Kindle Scribe

Different responder, but I actually bought a kindle scribe a few years ago and it's been a huge help. I keep a running, written list of specific things that need to be completed that week. "x report due, submit expense report, do this, do that" As mentioned above, something about writing out what ne

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

Similarly, my kindle scribe. I’m still not a huge reader (I wasn’t consistently as a kid either), but I now read a lot more frequently. Also I loooove drawing/writing on it, and particularly being able to easily annotate pdfs etc. I swear, I’m so gutted I am no longer studying. I would have been so

I don't (yet) have the lumi, but I've had many boox tablets and readers along with other companies. I'd be shocked if an eink that's android based worked 7 years down the road, and even more shocked if it was boox. If you can make your peace with no frontlight, supernote manta is your device hands d

I have several. Long story short I have a few for different reasons. I got a kindle keyboard back in the day in 2012 then my husband had me give it to his mom, because he thought I wouldn't read after having a baby which was wrong. Still upset about it. I got a Kindle Paperwhite 10th edition, and th

The writing experience on the Montblanc is fantastic. My favorite so far (previous favorite was Supernote). The 3 pen tip options are interesting. I like the scratchier “linen” tip (the default) and the Matte which feels more like the Supernote. I’m not a fan of the “Smooth” tip. It feels like plast

Yes - totally agree. I don’t use the AI at all, but I love the device. I’ve had the Go 10.3, the nomad and manta, Kindle Scribe and the RM2 and RMPP - the AI Paper is the one I’ve stuck with. The writing feel, UI and overall responsiveness are all good - whereas in all the others one or more of thos

I've owned a Tab XC but sold it. My recommendation would be to cut out a piece of cardboard the size of the tablet for reference so you can judge whether it's too big. I loved it overall but I also own a Note Max, which I kept. Both 13.3 inch screens. I really like that size for PDFs and reading mag

The Kindle Scribe first gen is a great buy. While it is in the Amazon (Boo! Hiss!) ecosystem it is an excellent eink reader and productivity tool for note taking, sketching and pdf review.

You are right that I’m a 0L. I don’t expect to do all of my reading on a kindle, but I’d be content with taking care of just cases on it. What % of your weekly reading do you think would be on pdf or easily transferable to kindle? I’ve been looking at the Scribe.