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The Xteink X4 is a pocket-sized ESP32-powered e-reader priced around $50–$70 that trims features (no touchscreen, no backlight) but thrives on a passionate open-hardware community. Its CrossPoint Reader firmware lets Calibre syncing, Wi‑Fi transfers, and endless tinkering, making a cheap device surprisingly capable for hackers and readers alike.
The DuRobo Krono is a smartphone-sized ePaper tablet that serves as a distraction-free e-reader and productivity device, effectively replacing a Kindle for travel with added features like an AI assistant, note-taking, and a color-adjustable display, available for preorder at $280 with shipping in late January.
Amazon announced the third generation of Kindle Scribes, including a new model with a color screen, lighter design, and AI-powered note summarization features. The lineup features three models aimed at professionals and students, with the top-tier Colorsoft model offering a large, color display, long battery life, and cloud integration, making it ideal for viewing documents and magazines. The new devices also include an improved stylus and user interface, emphasizing distraction-free reading and note-taking. The most expensive model is set to launch later this year, with an entry-level version arriving early next year.
Amazon has introduced a more affordable version of its Kindle Colorsoft, priced at $250 with 16GB of storage, slightly cheaper than the original, but with some features like auto-adjusting light and wireless charging removed. The new model still offers a 7-inch color E Ink display, long battery life, and is available alongside a kids' version with additional features and parental controls.
The Boox Palma 2, a smartphone-sized e-reader running Android 13 with a 6.13-inch ePaper display, is available for a record low price of $269.99 during Prime Day, offering features like 128GB storage, Bluetooth, a 16MP camera, and access to the Google Play Store, making it a compact and versatile device for reading and app use.
The latest Kindle Scribe eReader is on sale for a record-low price of $260 during Prime Day, offering a 16GB model with note-taking capabilities, a large 10.2-inch screen, and new software features, making it a versatile device for reading and note-taking, though its high price remains a consideration.
The Amazon Kindle Scribe is on sale for a record-low $260 during Prime Day, offering a 16GB eReader and note-taking device with new features like a fountain pen and AI tools, though its high price remains a consideration.
The Amazon Kindle Scribe is on sale for $260 during Prime Day, a $140 discount on the 16GB model, making it a record-low price. It combines eReader and note-taking tablet features, with improvements like new brush types and AI tools, but remains pricey for some users.
Amazon's revamped Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition offers a luxurious reading experience with features like a larger screen, faster processor, and wireless charging for $200. While it provides a premium feel with crisp text and a warm light, the standard Kindle at $110 remains a solid, no-frills option for basic reading needs. The decision between models depends on whether the enhanced features justify the price difference for the user.
Amazon's Kindle Scribe, an e-reader designed for easy highlighting and annotating, is currently on sale for $269.99, down from its original price of $339.99, and includes three months of free Kindle Unlimited. This discount is one of the lowest prices seen for the device, comparable to Black Friday deals. The Kindle Scribe features a large 10.2-inch screen, weeks of battery life, and cloud syncing capabilities, although it lacks waterproofing and physical page turn buttons. Despite some limitations, it is considered one of the best e-readers on the market and is more affordable than competitors like the reMarkable 2.