I think with all the recent e-readers that have come out it would be a good time to release a “top 5” or something video of the “best” e-readers on the market now. Good video! 👍🏻
Received mine today and couldn’t be more excited--I absolutely love the form-factor--with it’s larger size (seems very light) it’s easier to read, and very comfortable. And notes adds a whole layer of coolness that we’ll see if it can replace my reMarkable. Yes, I know all about the 100% focus with reMarkable…but this is very similar-no apps, just reading and writing. Love it so far!
@@kaisong5004 I have an Onyx Nova Air C. For me in functionality a plus from Onyx is the Amazon cloud storage sync. The sticky note scribbling is also nice, since in Onyx I need to split screen to use the notebook app for this.
I would like to see more details about the note taking in regards to notebooks and how they are organized. Can you do a video on that? If it's anything similar to the way Remarkable 2 does it, then I'm going to get this and replace my Remarkable 2. That tablet looks great.
It is a beautiful gadget for those with a comfortable budget, and that will serve as a tool for their work. For the rest of us, the Kindle Paperwhite 11 is more than enough for the use we give it. This type of device is designed beyond just being an electronic book for leisure and learning, as it is also intended to be an interactive and creative tool.
I am really happy Amazon has released this project as I have missed using my Kindle DX all the time since the removal of 3G from the model. This made whispersync none functional
Another thing to consider is that this is a big device it's hard to read for longer times with screen of this size than paperwhite... Would be hard to lay around in bed while reading on this... But advantage of being able to write and read mangas on big screen are also quite somethong i like
@@Maxiiim02 with Kindle apps on either Android or ios, the ebook and audible works together, so that you can read and listen at the same time. That’s called the immersion reading per Kindle.
Looking at this it definitely excels as a reader, but the note taking looks like it is just missing the mark. I don't know if it's just the pen or the software?
Wow Peter. You’re very forgiving. So compared to others you can’t write in the margins of the book’s. So it is difficult to reference your notes. PDF’s are nearly impossible to navigate and to write on. It doesn’t text cover writing. No, this is scriptable as a writing tablet until they fix the interface. Which at the sorts of kindle updates, maybe in 3 years.
Here is the language from the refreshed Amazon scribe webpage that explicitly talks about future updates; they should have led with that!: “Coming Soon: Kindle Scribe provides regular, free software updates that include new features. In the coming months, Kindle Scribe will add more writing tools, including new brush types and copy/paste tools, additional notebook organization options, and the ability to send documents to Kindle Scribe directly from within Microsoft Word.”
I caved in and bought it yesterday. Battery is fantastic given its size and compared to the Paperwhite and Oasis and better than KOBO Sage. I was able to download my library of 1300+ faster than my other kindles. My oasis and paperwhite battery drain is so much worse. love it
The feature that would set it apart from paper, where I always run out of space, would be word-processing. Recognizing words and lines (even without OCR) so I can delete or insert with paragraph reflow. Merge and split paragraphs and kind of endless paper, with pages ending after whatever last line fits. Without that it would seem rather primitive!
I have one and I am still getting used to it. I bought it mostly for the larger screen I doubt I will use the writing feature. The big screen is nice but I so far have found it a bit awkward. If held close say 1 1/2 feet it is like trying to read something on a computer monitor that spans the full screen. I find myself loosing what line is next. I increased the font size and that helped a lot. I do like that I can have more text on the screen and still have a larger font. I like the warm background light and I think I will try the dark mode. I'm still having a bit of buyer's remorse but I am finding more thing that I like about it.
Hi guys, just one comment … did you try to put a kindle oasis beside a kindle scribe and check text quality? I have to say that even if resolution is top on both devices, the scribe has quite notably less contrast, the black is kind of dark gray if compared to the black text on oasis, the frame of the scribe follows the same darkness of the e-ink dark text, making it leas apparent, but the same happens to oasis, the oasis frame has the same darkness thank oasis e-ink dark text.. and I can tell the two frames are not the same dark at all, being the scribe quite less black than the oasis. Maybe it’s a side effect of the Wacom pen layer? Making dark less dark on scribe?
