amazon also said you’ll be able to send documents from other devices to the Scribe for marking up. When you are reading, you can use the pen to make notes and create sticky notes to jot down your thoughts. When it need more juice, there’s a USB-C port on the bottom.Īs with any other Kindle, the Scribe has access to the large Amazon bookstore and reading remains a huge reason for this device’s existence. Neither pen needs to be charged, and the Scribe itself should last for months on a single charge. Aside from that, they both seem very similar.
The big benefits of the Premium option are that it includes an eraser, along with a customisable shortcut button. There are two pen options available, a Basic version and a Premium one. Visually, the Scribe looks a bit like the Kindle Oasis with a thicker portion on the side designed to give you somewhere to grip.
There’s either 16GB or 32GB of internal storage and the pen attaches magnetically to the side of the device when it’s not in use. The Scribe packs a 10.2-inch glare-free Paperwhite display with a sharp 300PPI resolution and Amazon said that this screen is designed to feel like paper when you’re drawing or writing on it. Amazon does include a pen with the Scribe, so you don’t need to spend more on that. Similar to the Huawei MatePad Paper and Remarkable 2, the headline feature of the Kindle Scribe is the ability to draw on the e-ink display making it a great choice for taking notes and doodling. Amazon has just announced a brand-new addition to its Kindle line, and it’s very different to what we’ve seen before.
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