Get the Incredible Kindle Scribe at a New All-Time Low Price While This Limited-Time Deal Lasts
The next holiday for a lot of us is Father's Day, which is this weekend. That's the case in the UK too, just in case you've stumbled in here, so you'll want to make sure you get your old man something special. A great gift for a lot of people is one of the best e-readers, the Amazon Kindle Scribe.
Well, thanks to an incredible sale on Amazon right now, you can currently get every single model of this lovely e-reader with $100 off. That means the 16GB model is down to $300, the 32GB is down to $320, and the 64GB is down to $350. These are the lowest prices we've seen yet, so make sure you act fast to avoid missing out.
The Kindle Scribe is an e-reader that also works as a notebook and journal. Its interface lets readers highlight their books, take notes on the side and use the Scribe as a journal when using the included Premium Pen. Amazon updated the borders around this Kindle Scribe for a more uniform look. Response on the Premium Pen was also improved to create a more paper-like experience as you write on the Scribe. The anti-glare screen is 10.2 inches, 300 ppi and perfect for writing under various light conditions.
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Worried about space for your notes? The Kindle Scribe is equipped with Active Scribe, a feature that makes space for you to write as you go. A single charge can last up to 12 weeks and it's compatible with 2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz band Wi-Fi. Plus, it's free of distractions and won't send you notifications that could get in the way of any reading, work or studying.
Looking for an e-reader but not sure if this deal is for you? Check out our list of the best e-ink readers so you find something that works for you. And if you are looking for something with more function, we've gathered all the best tablet deals in one place.
Why this deal matters
This is the latest edition of the Amazon Kindle Scribe, and all versions (16GB, 32GB and 64GB) are currently $100 off regardless of your color choice. That's a decent saving, and actually puts the device down to a brand-new low.
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