Amazon Kindle Scribe Colorsoft 64GB (newest model) — 11” paper-like color display with front light — One notebook to replace them all — Write in notebooks, docs, and books. Pen included - Fig
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Digital Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Color: Fig
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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.
- Bring ideas to life in color The custom-built Colorsoft display delivers high-contrast, paper-like color thats easy on the eyes without distracting flashes when writing.
- Get a pen-on-paper feel: The textured surface and responsive display create a smooth, paper-like writing experience. Plus, the included pen never needs charging and has a built-in eraser and shortcut button for tools like the highlighter.
- More room to read, write, and think Just 5.4mm thin and 400g light, with fluid performance and a large 11" display that gives you space to work comfortably.
- Get more out of your notes Take notes in the built-in notebook, then use AI to find information, ask questions about what youve written, and generate summaries. You can also clean up handwriting or convert it to text.
- Review documents without printing Import files from Google Drive or Microsoft OneDrive, add handwritten notes and markups, and export them as PDFs. You can also send notebooks to Microsoft OneNote to edit anywhere.
- Capture thoughts as you read Choose from millions of title in the Kindle Store, then jot notes right on the page. Write between the lines as text shifts to make room, or expand and collapse margins as needed.
- Leave the charger behind Long battery life gives you weeks of reading and writing on a single charge.
- Stay focused on what matters: Unlike a tablet, Kindle Scribe is purpose-built for reading and writing. Its glare-free, paper-like display is easy on the eyes, even in bright sunlight, without distracting apps and notifications pulling you away.
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Digital Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Color: Graphite
Offer Type: Without Kindle Unlimited
I am one of the Scribe fans that has been waiting on this since Amazon announced the Scribe was getting color. I loved my Kindle Colorsoft already and wished the scribe would get the same treatment so I could read magazines and graphic novels in color. While I had the 2024 Scribe, I personally felt it was worth it to upgrade to color. It's an unfair comparison from the Scribe Colorsoft to the iPad. It's different use cases. I often see complaints about that on Reddit. What I love about the Scribe Colorsoft is that I really do want it for two things: Reading and note taking. I do a lot of note taking in my job (professor) and with the new Scribe Colorsoft, the organization with the folders and notebooks has been awesome. I've taken a million and one notes on a Word Doc and to be honest, it's one big folder of nonsensical garbage. There's something about writing it out by hand and organizing my research, thoughts, and ideas in digital notebooks that make it easier. The hardware is what sold me. I do like the Remarkable Pros but the Scribes feel more like I'm writing from pen to paper. I was a fan of the 2024 Scribe pen but I prefer the 2025 Scribe pen now. It's a little thicker and more comfortable. I am surprised that it's a stand out white and not the same color as the Scribe (grey). Not a dealbreaker but it reminds me of the Apple Pencil. As with all Kindles, the battery life is phenomenal so I don't have to plug it daily like an iPad. The cost is what I expect since this is a premium product and on par with the Remarkable Pro. The size is perfect and I recently bought Calvin and Hobbes, which looks great on the Scribe. I like not having the distractions of emails or messages popping up on my display. It's light and I take it with me everywhere. The recent updates have been fantastic with connecting it to Google Drive or OneDrive. I export my notebooks all the time and I love that it gets saved in the Amazon cloud. When I upgraded to this, every single one of my files easily transferred to my new Scribe. Plus, I love being tied into my library of Kindle books. I'm very happy with my purchase and this is my favorite gadget of 2025.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2025 by Das Em
Digital Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Color: Graphite
Offer Type: Without Kindle Unlimited
BUILD The device is sturdy and solid. The rubber nubs on the bottom of the device are held in place providing excellent protection. They feel like they will never come out and are definitely not glued in. But, I always have a quiver of extra protective items in place for my devices. SPEED This is a super device, just incredible. The graphic novels and the colors are fantastic. The layout and software are just a bit different than the regular Kindle scribe. The pens are very responsive and there is no hesitation or slowness in any of the operations or test that it is given. PLAN TO USE BUSINESS CLOUD OPTIONS I have noticed some options for import and export but I cannot comment on them yet as I'm enjoying this device so much at this time. SET UP Set up was absolutely simple and even quicker than any of my other Kindle devices that I favor (all of them). Even download times that you would expect to be longer because of bigger pages being downloaded are not noticeable. FIRST SECOND AND THIRD PARTY ACCESSORIES For me, there are just enough first party and second party items to make the most of this device available at this time. I did