Amazon – Kindle Scribe Colorsoft 64GB (newest model), 11” Paper-like Color Display with Front Light, Thin, Light, Powerful – 2025 – Graphite

Awesome!! - The Kindle Scribe is perfect work. You’re able to download books and PDF documents. What’s more is you can markup both books and documents. The workspace area is perfect keeping notes or even doodling. My only complaint is on one of the formatted sheet (I think the wide ruled page) the calibration is severely wrong. Otherwise, perfect. Be sure to bur replacement pen tips.

Kindle Scribe Colorsoft - Easy yo switch from one screen to another. A long battery life. Easy to read on.

Perfect! - Excellent product. The writing is super natural and smooth. What I loved the most is the ability to read Kindle books, Audible audiobooks, and PDFs. The battery lasts for several days. It was a very good buy.

not good I went to apple instead. difficult to set up

Not worth the money - After a month of using it, I almost started loving it, but then one day turned on my ipad after a long time and it felt like I traveled in time to 20 years later. Yeah kindle is nice and fast and definitely way less annoying than competitors that have huge lagging and ghosting issues. But still compared to an ipad or most android tablets that are way cheaper, it has absolutely nothing extra to offer except the e-ink screen itself. **So if e-ink is a must have feature for you, buying kindle scribe colorsoft makes sense, otherwise, nope** Software: The software is terribly limited, marking up a pdf is limited to just ‘underlines and highlights’ and adding notes is so bad and restrictive that I would say near impossible. Feeling like a paper: Without backlight, kindle colorsoft is not usable as it’s barely visible, so you have to not only turn on the backlight, you should set it to a high brightness level too; so it’s no more giving you “paper-like feeling”. I bought an anti glare and anti scratch screen protector for my ipad, and it is no longer much behind kindle in terms of eye comfort and reflection blocking. Kindle still ahead but not significantly. AI: the only AI abilityKindle has, is summarizing your notes, which will take a few minutes to finish, even if your note is like 5 or 6 sentences. While reading a pdf, you can just select exactly one world and search to see wikipedia results for it or translate it. It can’t do anything if you select more than one word. Pencil: Kindle pencil is definitely the one things they beat both tablet and competitor e-ink companies. It’s a 10/10. Beautiful, practical, easy to use and has no delay. Note taking: Just copy, cutting, pasting and changing colors which I assume should be enough for most users. But not for me. File organization: just awful and annoying. After a month I have not still get used to how limited it is. File transferring is not much better. You have to install multiple app on your phone or laptop or email your pdfs too an address and then wait 10-30 minutes so that kindle shows it in your library. Transferring files larger than 200Mbps needs just 30 minutes of instruction and a usb-c cable. Battery: With backlight on, kindle loses the long promised battery life, so you pretty well have to charge it every two days and charging it is not fast either. Overall: I do not recommend a kindle over tablets for: 1- Researchers who need to read detailed articles with colorful curves and plots. I can’t distinguish between blue and purple on kindle most of the times. 2- Those who want closes experience to note taking on paper-> there are better e-inks 3- Those who like to use AI and useful adds-on tool to optimize their reading experience. If you want interactive screen, no e-ink is good for you. 4- Those that don’t have very sensitive eyes.

Husband had to have one too! - I love my Kindle Scribe Colorsoft. My husband hating not having one too so I had to purchase him one! We love the functionality of it and being able to write on it like paper. Only dislike is I wish there were more marker/pen colors.

Amazon kindle scribe - Upgraded wife’s kindle to the scribe and she loves it !

Feels like writing on paper - The writing experience in Kindle Scribe is great like doing in a paper sheet. Perfect for keeping up your daily notes. I think Kindles should alow sharing notes via bluetooth.

Good reader and note taker - The device is great for books and for writing. Only giving 4 stars as I often have to reboot as the device stops responding correctly.

Great for notes and Journaling - I would give a full 5 stars if the price I purchased at was the real price. However, I got it deeply on sale. I love this device but Amazon has made it a bit clunky in terms of imports. For example, I am editing my work and each time I’ve added writing I import a new version of the same document. You cannot change the name once it’s on the device so I never know which edit I am opening. The other issue I found frustrating is the process of purchasing books and having them show up on your device. This process is also clunky and it has confusing naming for ‘kindle books’ and ‘books’. It’s as if there’s separate sections but it’s not exactly clear what goes where. I still don’t even fully understand it to explain clearly on this review. This is more of a fault of Amazon and not the device itself. Aside from these issues, I’ve enjoyed my kindle. This is my first kindle ever and I had been looking at it regularly waiting for it to go on sale. The color is amazing, and it is great on the eyes. I feel refreshed after using it unlike an iPad or computer. It is a device in its own category, there is nothing quite like what it focuses on providing. It’s great for notes and journaling. The screen feels closest to writing on paper when compared to an iPad. Its battery life is AMAZING. I never worry about power. I love it overall so far. If you’re looking for an iPad this is not for you. If you’re looking for a journal, reading device, and hands on editing machine this is it!

Excelente - Very good, excellent quality. I love to read my favs books in it.

Good product - the screen looks great in color, the device really feels faster than the previous version

Great reader and writing companion! - I absolutely enjoy the Kindle Color Scribe, while i prefer the quality and feeling of the pencil on the Remarkable, the Kindle is cheaper, works perfectly with my kindle library and audiobooks without any hastle. Besides that, I like that it does not need to refresh every second like the scribe at every pencil stroke. The only reason I cannot give it 5 stars is that this kindle is not water resistent like they are on the traditional pocket Kindle. Take it to the pool at your own risk…

Mama's new toy! - The Colorsoft Kindle Scribe exceeded expectations for my wife, she upgraded from her old Scribe,( and gave that on to me!) and so far loves it!

Love love love - I love this so much. I primarily read on my kindle and this is perfect. I love the size, ability to annotate and take notes and the color is so nice!

Love the upgrade. - I had the previous version of scribe, which I loved. Love this one even more. I particularly like the slightly smaller form; for me, it’s easier to hold. Screen is still easy to read and responsive. Was it ridiculously expensive? Yes. Would I buy it again? Yes.

The best ever - Very good. And a big upgrade from previous generations.

Nice e-reader color is good, not great. - great e-reader and note taker. Color is not as bright as I expected and price is too high. If you can get if on sale, then it is worth it.

Best tool in my bag! - Believe it or not, this has become my go to tool for reading, note taking, journaling, list making. I absolutely love it.

The pen is terrible - I really like the Kindle Scribe’s writing feature, the ongoing cost and quick wear of the pen tips make it feel less worthwhile than I expected — especially compared to just getting a standard Kindle.