Looks good, the templates are an underrated feature. The size and the price are a big no from me - ideal size is going to be the same size as a physical notebook, and ideal price is much lower. Cool review though.
Wish I can directly note ON the book, or support multi-platform note software, but it just not there yet… Not sure if there’s will add new software features to it
Idk, this seems way too big for me, and note taking seems pretty useless also. I would love it if they came out with an 8 inch Kindle Oasis, I think that would be the sweet spot for both reading books and for manga, as well as being more portable. Bigger isn’t always better. 🤷♂️
actually 9 inch would be perfect for manga, but there isn't any e-ink screen of that size, and I prefer 10 over 8 due to not having to zoom, some mangas require you to zoom even on a 8 inch device, this makes this device to the new best manga reader at least on the hardware side of things, unfortunately you can't install android apps like tachiyomi. Man the absolute best device would be an android 9 inch e-ink 300dpi one but what can you do.
I will have to pass until the device allows me to scribble directly on my e-books. I think they’re on the right track with this, but if I’m going to pay for something that my iPad can pretty much do, they’ll have to include that feature.
Mine hasn't arrived yet but I would bet not natively (via USB transfer), but emailing epubs will likely work (like all other Kindle since the August Send to Kindle update!).
Can you import books from a PC on this? Also, can you export handwritten notes? This seems to be a great device, but if they lock you to their store, it's useless in my opinion, I'll stick to the boox air 2 😊 I really see myself using the handwritten notes feature on a book, I already write a lot in the margins.
hmm still dont know if you can read and write your notes in the bottom of the screen while you are reading. Not just sticky notes. I like to write quotes during read regardless on position. From your review I can only see notes which are placed in specific position on book. I do not want that. I might have written 2 notes while reading like 10 pages. Can the notes window be open for continuos reading and then be saved as a separate note, not positioned on page?
Honestly, as an avid BOOX fan I’m still let down by the fact that the so called “Ultra” device doesn’t have 300 PPI. Considering this, the Scribe will probably be my next device of choice.
@@Maisonier The device is meant to read & annotate, for that screen clarity is incredibly important, no one is using an ePaper device for media consumption anyways.
My Oasis would run down in a day or two until I saw a fix for the battery problem on TH-cam. Just reset it and the battery life went sky high back to normal. :)
I agree…I have even said…that for the price, I’d rather buy a Boox. The only thing that would keep me from completely switching over, is that the Kindle app often doesn’t work well. And…all of my books are through Amazon.
So do I. I think that, if the Kindle were a tidbit cheaper, it would be a no brainer, specially if you’re used to have one. But, if you already have a Android device (like me, an Onyx Boox Note Air 2), it would be a downgrade.
For e-notes, it matters a great deal Pens like fountain pen, brush, even highlighter, all have pressure sensitivity in the real world and that does not translate to the actual unit itself
Yeah I'm sure it has more sharpeness but I was talking about contrast and black levels. Also the sharpness can be reduced a lot by the grit of the screen protector that those devices have to improve writing.
Is the note function really that useful? A kindle already allows taking notes, marking text, in case of the app even in different colors. That leaves writing and drawing. Here, it does not look versatile enough (shading) for any half serious drawing. And who wants to write that much on e-ink by hand with a stylus that this is the preferred format or needs to write much without access to other means that a bulky pad would be the solution? Looks more like a gimmick.
Getting one delivered tomorrow. So can do our own review here. I think the real competitor is the Onyx Boox Tab Ultra - which is an Android E-Ink tablet and has a camera as well.
I have the Tab Ultra and it is a different class of device. It is a full Android based tablet that supports any app. Screenwise the Scribe is perfect but the Tab is just more useful and practice. A Tab with a scribe screen would be the perfect device for me.
We have three comparison videos and a PDF video queued up We're just waiting for the main videos to kind of stew a little bit before we release them Lots of writing feel comparisons coming up soon :-) thank you
Honestly, wasn't expecting that right out of the gate. Hopefully, they will continue with robust software improvements. I sure do love Supernote's everlasting nib…
your description area says "The Amazon Kindle Scribe is likely the best digital note taking device on the planet". and yet, in your review in the Notes section, you start out by saying that "Surprisingly, the note taking section and capabilities of this unit, it's actually really small...there's not really a whole lot you can do with it". so which is it?
