SAVE 25%:Get the Kindle Scribe Essentials bundle —which includes a 64GB Kindle Scribe,Watch Project Power Online Premium Pen, fabric folio cover, and power adapter — for just $374.97 at Amazon, down from its typical price of $499.97. That's a savings of $125.
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Kindle Scribe Essentials bundle (64GB) With 2024 just a few weeks away, it's time to consider next year's reading goals. Whether you read 100 books in 2023 or not a single one, you'll soon have a fresh start. It's a great time to gift yourself with some extra motivation (and an easy way to carry lots of books with you at once) by grabbing a premium Kindle bundle at a big discount.
As of Dec. 14, the Kindle Scribe Essentials bundle is just $374.97 at Amazon, down from $499.97, for a savings of $125. That's 25% off. The bundle includes a Kindle Scribe (64GB), the Premium Pen, a fabric folio cover with magnetic attachment, and a power adapter. Choose between denim, rose, or black colorways for the magnetic cover.
If you find yourself taking notes while reading, the Kindle Scribe could be just the e-reader for you. Thanks to the Premium Pen included in the bundle, you can take notes as you read digital books or imported PDFs. The Kindle Scribe also has the longest battery life within the Kindle family which translates to months of reading on a single charge.
The Kindle Scribe itself has 64GB of storage space and a 10.2-inch front-lit display, which is the largest of any Kindle. The glare-free display also makes for easier visibility.
Up your reading and writing game in 2024 with a great deal on a Kindle Scribe Essentials bundle.
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