Kindle Scribe

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

Similarly, my kindle scribe. I’m still not a huge reader (I wasn’t consistently as a kid either), but I now read a lot more frequently. Also I loooove drawing/writing on it, and particularly being able to easily annotate pdfs etc. I swear, I’m so gutted I am no longer studying. I would have been so

I know I'm the minority but I actually purchased my Kindle Scribe almost entirely to be used as a productivity tablet - for notetaking, to-do lists, drawing, marking up documents etc. So this is for others like me, enabling cross-device syncing and some other cool features! I purchased the Kindle Sc

This is more a case of you wanting features that are not included in the Remarkable and have been left out for a very specific reason. You are likely better off with taking notes on a regular tablet like an iPad. The Remarkable fits a pretty narrow slice of the digital note taking market and if you

It isn't. KFX is gonna be the best format for comics and manga on Kindle. You need to do a little extra work but IMO it is worth it. You want to extract the images from the cbz by renaming the file to .zip. Then using Kindle Create you want to create a comic file using those extracted images. Use th

Notion is my main Idea Storage Place/To Do. I use Readwise/Reader with integration to filter web/pdf content for nuggets to remember or tie into existing ideas. My Kindle Scribe syncs with Readwise. My Apple Notes gets Imported once a year. I use Apple Cal, Google Cal, and Notion Cal, but it is real

I’ve used both the Kindle Scribe and Remarkable 2, so here’s my take: Kindle Scribe → Best for reading with some note-taking. Great for Kindle books and PDFs but not much for advanced note capabilities. Remarkable 2 → Best for writing and sketching. Feels more paper-like (marketing isn’t lying) but

(I send the files to both Kindle and iBooks, and save a backup copy. I have noticed that the iOS Kindle app is the flakiest about displaying the covers, while the Books app and Kindle hardware (Colorsoft, Scribe) almost always get it right.) I rename all the files to just the book title and delete t

I was a Rocketbook user for a couple of years as a work productivity tool, but when I started a new job the WiFi was not very good and I continued to have difficulty with uploading my lab notes. The cleaning, drying and Frixion pens were getting problematic as well. I made the switch to a Kindle Scr

I use a Kindle Scribe and the WebToEpub Extension. This setup allows me to add the entire Webnovel as one huge Ebook to my Kindle. Only important setting is to remove the images at the end of the Chapters, that reduces filesize from 3+GB to 40 MB which can then be sent easily via the send to kindle