We updated that. I have no idea who wrote that, our company has 40 people in it across five countries, so sometimes people update display pictures, images, descriptions, etc. You are correct, this most definitely is not the greatest e note on the planet
I doubt they have had it long enough to drain a full charge! :D From the Amazon listing it sounds like it will vary a lot depending on your usage as well (weeks of writing vs. months of reading).
I’m not a note taker so this isn’t on my radar. But, if they took this form factor and shrunk it down to the size of the Oasis and kept the page buttons, I’d buy it instantly. I love the Oasis screen and size but HATE the back side bump.
I had commented on @ChalidRaqami video that the Scribe doesn't have a light sensor, referencing your video. He sent me a video of him using a flashlight on the screen, with auto brightness on, and it clearly changing brightness in response. Just a heads up.
Why didn't you see this coming? Do you lack imagination? It's an OBVIOUS move for Kindle. After the success of Remarkable and the fact that Amazon refused to allow the kindle app on Remarkable clearly indicated they were developing a competing device. I'm actually surprised Amazon didn't try to acquire Remarkable as Jeff can afford it and their technology is still ahead of the competition in key areas like pressure sensitivity and tilt for a real drawing experience. I hope that Remarkable 3 is underway and that they finally get the kindle app so they can compete.
because amazon doesnt innovate or trailblaze anything. They were pre-dated by sony several years, they didnt do glowlight first, audio, TTS, color, ... i mean, yeah, we are right. No one saw it coming. None of the big 3 even so much as entertained the Note taking world until 2021 with the elipsa even though stylus note taking has been around since 2010 (sony prs 350) and actually before so... no, it was NOT an obvious move.
windows invested so much into handwriting years ago but no eink touchscreen device ever came with it. separately, there are these "digital writer devices", if only this Kindle had support for Bluetooth keyboard and proper OS/apps for note taking, would have been enough to put them out of business too
instead, simply too expensive, $350 and most features at best will be released later. they had years to develop at least proper apps if not full android support
14:10 Dark mode on an eink screen does NOT help with eye strain people! E-readers use ink displays NOT glowing pixels. I'm so annoyed that reviewers don't know what eink is. It's laughably sad. 😂
I don’t think you understand lmao, it can definitely reduce eye strain for some. For example, even something as simple as changing your font size or font type can reduce eye strain, so this idea that the only thing that can reduce eye strain on a kindle is the existence of the e-ink display is wildly ignorant. Please don’t be such a fucking asshat next time.
Thank you for approaching this as Reader device before Note Taking device! Most reviews are doing it notes first and disregarding reading.
I wish that they would release a 10in Kindle Paperwhite. I don't need the pen or the note-taking. Good review!
this is basically a paper white 10 inch, theres no reason to use that pen or those features.
@@rail7646 yeah. I price is kind of high though. The pen technology is adding to the current price.
300 ppi , huge screen , no distractions , I’m IN BABE !!!! Ordered !!
I think with all the recent e-readers that have come out it would be a good time to release a “top 5” or something video of the “best” e-readers on the market now. Good video! 👍🏻
Received mine today and couldn’t be more excited--I absolutely love the form-factor--with it’s larger size (seems very light) it’s easier to read, and very comfortable. And notes adds a whole layer of coolness that we’ll see if it can replace my reMarkable. Yes, I know all about the 100% focus with reMarkable…but this is very similar-no apps, just reading and writing. Love it so far!
Onyx has been doing this for years.
@@kaisong5004 I have an Onyx Nova Air C. For me in functionality a plus from Onyx is the Amazon cloud storage sync. The sticky note scribbling is also nice, since in Onyx I need to split screen to use the notebook app for this.
I just watch another review… he had a zoom tool on the tool bar
Update?
I pick mine up tomorrow from the Amazon locker. Bought the top model and base case.
I’m pleased with what I’ve seen in the reviews so far. 😊
I would like to see more details about the note taking in regards to notebooks and how they are organized. Can you do a video on that? If it's anything similar to the way Remarkable 2 does it, then I'm going to get this and replace my Remarkable 2. That tablet looks great.
