The Scribe falls short for me because it lands somewhere between the smaller Kindles and a full-fledged tablet like the iPad. It's bigger and it's designed around pen input, but that makes it less ...

It also feels quick, as in there's no apparent lag between making a pen stroke and seeing the e-ink appear. Kindles are not known for being made to the kind of robust standard that Apple always does.

That said, there are a few nuances that could sway longtime Kindle or iPad users in the other direction. The iPad’s excellent color, wider range of e-book storefronts and ever-evolving pen ...

So when Amazon announced the Kindle Scribe would be its first ... Amazon’s Premium Pen is about the same size as an Apple Pencil or Samsung’s larger S Pen for tablets and reminiscent of ...

The Kindle and the iPad are both tablets ... offers all the features of the Kindle 2022 but also comes with a stylus pen for drawing and taking notes. We love the Kindle Scribe most for its ...

And it only runs a handful of applications: Kindle books, Audible audiobooks, the Scribe's own pen software and the incoming document editing support. An iPad on the other hand can do pretty much ...

The company also dropped the Basic Pen entirely ... crossing the $350 mark Amazon has made the new Kindle Scribe more expensive than a new iPad. That means you really need to like the ability ...

When not in use, the premium pen magnetically attaches to the Kindle ... with access to the Kindle app, Apple Books, and even Libby on there. Meanwhile, you're limited to just reading or writing ...