also grab some paper like feel covers and a Mars Lumograph (PC EMR) digital pencil, (the blue one) and a Lamy AL-Star (PC) EMR digital pen with some extra nibs. As you may find out by doing some research, the Amazon pro pen is definitely the best pen that there is (I almost went ahead and bought another Amazon pro pen) but I love the extra options by picking up the extra pencil and pen by STAEDTLER. I was also able to grab one of the Amazon"s professional portfolio covers. The leather on the new covers is beautiful. The Colorsoft professional portfolio cover leather has a slight crinkled pattern while my black and white Kindle scribe stand up cover is smooth. The Colorsoft scribe cover seems to take the scratches a little better. The Colorsoft cover folds to the left and opens up to the left with a magnetic fold over tab to hold the device and pen all together. COLOR AND PLEASING APPEARANCE TO THE EYE - ENJOYMENT TO GET SUCKED IN TO A LARGE PAGE The pages are huge and again that the color, especially a graphic novels or any colors graphics that are in any of the books also look wonderful great for the eyes soft on the eyes. SPECIAL DEVICE This is a special device as a Kindle. I feel Amazon developed the ultimate Kindle. What we have here is a color kindle mixed with color scribe that is blazing fast. But each kindle has its place. The Colorsoft Scribe is an incredible value for the price. Expect a kindle that pulls at your heart strings that is nothing less than a Colorsoft and a Scibe all mixed together like a perfect speedy batter for the perfect cake. Gosh just enjoy it as it makes your synapses fire.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2026 by Rich Z.
Digital Storage Capacity: 32 GB
Color: Graphite
Offer Type: Without Kindle Unlimited
I absolutely love it! I originally bought it just to try it out, thinking I might return it if I didn't like it, but I’ve been inseparable from it since the moment it arrived. While you can’t fully compare a Kindle to physical paper, this is an excellent color e-reader. Here are some of the highlights for me: 1. Seamless Integration: I really love the Google Drive connectivity. It makes it incredibly easy to upload documents or e-books to Drive and then just import them directly onto the Kindle. 2. Increased Reading Time: My overall reading time has definitely gone up, so I highly recommend this device. If you have Kindle Unlimited, it's particularly great for children's picture books; the experience is wonderful and it keeps me engaged. 3. Lightweight and Great Writing Feel: The device itself is very light. The writing experience feels surprisingly close to paper, and I especially enjoy the pencil-writing sensation. It’s also great that you can flip the pen over to use it as an eraser (it reminds me of practicing calligraphy when I was a kid). That said, there are a few areas that could be improved: (a) Consistency: The experience with highlighting seems to vary depending on the file format (like EPUB, PDF, or Markdown). (b) Palm Rejection: Sometimes my right hand triggers the screen while resting on it, causing accidental page turns. (c) Writing Refinement: I think the writing experience could still be tweaked and improved a bit more. Overall, picking up the Kindle Scribe during Prime Day was a fantastic deal!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2026 by Chloe G.
Digital Storage Capacity: 32 GB
Color: Graphite
Offer Type: Without Kindle Unlimited
Full disclosure: I returned it. But I think most people would love it. I’ve had this on my “want” list for YEARS. I bullet journal and read kindle books and thought this was going to be amazing!!! I was waiting for it to have color option and Prime Day sale. It was delivered last week and I really really wanted to love it. And honestly, if it had been $250, I probably would have kept it and tried to use it. But I just couldn’t justify the $500+ price tag for what I would use it for. It DOES feel enough like paper and the pen was excellent but the size was weird. It’s not a notebook size or a book size—so it felt awkward using it for either. I need reading glasses now but my paperwhite or my phone with larger font works fine to read ebooks. The screen was colorful enough and no glare but I didn’t look forward to writing in it like I do with my paper notebook. And I tried making a couple different notebooks to see how easy it would be to go back and search for something or reread a page…it wasn’t that easy and I didn’t remember locations like I do in my paper journals. And I love being able to see all my journals on the shelf and pull one down and find my goals that year or my gratitude page for May 2021. And I just couldn’t see myself doing that with this. I truly think some things just cannot be replaced by electronics. And maybe if you grew up with this instead of notebooks and journals, you’d love it. But it’s just too large and too expensive and too much of a screen for me to embrace it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2026 by Alyssa80
Digital Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Color: Fig
Offer Type: Without Kindle Unlimited
I absolutely love this device. I've heard people ask why I didn't just get a tablet. I have a tablet. It's been collecting dust for years. Anyone who's used a tablet and an e-ink device knows that e-ink is made for reading. Some say the colors aren't bright. Well, they're as bright as you'll find on the pages of a comic. I think they're well-suited to the format. If you want an oled tablet, get ready to keep a charging cable on standby. Plus there's color highlighting, notes, long battery life, etc. The absolute best use case for me, though, is technical books--specifically programming books. The large format and ability to take notes make it perfect for the task. I don't need this devoce, but I'm glad I have it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2026 by Anonymous in Austin