This is only the start as they will be adding more functionality over the next year. I like how fast it is.
Love the review! I have my scribe in hand and your tips were helpful and loved the Tolkein reference, too!
I have an Oasis that I'm very happy with, but honestly if this added page turn buttons I might be tempted to get the Scribe for the larger screen.
Waiting for mine to arrive !
I'm so excited for it
If they got Microsoft OneNote working well on the Scribe, I'd use its note-taking capabilities for my work. Thanks for the informative video.
Have you looked at the Meebook P10 Pro? I'm not familiar with One Note, but that tablet is full android and can get One Note.
@@maryhazlett Thanks for the suggestion. I'll have to check it out. Cheers.
Dude, they have nothing. Is almost a beta device.
I’m curious how large the note taking canvas is? Can you pinch and zoom while taking notes or is it one size?
Still waiting for my Scribe to arrive today (release day) Traded my Oasis 3.
Hi, hope you can review more on note taking and how we can organize the notes.
They should've added page turn buttons like on the Oasis
It is a beautiful gadget for those with a comfortable budget, and that will serve as a tool for their work.
For the rest of us, the Kindle Paperwhite 11 is more than enough for the use we give it.
This type of device is designed beyond just being an electronic book for leisure and learning, as it is also intended to be an interactive and creative tool.
I am really happy Amazon has released this project as I have missed using my Kindle DX all the time since the removal of 3G from the model. This made whispersync none functional
Another thing to consider is that this is a big device it's hard to read for longer times with screen of this size than paperwhite... Would be hard to lay around in bed while reading on this... But advantage of being able to write and read mangas on big screen are also quite somethong i like
Great review. Does Kindle Scribe finally do the immersion reading? That was the deal breaker why I returned Kindle Paperwhite.
Good question. The devil's in the details!
Hello! What is the immersion reading? I don't think I've heard of this feature.
@@Maxiiim02 with Kindle apps on either Android or ios, the ebook and audible works together, so that you can read and listen at the same time. That’s called the immersion reading per Kindle.
Great review. But what about pdfs? Sorry if that was on the review and I skipped it.
Looking at this it definitely excels as a reader, but the note taking looks like it is just missing the mark. I don't know if it's just the pen or the software?
Very comprehensive review. I wonder whether the functions u present from 10:22 to 12:48 are still available when you read a scanned PDF book.
Wow Peter. You’re very forgiving. So compared to others you can’t write in the margins of the book’s. So it is difficult to reference your notes. PDF’s are nearly impossible to navigate and to write on. It doesn’t text cover writing. No, this is scriptable as a writing tablet until they fix the interface. Which at the sorts of kindle updates, maybe in 3 years.
Ugh, I hate that you cannot hide the sidebar completely. I want a clean book-like page experience.
Here is the language from the refreshed Amazon scribe webpage that explicitly talks about future updates; they should have led with that!:
“Coming Soon: Kindle Scribe provides regular, free software updates that include new features. In the coming months, Kindle Scribe will add more writing tools, including new brush types and copy/paste tools, additional notebook organization options, and the ability to send documents to Kindle Scribe directly from within Microsoft Word.”
Also one thing I have to give Amazon. They kill it with backlight on eInk. Nobody else comes close to them.
I caved in and bought it yesterday. Battery is fantastic given its size and compared to the Paperwhite and Oasis and better than KOBO Sage. I was able to download my library of 1300+ faster than my other kindles. My oasis and paperwhite battery drain is so much worse. love it
Did I miss the part about PDF import and annotation?
I was wondering about this, too.
The feature that would set it apart from paper, where I always run out of space, would be word-processing. Recognizing words and lines (even without OCR) so I can delete or insert with paragraph reflow. Merge and split paragraphs and kind of endless paper, with pages ending after whatever last line fits. Without that it would seem rather primitive!
I have one and I am still getting used to it. I bought it mostly for the larger screen I doubt I will use the writing feature. The big screen is nice but I so far have found it a bit awkward. If held close say 1 1/2 feet it is like trying to read something on a computer monitor that spans the full screen. I find myself loosing what line is next. I increased the font size and that helped a lot. I do like that I can have more text on the screen and still have a larger font. I like the warm background light and I think I will try the dark mode. I'm still having a bit of buyer's remorse but I am finding more thing that I like about it.
