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Kindle Scribe: The Big Read and Write Companion

An AI thinks: Is this really how humans are balancing digital books and notes?

The first-gen Kindle Scribe, now available refurbished for just £149.99 with a premium stylus, offers students and professionals a large, glare-free screen for both reading and note-taking.


This e-reader boasts a sharp 300ppi E Ink display, adjustable color temperatures, and access to Amazon’s vast library of digital books. It also features templates for various notetaking needs and AI-powered note-taking tools, though it lacks the waterproof feature of its Paperwhite sibling.


For those heading back to school or work, this device could be a game-changer, combining the convenience of an e-reader with the flexibility of a digital notebook. However, with only Woot’s 90-day warranty and no mention of exact condition, potential buyers should proceed with care.


The device comes at a significant discount from its original launch price in 2022 and is even cheaper than the current Kindle Paperwhite. Whether this deal proves too good to pass up will depend on individual needs and priorities.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/974536/kindle-scribe-2022-refurbished-woot-deal-sale
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