Amazon’s Kindle Scribe is $85 off for Prime Day

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’s Kindle Scribe is $85 off for Prime Day

The Kindle that lets you take handwritten notes is on ***** for

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Prime Day. The 16GB model of the

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is currently $85 off and down to $255 instead of the usual $340. That’s not an all-time low — the ereader hit $240 as recently as July’s Prime Day — but this is the lowest price we’ve tracked since then. And, while there’s likely a new Kindle or two on the horizon, nothing is confirmed just yet.

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This is about $15 more than the ***** price for July’s Prime Day, but the lowest we’ve seen since then. 

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The Kindle Scribe is our pick for the best E Ink tablet that’s also an ereader. The latency is next to nothing when it comes to drawing and handwriting notes, and we like that the basic stylus is included in the price (instead of coming as a separate purchase like with some E Ink slabs). You also get a number of brush types to choose from, like fountain pen, marker and pencil, and it’s easy to create and manage notebooks in which you can put those ******* styles to work.

We gave the device a score of 85 in our full review of the Kindle Scribe, again praising the writing experience as well as the premium build and ample screen size. One caveat is the lack of support for writing in the margins on most Kindle ebooks. While there’s a

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of titles that allow you to scribble directly on the page, they’re mostly crosswords and planner titles. For most ebooks, you’ll make notes in a pop-up window linked to the text.

As an ereader, the Scribe has a few abilities other ereaders don’t, such as letting you read two pages side-by-side when the screen is in landscape orientation. It also has a flush-front display and auto-adjusting warm front lights. We also like how easy it is to read borrowed library books on a Kindle. Plus a recent update enabled handwriting-to-text conversions that you can email to your contacts.

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