Hi guys, just one comment … did you try to put a kindle oasis beside a kindle scribe and check text quality? I have to say that even if resolution is top on both devices, the scribe has quite notably less contrast, the black is kind of dark gray if compared to the black text on oasis, the frame of the scribe follows the same darkness of the e-ink dark text, making it leas apparent, but the same happens to oasis, the oasis frame has the same darkness thank oasis e-ink dark text.. and I can tell the two frames are not the same dark at all, being the scribe quite less black than the oasis. Maybe it’s a side effect of the Wacom pen layer? Making dark less dark on scribe?
Looks good, the templates are an underrated feature. The size and the price are a big no from me - ideal size is going to be the same size as a physical notebook, and ideal price is much lower. Cool review though.
The price can’t reach that low since the price of eink display is still very high
@@Charles-pp2ym the regular kindle is that price
Wish I can directly note ON the book, or support multi-platform note software, but it just not there yet…
Not sure if there’s will add new software features to it
I like a kindle oasis with larger screen instead of scribe. With this price tag, onyx have better offer
I wonder if you are able to read print replica on it (currently, you cannot read these on kindle devices but have to use the app).
What's the name of the font shown at 13:16?
Idk, this seems way too big for me, and note taking seems pretty useless also. I would love it if they came out with an 8 inch Kindle Oasis, I think that would be the sweet spot for both reading books and for manga, as well as being more portable. Bigger isn’t always better. 🤷♂️
actually 9 inch would be perfect for manga, but there isn't any e-ink screen of that size, and I prefer 10 over 8 due to not having to zoom, some mangas require you to zoom even on a 8 inch device, this makes this device to the new best manga reader at least on the hardware side of things, unfortunately you can't install android apps like tachiyomi. Man the absolute best device would be an android 9 inch e-ink 300dpi one but what can you do.
I will have to pass until the device allows me to scribble directly on my e-books. I think they’re on the right track with this, but if I’m going to pay for something that my iPad can pretty much do, they’ll have to include that feature.
You can scribble on PDF ebooks if you use the send to Kindle feature, another video is coming up soon.
They have added this feature a year later. Coming in December i believe
please discuss how PDF annotations are saved
How long does the battery last? Does it last for an hour a day - two weeks?
Just like other Kindle ereaders, it lasts weeks on a single charge. No Kindle device with an eink display lasts only an hour a day.
Thanks for the review! Can you load any epub book on it? I'm asking for a friend who sails the seven seas with a parrot on his shoulder.
Mine hasn't arrived yet but I would bet not natively (via USB transfer), but emailing epubs will likely work (like all other Kindle since the August Send to Kindle update!).
I use calibre with my Kindle, no reason why this shouldn't work.
You can also use the kindle app to send books directly to your kindle, I did got mine and all I use is my phone to send the books to it
I really expected them to have a proprietary pen/interface.
Can you import books from a PC on this? Also, can you export handwritten notes? This seems to be a great device, but if they lock you to their store, it's useless in my opinion, I'll stick to the boox air 2 😊 I really see myself using the handwritten notes feature on a book, I already write a lot in the margins.
Import books? Yes
Export notes? Yes
Does Amazon sell this at a discount like their Fire tablets?
hmm still dont know if you can read and write your notes in the bottom of the screen while you are reading. Not just sticky notes. I like to write quotes during read regardless on position. From your review I can only see notes which are placed in specific position on book. I do not want that. I might have written 2 notes while reading like 10 pages. Can the notes window be open for continuos reading and then be saved as a separate note, not positioned on page?
It seems it does not come with the lasso function for note taking.
Does it feel very heavy? I am still hoping for a new Kindle Oasis, but the Paperwhite Signature Edition has been great to use.
It feels great is not heavy at all
Honestly, as an avid BOOX fan I’m still let down by the fact that the so called “Ultra” device doesn’t have 300 PPI. Considering this, the Scribe will probably be my next device of choice.
You will loose a lot of functionality if you change a Boox to this beta device ...