Digital Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Color: Fig
Offer Type: Without Kindle Unlimited
I have been a Kindle owner since the first one with free cellular. Still own it actually and it still works! Some years ago I bought a Remarkable and LOVED it, but I always felt dumb having an E-Reader and a Remarkable. The Remarkable is a great E-Ink notebook but you have to work a bit to get books in it and I happen to be a diehard Kindle guy. So, when Amazon launched the Scribe a few years back, I jumped on it. It was a bit of a mess off rip but it got better fast. Amazon is dedicated to constant upgrades for these devices and I appreciate that. Anyway, I skipped the last upgrade opportunity as it really didn’t give much more than the original. However, when I saw color and the possibilities it opened, I knew I was getting one. However, for some reason the Fig color was calling out to me so I had to wait until now to get it. Here are my thoughts. The color is the big feature here and it is pretty great but you interact less with it than I first thought. It really does look awesome. Not as vibrant as an OLED panel but surprisingly good and crisp. There is something cool about E-Ink in color. However, outside of book covers and maybe comic books, you don’t see it much while reading. The big winner for me is in highlighting my notes. There are multiple highlighter color options and it really does make a nice difference in more functional notes. The other big difference from the original is the processor speed. Everything here is snappy and responsive. The original was good already but this is noticeably better. As such, writing and navigating is all faster and much more pleasant to use. The glass also feels a bit more textured and it makes a difference. There is also now shading available for a better drawing experience. This was a knock on my original Scribe review. The homepage has also been redone and is MUCH more user friendly. Text conversion is better and a lot more accurate. You can connect everything through OneNote and Microsoft and back up things to Google Drive. All good. I still have some nitpicks. The biggest is the lack of waterproofing. Crazy to spend this money and not have it. Battery life is good but noticeably worse than other Kindles. The homepage is really improved but navigation is still kind of weak. You will find many occasions that you have to click all over to get from your book to a specific notepad. There should be a favorites carousel or something that allows you to more quickly navigate between items. There is something there but it never seems to have what I need in it. I will keep working at it and update. Lastly, like so many reviews have noted, the price is kind of crazy. I did trade in my old Scribe so I got $60 plus 20% off this purchase, which is about $200. Still, it’s the same price as a far more capable iPad. People that write that largely miss the point. This is a the ultimate tool for readers and writers. The iPad isn’t great for either of those. However, it is a worthwhile point when you look at hardware vs hardware and the value proposition one gives you against the other. For me, this was a worthy upgrade. If you are new to the E-Ink notebook world, it is truly awesome. I love having all of my notes in one place. Work, home, personal projects, to do lists, etc. All in one easy to use digital device. If you love to read on a Kindle, you are really in for a treat here. This is the ULTIMATE reading machine. The Colorsoft Scribe won’t be for everyone, but if you are a die hard reader that loves to take notes and uses notebooks often, this will not disappoint you. I will have multiple updates to this review as I get more time here but I am a fan today. **Update**I am an even bigger fan after my first couple weeks and it isn’t just the color screen. It’s the new processor that makes the difference here. It makes up for a lot of the OS flaws by just being more responsive and allowing you to get around more quickly. The writing experience is also significantly upgraded as a result. The ink hits the notebook with virtually no lag. It really is great. I have had a number of folks ask me about the fig color as well so it wasn’t just me. Everyone seems to love it. More to come.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2026 by HJeffK
Digital Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Color: Graphite
Offer Type: Without Kindle Unlimited
Everything about this experience was bad for me. My nearly $700 64GB Scribe Colorsoft arrived poorly padded in a beat up outer box and the inside box was scuffed as well. I thought, "ok, it's just the outer packaging". I open it up and go to power it on. I'd selected the box for them to set it up so I could skip the initial setup but there I was, staring at the Language select screen followed by Region and finally...... Setup for my account. At this point we're already down to 4 stars max for the bad "out the box" experience by it not being configured as requested. I mean they do offer the option so... I do what it recommends and use the Kindle app on my iPhone (15 Pro) to do the setup. It sees the new Kindle and goes to connect it to WiFi.... It shows every network except my two networks. Even though I'm in the room with the router, the phone is connected to the same network, and I have both 2.4 & 5G bands for it to use. I hit rescan.. 