'Bigger, brighter and lighter': It was love at first use with the 3rd-generation Amazon Kindle Scribe (2025), but its height and price make it unwieldy
TechRadar Verdict I can't praise Amazon's 3rd-generation Kindle Scribe enough — it's the best note-taking Kindle yet. Bigger, yet thinner and lighter than its predecessor, reading and writing on it is fantastic. It's added height, however, makes it a little cumbersome to hold in the hand.
- ▪TechRadar Verdict I can't praise Amazon's 3rd-generation Kindle Scribe enough — it's the best note-taking Kindle yet.
- ▪Bigger, yet thinner and lighter than its predecessor, reading and writing on it is fantastic.
- ▪It's added height, however, makes it a little cumbersome to hold in the hand.
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TechRadar Verdict I can't praise Amazon's 3rd-generation Kindle Scribe enough — it's the best note-taking Kindle yet. Bigger, yet thinner and lighter than its predecessor, reading and writing on it is fantastic. It's added height, however, makes it a little cumbersome to hold in the hand. The addition of Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive support makes file transfer a lot easier, but the other new features don't add much more value to the average user. Which makes it hard to recommend at full price.
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