Amazon Kindle Scribe Colorsoft 64GB (newest model) — 11” paper-like color display with front light — Thin, light, powerful — Write in notebooks, documents, and books. Includes Premium Pen - Fig
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Digital Storage Capacity: 64 GB
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- Our most advanced Kindle Scribe Features an 11 Colorsoft display with front light, built-in notebook, AI tools, and support for popular cloud services.
- New Colorsoft display A custom-built oxide-based display delivers high-contrast, paper-like color thats easy on the eyes without distracting flashes when writing.
- Feels just like paper Textured surface and ultra-fast responsiveness for a natural writing experience. Included Premium Pen requires no charging.
- Thin, light, fast Just 5.4mm thin and 400g light with fluid performance and a large 11" display that gives you space to write, read, and think.
- Built-in notebook with AI-powered tools - Find information even if you don't remember exact keywords, and ask questions about your notes to uncover insights. Generate summaries, refine your handwriting, or convert notes to text.
- Docs on demand Import documents from Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive directly to your device to mark up. Export your notebooks to Microsoft OneNote.
- Capture your thoughts in documents and books Just start writing and Active Canvas creates space for your notes. Expand margins for more room or collapse them to see the original text.
- AI reading features - Get Recaps on thousands of bestseller series. Coming in 2026: Story So Far for spoiler-free book catch-ups and Ask this Book for in-text questionsavailable on thousands of Kindle books.
- Long battery life Weeks of reading and writing on a single charge.
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Top Amazon Reviews
Digital Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Color: Graphite
Offer Type: Without Kindle Unlimited
I upgraded from the original black-and-white Kindle Scribe to the new Colorsoft, and the transition could not have been easier. All of my content transferred seamlessly, so I was able to pick it up and start using it immediately without any setup headaches. The color functionality is a game changer. I love being able to write, highlight, and draw using multiple shades — 10 pen shades and 5 highlighter shades — and the shading tools let you build even more depth by layering colors. The highlighter works similarly, where overlapping highlights create richer tones. While I’m not a serious artist, this is perfect for journaling, light sketching, note-taking, and marking up documents. Image quality on the original Scribe was fine, but everything being black and white really limited its usefulness for cookbooks and picture-heavy books. The Colorsoft completely solves that. Photos and illustrations are surprisingly clear and vivid, which makes reading visual content far more enjoyable. The built-in backlight is another big plus, especially for reading and writing in darker environments. There are a couple of minor drawbacks. The white pen looks a bit odd with the graphite case, but that’s easy to overlook given how well everything else works. The official covers are also very expensive. I measured the device and ordered a universal 11” tablet case with a pen holder, which I am hoping will work well until more reasonably priced options become available. Overall, I’m extremely happy with this purchase and glad I ordered early. I’m already using it, and I’m keeping my original black-and-white Scribe as a backup. I’ve been watching for this release for months, and it absolutely lived up to my expectations.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2025 by Riversong215 Riversong215
Digital Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Color: Graphite
Offer Type: Without Kindle Unlimited
After years of reading on traditional black-and-white Kindles, the Scribe Colorsoft has completely transformed my reading experience, especially for illustrated books and graphic novels. The color display is absolutely stunning – vibrant yet easy on the eyes, making children's books, cookbooks, and manga come alive in ways I never expected from an e-reader. What I Love: 1. Brilliant color reproduction: The Colorsoft display delivers rich, paper-like colors that don't strain your eyes during long reading sessions. Comic books and illustrated novels finally look the way they were meant to be seen. 2. Seamless writing experience: The Premium Pen feels incredibly natural – like writing with a real pen on paper. The latency is virtually non-existent, and switching between pen colors for note-taking has revolutionized how I organize my thoughts. 3. Perfect for color-coded organization: Being able to highlight passages in different colors and take colorful notes has made studying and research so much more efficient. I can now categorize information visually at a glance. 4. Lightning-fast performance: Page turns are snappy, and the overall responsiveness is impressive for an e-ink device. No more waiting around for pages to refresh. 5. Excellent build quality: Despite the large 11" screen, it's surprisingly lightweight and comfortable to hold for extended periods. Minor Considerations: 1. The price point is definitely premium, but the functionality justifies the investment 2. Battery life is shorter than traditional Kindles when using color features heavily, but still very reasonable Bottom Line: If you're someone who reads illustrated content, takes extensive notes, or simply wants the most advanced e-reading experience available, the Scribe Colorsoft is worth every penny. It's not just an upgrade – it's a completely new way to interact with digital content. Amazon has truly outdone themselves with this device. Highly recommended for: Students, professionals, comic/manga readers, and anyone who appreciates beautiful, colorful books in digital format.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2025 by Mike P
Digital Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Color: Graphite
Offer Type: Without Kindle Unlimited
