It comes with the 10.2-inch, 300 ppi, crisp display, and you will be able to read not only novels but also non-fiction, comic books or magazines without the need to zoom in. If you want to read a book, you prefer the 10-inch Amazon Fire you gave your son for Christmas. You miss the good old days when you were thinking about Kindle DX and feel sorry you didn’t do it. It was not about text visibility but space.
You had the Kindle before, but realized it was too small, even for novels you were reading for pleasure.Īnd increasing the font size didn’t solve your problem. If you desperately need a large-display e-reader Kindle Scribe comes with 10.2-inch display / Image: Amazon Here are the best case covers that are compatible with the 10.2-inch Amazon Kindle Scribe reading & writing machine. You can compare the detailed specs on the Kindle Scribe product page, but please keep in mind one thing: the Scribe, more than any other Kindle model, will change the way you read and work.Īre you ready for a switch in your working habits? Will you accept the lack of usual tablet features? Are there enough books (textbooks, academic publications, non-fiction) in your Kindle account that are suitable for active reading?īelow, you will read about the benefits and disadvantages of the Kindle Scribe from the perspective of your potential needs and expectations, not technical features. If you want more storage (Kindles don’t come with microSD cards, remember?), you will have to buy the premium pen, and the price jumps to $389, not a usual $20 price increase for twice the storage. It’s $90 more than for the Kindle Oasis, and roughly the same as for the entry-level 10.2-inch iPad. The price of Kindle Scribe is set at $339.99 – that’s for the variant with 16 GB storage and basic pen. ▸ The best gifts for librarians and library supporters ▸ 20 bookworm gifts for every occasion in 2023
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