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expired Posted by phoinix | Staff • May 4, 2025
expired Posted by phoinix | Staff • May 4, 2025

$364.99*: 10.2" 16GB Amazon Kindle Scribe E-Reader w/ Premium Pen (2024 Model) + 3 Months Kindle Unlimited at Amazon

$365

$450

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Amazon [amazon.com] has 10.2" 16GB Amazon Kindle Scribe E-Reader w/ Premium Pen (2024 Model) + 3 Months Kindle Unlimited for $364.99.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 10.2" 16GB Amazon Kindle Scribe E-Reader w/ Premium Pen (2024 Model) + 3 Months Kindle Unlimited for $364.99.
Shipping is free.

Price
$85 lower (19% savings) than the list price of $449.99

*Previous 🔥Frontpage Deal at $325 with 62 Deal Score and 97 comments.

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4.2⭐ / 871 global ratings
2,000+ bought in past month

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Spend the extra $85 on the reMarkable 2. * unless you want drm epub support and a backlight. Although for the light I'd spend more on the RM Pro. I want the best note taking experience, and it's the RM.
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kingchicken
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OP please update title - the $365 price corresponds to 64gb models.
Personally, I think smarter to wait till July prime days - will be lower with bundles including case/stand
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Dang, they removed the 20% discount for older kindle devices.
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vargheseabraham
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Quote from uknowsana :
Dang, they removed the 20% discount for older kindle devices.

Just Google it. Still on. I have a discount linked to my account for Kindle devices.
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KeeperOfLight
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Quote from JayhawkDeals :
Spend the extra $85 on the reMarkable 2. * unless you want drm epub support and a backlight. Although for the light I'd spend more on the RM Pro. I want the best note taking experience, and it's the RM.
Yeh, have it. Useless without a backlight. Lot of readers prefer night reading.
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Quote from KeeperOfLight :
Yeh, have it. Useless without a backlight. Lot of readers prefer night reading.

"Useless" is a huge stretch. Besides, these are overkill if you're just looking to do after-hours reading. Get a paperwhite for a fraction of the cost.
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What would you all recommend for professional work note taking?

This scribe, boox 10.3, boox 4c or remarkable paper pro? Writing off Supernote haven't had good experience with the software.

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Quote from YogaMoga :
What would you all recommend for professional work note taking?

This scribe, boox 10.3, boox 4c or remarkable paper pro? Writing off Supernote haven't had good experience with the software.

I use a Boox Note and it's fantastic. No ecosystem/app tradeoffs like the other options and packs a bunch of great functionality. Not quite as paper like as Remarkable but it's much more capable imo - especially if your job requires use of certain apps/security stuff.

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