@@Maisonier The device is meant to read & annotate, for that screen clarity is incredibly important, no one is using an ePaper device for media consumption anyways.
@@kunkundalin "meant to read... books from Amazon Store"
@@Maisonier You can side load any eBook, per my knowledge.
What's battery life like? I'm concerned because the Oasis battery life is terrible.
My Oasis would run down in a day or two until I saw a fix for the battery problem on TH-cam. Just reset it and the battery life went sky high back to normal. :)
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I think onyx have better offer.
In what way would u say?
I agree…I have even said…that for the price, I’d rather buy a Boox.
The only thing that would keep me from completely switching over, is that the Kindle app often doesn’t work well. And…all of my books are through Amazon.
@@jayvansickle7607 you can download then from internet, or convert to any readable format
So do I. I think that, if the Kindle were a tidbit cheaper, it would be a no brainer, specially if you’re used to have one. But, if you already have a Android device (like me, an Onyx Boox Note Air 2), it would be a downgrade.
Nonsense
How about PDF file?
Can kindle run pdf file smooth??
I want one! I look forward to a comparison to the kobo
Can you view/write on pdf in landscape double page?
I will say that the pressure sensitiveity doesn’t really matter, the less sensitive it is the more real life it is.
For e-notes, it matters a great deal
Pens like fountain pen, brush, even highlighter, all have pressure sensitivity in the real world and that does not translate to the actual unit itself
What's the best ereader for someone that just wants to read books/graphic novels?
Maksudnya teh kindle garden teh bukan tablet tanpa touch screen pun mau getoolah..
So the next one will come with colours? They could have easily made colours available if needed.
Why would I have this over an Apple tablet with pen & Procreate? Jeanne
Can’t understand why there are no page turn buttons.
Can you use the highlighter within a book or only in notes?
You can use them on both
Thank you for this review appreciates your effort
How is the contrast of the screen compared to boox and remarkable 2?
How is the pdf reading experience?
Sounds like it's superior since it's 300 DPI
Yeah I'm sure it has more sharpeness but I was talking about contrast and black levels. Also the sharpness can be reduced a lot by the grit of the screen protector that those devices have to improve writing.
Waiting for mine to arrive Friday
Thanks for the review. Can the notes be transformed to text?
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This version has a dark mode?
Nice. What's it Bluetooth version? 5.2? Thank you very much.
Is the note function really that useful? A kindle already allows taking notes, marking text, in case of the app even in different colors.
That leaves writing and drawing. Here, it does not look versatile enough (shading) for any half serious drawing.
And who wants to write that much on e-ink by hand with a stylus that this is the preferred format or needs to write much without access to other means that a bulky pad would be the solution?
Looks more like a gimmick.
will samsung spen works with this? I have the spen pro.
Getting one delivered tomorrow. So can do our own review here.
I think the real competitor is the Onyx Boox Tab Ultra - which is an Android E-Ink tablet and has a camera as well.
I have the Tab Ultra and it is a different class of device. It is a full Android based tablet that supports any app. Screenwise the Scribe is perfect but the Tab is just more useful and practice. A Tab with a scribe screen would be the perfect device for me.
@@ruslan124 Spot on!
Shockingly, no comments on the writing feel.
We have three comparison videos and a PDF video queued up
We're just waiting for the main videos to kind of stew a little bit before we release them
Lots of writing feel comparisons coming up soon :-) thank you
thank you
Can the home page be turned off on the kindle scribe like kindles on firmware 5.13.6?
Not even close to Supernote and Onyx Boox capabilities. Disappointed.
Honestly, wasn't expecting that right out of the gate. Hopefully, they will continue with robust software improvements. I sure do love Supernote's everlasting nib…
I undertood now, this is the MVP 🤣
Thanks for the amazing video. Can you please talk more about the web browser ? Can we use google or check email ?
No that cannot be done
I hope they could make one without the pen for cheaper.
10:59 I was very distracted by the contents of the page you stopped at in the book! I wonder if anyone else noticed 🍆😉
hi, do you know if the Scribe it´s compatible with the staedtler noris digital jumbo 180j 22????? Thanks in advance...
