Kindle Scribe

It’s wild an IPad is a better deal than a kindle scribe.

The weird thing is I don't think the Kindle is a loss-leader for Amazon anymore. I really wanted a Kindle Scribe Colorsoft, but $700 is a tough pill to swallow when iPad Air costs far less. But I still can't buy into the iPad as a notebook replacement with the current tactile feel and glossy display

Different responder, but I actually bought a kindle scribe a few years ago and it's been a huge help. I keep a running, written list of specific things that need to be completed that week. "x report due, submit expense report, do this, do that" As mentioned above, something about writing out what ne

Just ordered mine and really can’t wait. Seems a perfect travel companion for when I don’t want to take my Kindle Scribe out with me! (Also, I see Three Body and raise you a salute)

I actually did and received mine yesterday, and the Scribe is going back to Amazon today. Background: I owned a RM2 for a few years, fell in love with the device and bought the RMPP on day 1. I've been less enamored with RMPP as there are a lot more little things that annoy me about it, but still us

I absolutely don't want any other apps. The entire reason I reach for my Scribe is that I want some disconnected, undisturbed peace with a good book. I've owned Kindles for years and I've hardly bought any books from the Amazon Kindle store. I get ebooks elsewhere, convert them with Calibre if neede

You only posted an image and left the “post” out of your post. So here are my thoughts about your photo in no particular order. One of the reasons that I use a remarkable for long periods of time instead of an ipad is because I don’t want a bright light shining in these old eyes for an extended peri

I fear that it will be still too much of a kindle with just some note taking attached. I tried the last two iterations of the Scribe and found the software so lacking, that I couldn’t keep them. Even though from the hardware point of view they were great.

Amazon is not my favorite company, but I have to admit that their Kindle brand is something they absolutely nailed. Why does almost no one else make an eink reader with a flush glass screen? The new color soft Scribe also looks fantastic. It’s the build quality of their hardware that does keep me on

Ive used both (not the colorsoft but the paperwhite and the scribe) and I'd go with the kobo. For me, the closed ecosystem cancels out most of the positives of the kindle. I hate wearing golden handcuffs.