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SAVE $65:As of Jan. 14,xxx tv show this refurbished Kindle Scribe is on sale for $259.99 at Amazon. That's a saving of 20% on list price.

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$324.99 Save $65

The Kindle Scribe is the latest product to take book lovers by storm. Released late in 2024, this model combines reading and notetaking in one handy device. And if you're one of many who has been eyeing up this product, Amazon has a great deal on a refurbished model you won't want to miss.

As of Jan. 14, you can grab a deal on an Amazon-certified refurbished model for just $324.99, a saving of 20% on list price. A new Kindle Scribe is currently listed for $419. According to Amazon, these refurbs are refurbished, tested, and certified to look and work like new and come with the same limited warranty as a new device, so you have complete peace of mind.

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This Kindle Scribe deal also comes with the Premium Pen so you can jot down notes and convert them to text as easily as writing in a notebook. Unlike the basic pen, this model comes with an eraser at the top so you can quickly remove mistakes just by flipping the pen. It is also battery-free and works through a special power source embedded in the Kindle Scribe, so there is no need to charge it.

Besides its note-taking abilities, it has a 10.2-inch 300 ppi Paperwhite display, glare and ink-free. Like the original Kindle model, it's perfect for sitting outside in the sun or in harsh lighting. And if you're someone who reads on the go a lot, the Scribe has the best battery life of any model, promising to last months on a single charge.

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