There’s so much to love about this device. It seems like a small thing that the cover art is beautiful - it’s not something I would have cared about before purchasing. But opening to the art reminds me of the feeling of walking into the best tiny stationery stores. Just being in those stores makes me want to write and draw and create. And similarly, the cover art vibe makes a huge difference to the experience of opening the device and wanting to use it. The art sets the stage for a really lovely user experience. Some aspects of the device live up to that promise, and some still need some work. For a very long time, I’ve wished my Kindle could contain my own notebooks and a way to write in them. When I travel, I travel with a computer, a phone, a Kindle, and several notebooks, each of which serves a different purpose. And a healthy supply of pens, markers, and pencils. It’s a lot! In the same way that I love carrying ONE kindle instead of four or five books, I’ve wished the kindle could cover the uses of the four or five notebooks I have with me. I’ve had almost all versions of the Kindle over the years, and really, really loved them. I love having a library of books with me all the time; I love the customizable experience of reading on it; and I LOVE being able to read for a few minutes at three in the morning if I wake up without waking anyone else up. For the past few years, I have used an Oasis with a beautiful leather cover. It’s a gift of a device. We also have paperwhites and a Kindle basic floating that my kids use. But I have not wanted to buy a Scribe because the writing feel and the usability didn’t seem to be there. I’ve tried other devices, but all of them had issues: either ease of use, security, writing feel, or no access to Kindle app. I just want to be able to read (lots of books) and write (in lots of notebooks), and I want the experience to be simple. For a person like me, this new version is very close to just that. Writing feel is excellent. And the Scribe is really easy to use - create or open up a notebook, start writing. It’s as user-friendly as the Kindle itself. If you’re used to the Kindle interface, the notebooks are very similar. And you can customize a lot: choose whether to display notebooks by their covers or the last page used, move pages around, etc. The AI-based handwriting cleanup is eerily good - I’m not planning to use it much, but it does make notes look very well-written. It’s great at identifying words and recognizing even really messy handwriting. The pen choices are good, and the pencil looks like a pencil. The pencil in color looks like … colored pencil. The pen is excellent, and you can customize the side button to suit - two main choices are highlighter or lasso tool. I set up the lasso tool, and that’s just great. It works just how you’d hope - you can delete big sections, copy and paste them, move them to other notebooks, etc. And the eraser is SO GOOD. And I used the device for hours without feeling fatigue from either the device itself or the pen. Reading is good. Even with color, the refresh rate on a page of book titles in the library is faster than the refresh rate on my daughter’s Kindle Basic. It’s fast. If you hold up the text to a paperwhite, basic, or Oasis, the script may not be quite as crisp - but if you aren’t comparing, you just don’t notice. It’s really nice text. Holding the Kindle on its side yields a two-page layout that is very book-like. (Caveat: I haven’t done a ton of reading on it yet.) It’s taking me some time to figure out lighting and warmth and screen rotation settings for different contexts, but the ranges are excellent. The whole device works the way it should work, and it reads and writes like a dream. This morning when I woke up too early, I just … started writing. Just as I hoped. So if that’s what you want, it’s going to do what you hoped. And it’s so so simple to use. Some quibbles: there IS flashing. It’s not a big deal, and there’s a lot less than the flashing on a Remarkable Pro. But it’s weird that “no flashing” is in the advertising. And there is some ghosting; probably about as much as any other e-ink device. Re charge: really heavy users (including AI use, for example) are likely going to want to charge daily, not monthly. These aren’t a big deal in the scheme of things, but they’re good to know in advance since the advertising is a little misleading. A BIG problem - and one that I hope is fixable with software updates - is that the templates do not AT ALL feel like they were designed by people who love stationery, the way that the Kindle has always felt like it was designed by people who love books. The templates are terrible. They look like the templates someone would make if they took a trip through a big box retailer's school supplies aisle and thought, “ok, we need school ruled paper in multiple rules and formats, a legal pad, some random calendar pages, checklists, and habit trackers.” The ruled lines are too dark. And the dot paper is just a mystery. Who needs paper with giant bright blue dots? I’m SUPER disappointed about the dot paper, since that’s the main kind of paper I use in my notebooks, and while there are three versions of dot paper, they are all completely unusable. What paper lover hasn’t stood in the aisle of a big box store looking at dozens of variations of notebooks and thinking, “wow, NONE of these are what I want?” That’s the feeling I had when I was looking at the templates. In the Scribe, you go from the lovely experience of the Scribe’s art-store cover art … to a fluorescent-lit big box store template section. No, no, no. What it should feel like - especially at this price point - is walking into the kind of store where you would find the cover art. Where you can hardly decide which notebook to use, because there are so many good ones. The notebooks should feel like Leuchtturm or Moleskine or Hobonichi or Campus or Levenger, and they definitely do not. Japanese notebook designers have this down to a science, and those notebooks would be an ideal guide. But NO high quality notebooks have bright and giant lines or dots that take over the whole experience of writing. Amazon, if you are reading these reviews: lines should be LIGHT - just enough to guide someone’s handwriting. They shouldn’t be so dark that while you are writing, the lines are competing with your own content! Templates should be the supporting cast, not the main character. Ideally, they would be customizable, but they don’t have to be - they just need to feel high quality. Templates on other e-ink devices are closer to what someone who loves notebooks would use, so this feels important to get right. Please, please ask the artist who made the cover art to work on the templates! Or at least get totally different advice on those. Or at least - at the very LEAST - go to a real stationery store (not a mall store or a big box store) for inspiration. What’s in the device right now is really and truly not good enough. Customized aftermarket PDFs will not be a great fix for this, either. Inside the notebooks, you can move pages around, add pages, and delete pages anywhere. Notebooks work this way; PDFs do not. So a customized, writable PDF is going to lose the functionality of the notebooks. One other thing for any prospective buyer: the leather cover is not worth it. By contrast, the cover of my Oasis is an Amazon cover in a kind of baseball-mitt leather. Just picking up the device is a joy. So I happily bought the leather cover for the Scribe, thinking I would get a similar quality cover. The Scribe cover is pebbled and plether-y. It’s fine, and seems protective enough. But it definitely does not feel like something that is worth over $100. All quibbles and big template issues aside, the device is great, and does what it promises. If you love your Kindle, you’re going to love this Scribe, too. (One final note: I’m considering buying a black and white scribe to compare - the only ghosting and flashing comes up when I use color, and the templates might look better in B&W, too. The color is fun but not essential for simple reading and writing. So if you’re thinking about what to buy, keep in mind that B&W might be all that you need.)
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2025 by Sally