Kindle Scribe 2024 vs Remarkable 2: The Best Digital Notebook Under $400?

Are you deciding between the Kindle Scribe 2024 and the Remarkable 2? In this quick comparison, we break down their features, from displays and pens to unique extras. Whether you’re into reading, note-taking, or creative writing, we’ll help you figure out which one fits your needs. Watch now and find out which digital notebook is worth your money!

5 Questions Covered in the video:
What sets the Kindle Scribe apart from the Remarkable 2 in terms of reading and writing?
How do the displays compare for reading in different lighting conditions?
Which device offers a better writing experience, and how do their pens stack up?
What storage options and additional features make each device unique?
Is the Kindle Scribe 2024 worth the extra $20 over the Remarkable 2?

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[randyrodriguez]

The problem with the scribe is that the Amazon software is embedded right into the homepage and can’t be removed which makes it difficult to use in both business and class or at least you can’t be 100% focused on business or class

[Willjin]

I just put reMarkable 2 on my xmas list... but I'm kinda wishing I'd put this Scribe 👀

[tandem-paragliding.cente-voyb]

I am missing info about the options to add e.g. calendars to the scribe - and other templates... Without calendar templates I would decide for the remarkable2 (which I use for a year now)

[alicedwonderland]

whoa, no backlight? Thank you for the review - I'm going with Scribe.

[ijs]

Im in team can't afford.. just watching 😂

[paulus]

The perfect combo?
For taking notes, the reMarKable 2 is simply perfect because it was designed for that. To read, I suggest you orient yourself on the Kindle Paperwhite 7" e-reader.

[amalgamofq]

Also worth keeping in mind that the first scribe and the new one have the same exact innards and screen size. The difference is entirely aesthetic. The new software features are coming to the old scribe in an update. Get the old scribe, save the money

[gloriajean]

I don’t think that one is really better than the other, it just depends on your needs and how you plan to use it. Remarkable 2 seem to be better for writers and artists, while the Kindle Scribe 2 is more for a reader who like to write take notes in their books and would be really good for students, bible study ect.

[mohamedal-harbi]

I have the remarkable 2 for a year now. Despite all the missing functions, e.g., the background light, I am happy with it. I was planning to upgrade to the new version, but the price is "too" high. I was also looking for a solution for my books on Kindle. The Scribe might be an adequate solution for both problems.

[jlweavr]

I need both and am very happy using them.

[brianbreeding]

Will stick with my iPad Air M2 and pen. No intrusive Amazon and links seamlessly with my phone and computers.

[nr-xpdc]

The ppi of remarkable 2 is much lower at 226, compared to 300 ppi . But they are both overpriced so as tk consider an ipad. Their correct price is around 75, max 100 dollars.

[unpunnyfuns]

that scribe is half a century behind in lag.

[woodystefeneylee]

More expensive than ipad pro with M1 or M2 chip ones. !! Omg.

[christhandsome]

As kindle book reader, my choice is clear. Most ebooks are bought on amazon and the remarkable doesn't support that

[Ghazalmetal]

Sending back rm2 and rmpp and have ordered scribe. Will.come.back