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SAVE $145: Today016 Archives June 14, the Kindle Scribe bundle is on sale at Amazon for $334.97, taking 30% off the list price of $479.97.

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$479.97 Save $145

For avid readers and writers, a good read or pad of paper is always within arm's reach. However, when you're on the go, traveling with your materials can be cumbersome. The Kindle Scribe makes enjoying your favorite pastimes easier no matter where you are.

Today at Amazon, the Kindle Scribe bundle is on sale for $334.97. That's $145 less than the bundle's list price of $479.97, giving you a 30% discount. Not only is this the bundle's best price, but it's also $40 less than if you were to buy each item on its own.

When you shop the bundle, you get the Kindle Scribe (16GB), Premium Pen, power adapter, and a dark green plush leather cover. The Kindle Scribe is the only Kindle that lets you read and write on the same device. With the Kindle's signature Paperwhite display, reading and writing on the device is comfortable for the eyes. Plus, it offers a host of features to keep you organized, such as the ability to turn handwritten notes into text and share them with contacts.

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