What's good
- Large, sharp display
- Writing features
- Good battery life
- Smooth writing experience
- Great for reading
What's bad
- Limited writing options
- Pricey
- Lacks waterproofing
- Heavy for an ereader
- Few 'write on' books
What the Critics Are Saying...
- Ryan Houghton, What's the Best?The Kindle Scribe is perhaps best for academic students, particularly for those studying English Literature, as its impressive storage space, massive e-book library and responsive pen is perfect for note-taking. It's also ideal for bookworms who prefer the look of larger screens, so there's less nee...
- Alan Martin, Expert ReviewsThe Kindle Scribe shows great promise but in places it feels more like a promising prototype than a finished product
- Simon Cocks, Good HousekeepingWe think it’s a great fit if you want a much bigger screen than the other Kindles and if you’ll use the note-taking functions.
- Bill Loguidice, How-To GeekIf you need a large-screen E-Ink eReader that can also take notes, then the Kindle Scribe makes a solid choice. However, other options, including LCD-based tablets and color E-Ink eReaders have more capabilities than Amazon's device.
- Will Greenwald, PC MagazineThe Amazon Kindle Scribe is an excellent big-screen ebook reader and note-taking device, but don't confuse it for a drawing pad.
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