Kindle Scribe Colorsoft

The weird thing is I don't think the Kindle is a loss-leader for Amazon anymore. I really wanted a Kindle Scribe Colorsoft, but $700 is a tough pill to swallow when iPad Air costs far less. But I still can't buy into the iPad as a notebook replacement with the current tactile feel and glossy display

I actually did and received mine yesterday, and the Scribe is going back to Amazon today. Background: I owned a RM2 for a few years, fell in love with the device and bought the RMPP on day 1. I've been less enamored with RMPP as there are a lot more little things that annoy me about it, but still us

I did. I bought a Paper Pro on release day and have been using it daily for work and leisure since then. After two days with the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft, I feel like throwing the Paper Pro in the trash. Well not really, but the new Scribe is so much better in nearly every way that's important to me,

The new Kindle Scribe Colorsoft does not have the "best" color e-ink screen. It probably has the best implementation of a Kaleido 3 screen, because of Amazon's proprietary backplane. The Gallery 3 screens on the RMPP and RMPPM are a different technology, with different tradeoffs, which reMarkable in

I opted to keep my rmpp, but since I wanted to read kindle books, I did buy a colorsoft non-scribe kindle. Honestly, I prefer the colors on the rmpp. Plus, the color resolution on the colorsoft is low. Now, I do think remarkable needs to up their software game. It takes too long to turn a page somet

Amazon is not trying to compete with reMarkable. I’m told that, at the launch event for the new Kindle Scribes, Amazon’s own representatives were making comparisons to reMarkable devices. It’s certainly the case that reviewers and consumers are generally considering the new Scribe Colorsoft as a dir

How do you like the manga reading experience? Especially compared to b&w eink I’m between a choice of Kindle 2024 new for 315 eur and refurb RmPP for 540 eur. Kindle scribe colorsoft is waaay too expensive imo. RmPP too tbh but looking at your screenshot the manga seems good. But owiously hard to te

Thanks for your experience. I am also a new owner of the NA5C. I've had it just over a week now, and while I still have a little while to make my decision on whether to keep it, I am conflicted. The dim screen that requires the the backlight to be on almost all the time and the general laggyness of

We don’t know which ones work best for you, but in your place, if I had those five specific devices, I’d keep the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft (large screen, colour when needed) and the Boox Go 7 (reasonably well-designed and well-built Android with the flexibility of using any store or library or readin

Received mine yesterday. Like everyone else, no tracking number in advance. In So Cal, Backer# in the low 1900's, filled out survey in first 15-20 minutes. Some initial notes/thoughts: Pro's: Quality of screen is amazing, colors are bright, crisp and vivid but not eye-straining. They did a great job