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Tempted by the Kindle Scribe? Now’s the best time to pick one up
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There’s no better time to pick up Amazon’s tech than on Prime Day and this hefty saving on the Kindle Scribe proves that.
Amazon has slashed £100 off the drawing and note-taking tablet, bringing the £329.99 price down to £229.
This saving is the lowest we’ve seen this device drop to in a long time, with the previous low being £249. There’s also no guarantee it’ll drop lower even on Black Friday, as Amazon often saves its best Kindle deals for Prime Day and Big Deal Days.
Tempted by the Kindle Scribe? Now’s the best time to pick one up
Amazon has slashed £100 off the drawing and note-taking tablet, bringing the £329.99 price down to £229.
To benefit from these savings, you must be a Prime subscriber. Those without will be directed to the full-priced item for £329. If you’re not a member,you can sign up here.
Our experts will be searching through all the savings and bringing you all the best Prime Big Deal Days deals as we find them with ourlive blog.
Kindle Scribe Verdict
More than another e-reader
Pros
Cons
When we reviewed the Kindle Scribe shortly before its general release last year, we liked a lot of the features and felt it was a welcome new model in the line-up.
Our reviewer had a particular love for the big screen, noting it meant reading larger format books was far easier than on a standard Kindle.
Many of the the issues we had revolved around the software and quite a few of these have been resolved. Sorting through your notebooks is easier and there’s a wider selection of tools available.
This model comes with 16GB of storage, 3 months of Kindle Unlimited and the Basic Pen.
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