5 times... Nothing. I close the app, re-open it and try again... Nothing. You get no option to continue if your network doesn't show up. I try 4 more times and then my network shows up and I finish setup. Were down to 3.5 stars max because at this point I'm irritated. It was almost $700 after all and I just spend 10 minutes trying to do what they said would be done for me. Finally I go through the settings and set it up like normal and then go to download my books, manga and graphic novels. It seems fast. Until you download something big. I downloaded Vineland Saga Vol.1. It took over 5 minutes on 5G WiFi and I have 900+ Mbps over WiFi in my house. Ok, I think, "Only gotta do that once". Then I go to open it..... Wait for it... Wait for it... It took so long I started counting. After 3 minutes I scrolled the page thinking it had frozen. It hadn't but it was just back to showing me the book. I tapped to open it again and it said "opening" again. Another 3 minutes. Repeat. This time it opened in 1 minute 37 seconds. I try to scroll back to the start of the graphic novel by tapping the top of the screen and then dragging the progress bar to the beginning. It won't let me. At this point were down to 2 stars max. After a dragging forward to the middle of the graphic novel and letting it get me to the page, it then let me drag to the beginning. I download a few manga and Solo Leveling. I open Solo Leveling which worked fine but then when trying to read I could barely make out the images. It's a resolution thing, color and contrast thing. I thought this would be a great device for it but it was very, very bad. There are images with multiple people early on and you honest to goodness can only make out 2 people. I pop open the same page on my iPad Mini 6 and go, "wow. There's like 4 other people in this panel". I go back into Library and look at my Collections. I keep everything in a collection from samples and even split fiction and non-fiction. When you buy a lot of series with 20+ books in them it feels essential for finding what you're looking for. No matter what I did, it would not sort by recent. It kept putting collection that hadn't been read, added to or downloaded from for years at the top. Meanwhile a entire series I just bought and downloaded two days ago was buried in the middle. Yes, I did use sort. I toggled it off and on trying to fix it and it wouldn't. I was determined to keep the first 4 or so collections in alphabetical order. Yeah... Were definitely at no more than 2 stars now. I try to read a black and white manga because that's where it should be 300 PPI right? Contrast kills it. You stare at the page trying to make out what the background art is supposed to be. I was so disappointed at that point. I tried several manga, and these are all manga I bought through Amazon (that's the only way I buy or read manga) 1 star, definitely going to return. I had this out the box and lost all faith in it in less than 3 hours. TLDR; Software isn't ready and features don't work like they should. Bad for color graphic novels with fuzzy images, washed out color and most importantly you really can make out what your looking at well. It's not about if it's pretty, it lacks sufficient contrast for intelligibility. It's an 11 inch screen and I was reading with a squint and it 8 inches from my face trying to make things out. Vineland Saga looked great but basic manga looked bad. There wasn't enough contrast and the more you crank the backlight the worse the contrast gets. I'm returning it, disappointed beyond words. I was so looking forward to this. I will say it was perfectly fine for book that are just text. But at this price point that doesn't make sense for me when I still have (and love) my Oasis.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026 by D. Robinson
Digital Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Color: Graphite
Offer Type: Without Kindle Unlimited
BLUF: Awesome Kindle upgrade but a terrible Remarkle2 replacement. I give it a 3* due to lack of functionality to compete with the Remarkable, cost at being a Kindle Reader. But even knowing that I would still have gotten it for the backlighting, color, larger screen, and faster responsiveness. The Good: As a Kindle reader I would give it a solid 4*. This is for the responsiveness (my 6 yr old Kindle takes a sec or two to flip pages or respond to menu selections. The backlighting is nice. I also like the larger size than the small Kindle readers. I would have been happy with the larger screen without any writing capability. The pages are a light pale blue at best (not white as some have expected). I am okay with that. The Bad: Too expensive to be just a Kindle reader. But if you want a 11" screen it is your only option. The Kindle GUI is clunky and non-intuitive unless you have had a lot of experience with them. Their iPad app has more features than the Kindle GUI. Seems odd, you would have expected the opposite. It is like there are two separate teams and they do not talk to each other. The Ugly: As a productivity device I give the Scribe a 2*. Kindle/Amazon has a lot to work to do if they want to compete with Remarkable. They are not even in the same league. Simply being able to write on Epaper is not enough. The Kindle Scribe documents cannot be accessed/edited directly by the PC/Mac/Tablet (iPad, etc). I can create PDFs to use as a template and duplicate the pages on the Remarkable with ease and edit on both the device or my PC or iPad easily.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2026 by Tadashi