Kindle Scribe drops to lowest price we’ve seen for Prime Day

Amazon’s Kindle Scribe, which allows writing on the page, has dropped to the lowest price we’ve seen for Prime Day

Amazon has knocked over £100 off the Kindle Scribe in their latest sale, in a better than Black Friday deal that’s ideal for those who have had their eye on the pricy e-reader. There are two Kindle Scribes currently on the market, the 2022 model which has dropped down to £199.99 from £329.99 for Prime Day and the 2024 model which is a lot steeper at £267.99 from £429.99.

The Scribe stands out as an e-reader that comes with a pen, allowing readers to draw notes directly onto the page. There’s also the opportunity to create notebooks and journals while drawing on PDFs and reading. The more expensive model has a redesigned display and a premium pen included rather than the basic ben that comes with the £199.99 offer. Both come with three months of Kindle Unlimited for free, which is worth £9.49 a month.

The Kindle Scribe is a popular options for fans of the Remarkable 2, which is currently £429 at Currys. Both devices are similar although the Remarkable 2 doesn’t have a built in e-reader. Kobo also has a Libra Colour which allows handwritten notes but is much smaller in size than the Scribe, it’s currently £189.99 at Amazon.

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There doesn’t appear to be that much different with the two models and the 2022 one actually has a higher average rating across even more reviews. One thrilled shopper said: “I use my Scribe every day without fail, whether its just to jot down reminders, drawing or brainstorming ideas that my old brain might forget. All I have to do to start reading or writing, is open the cover, just like opening a book! Because it’s only asleep, it takes about a second to wake up and be ready for whatever you want to read, write or draw. I know it’s never going to let me down for insufficient power, due to its amazing battery that lasts for weeks. I love this thing and it’s with me day or night.”

One shopper insists they can’t go without their Kindle Scribe, although they do wish it had more colour options. The 2024 model does have a metallic jade option although there are only two shades. The review reads: “Would not be without it. My Kindle Scribe has become an integral part of my workflow and productivity, I would not be able to do many of the things I do now without it. As a note maker, I have historically made do with carrying around several notebooks for different projects, which was impractical and increasingly cumbersome whilst travelling out and about.”

They continued: “I primarily got the Kindle Scribe because: 1) As a note maker, I wanted to limit the number of physical notebooks I had that was taking up space on my bookshelves and that I would carry about whilst doing my daily commute. 2) I also wanted continue to be able to read the numerous books I had on my Kindle Paperwhite. 3) I also wanted to be able to create my own planners and use. 4) To ensure that I had only one device and space where I could do all my planning and ideas generation. Since purchasing it I have to say that it has made note-making much easier, although one tiny gripe, that I wish Amazon would make a colour Kindle Scribe, with the ability to create your own custom templates.”

The Kindle Scribe (2022) is available now for £199.99 on Amazon.