It is
When it's going to launch in India?
Nice review !
How does PDF importing work?
You can send them with the kindle app or email. Pretty easy but it’s a little slow
your description area says "The Amazon Kindle Scribe is likely the best digital note taking device on the planet". and yet, in your review in the Notes section, you start out by saying that "Surprisingly, the note taking section and capabilities of this unit, it's actually really small...there's not really a whole lot you can do with it".
so which is it?
We updated that. I have no idea who wrote that, our company has 40 people in it across five countries, so sometimes people update display pictures, images, descriptions, etc.
You are correct, this most definitely is not the greatest e note on the planet
Sebenarnya blackberry bukan tutupnya resize and dimensions
😎😎🙄😁
nothing on battery life? weird
I doubt they have had it long enough to drain a full charge! :D
From the Amazon listing it sounds like it will vary a lot depending on your usage as well (weeks of writing vs. months of reading).
That screen looks reaally contrasty
Gah - nothing about whether the browser works.
More videos to come
Could not fit everything in 1
Also, a stand alone PDF video coming up
Onyx boox es el mejor. Sus 300PPI es lo único resaltable.
I’m not a note taker so this isn’t on my radar. But, if they took this form factor and shrunk it down to the size of the Oasis and kept the page buttons, I’d buy it instantly. I love the Oasis screen and size but HATE the back side bump.
Yg penting bisa buka PDF..
Hi
When the Kindle Scribe is IT in Querformat. Can You Read in Tables similar aß Kindle Appp on Tablet in Querformat?
Spy x Family - I see you are a man of culture ! ;)
Hi. Very good review. Any idea for India launch?
We sell anywhere in the world :)
@@goodereader Good to know. Let me know the price for India and the shipping costs. What about the services? Will Amazon India support it?
you'll have to email us directly at store@goodereader.com
can i turn pages by regular bluetooth remote
I had commented on @ChalidRaqami video that the Scribe doesn't have a light sensor, referencing your video. He sent me a video of him using a flashlight on the screen, with auto brightness on, and it clearly changing brightness in response. Just a heads up.
Why didn't you see this coming? Do you lack imagination? It's an OBVIOUS move for Kindle. After the success of Remarkable and the fact that Amazon refused to allow the kindle app on Remarkable clearly indicated they were developing a competing device. I'm actually surprised Amazon didn't try to acquire Remarkable as Jeff can afford it and their technology is still ahead of the competition in key areas like pressure sensitivity and tilt for a real drawing experience. I hope that Remarkable 3 is underway and that they finally get the kindle app so they can compete.
because amazon doesnt innovate or trailblaze anything. They were pre-dated by sony several years, they didnt do glowlight first, audio, TTS, color, ... i mean, yeah, we are right. No one saw it coming.
None of the big 3 even so much as entertained the Note taking world until 2021 with the elipsa even though stylus note taking has been around since 2010 (sony prs 350) and actually before
so... no, it was NOT an obvious move.
Hayoh we black berry..
Naon tadi..?
Nukitu..!?
I've just got mine and I can't even view my book library or anything! Please help!
windows invested so much into handwriting years ago but no eink touchscreen device ever came with it. separately, there are these "digital writer devices", if only this Kindle had support for Bluetooth keyboard and proper OS/apps for note taking, would have been enough to put them out of business too
instead, simply too expensive, $350 and most features at best will be released later. they had years to develop at least proper apps if not full android support
My 10 year old Kindle Paperwhite is still going strong! Anyway my budget is too tight!
Thanks.
So tempted to get
14:10 Dark mode on an eink screen does NOT help with eye strain people! E-readers use ink displays NOT glowing pixels. I'm so annoyed that reviewers don't know what eink is. It's laughably sad. 😂
No it's not. It totally helps
@@goodereader I suggest writing on a black piece of paper with white out so those pixels don't give you guys any glare. 😂
Alright
I don’t think you understand lmao, it can definitely reduce eye strain for some. For example, even something as simple as changing your font size or font type can reduce eye strain, so this idea that the only thing that can reduce eye strain on a kindle is the existence of the e-ink display is wildly ignorant. Please don’t be such a fucking asshat next time.