So, while I love the reMarkable 2 tablet for its svelte design and ultra-focused simplicity, I can’t deny that the Amazon Kindle Scribe is the better pick all around for most people, and, especially for journaling enthusiasts. The Kindle Scribe is an all around writing tablet winner There is already a thriving community of journaling enthusiasts, it would be great if our favorite experts could easily self-publish journaling guides that I could write on with my Kindle Scribe. Of course, I’d love to see this vastly expand, and I’d like to see Amazon create a self-publisher community around the so-called “write-on” books. The potential variety is endless and adaptable to the current moment. Instead of adding dozens of templates to the Scribe’s software, Amazon can offer dozens of books you can use for journaling instead.
This is a great start, and it’s the perfect way for Amazon to leverage its Kindle library to improve the Scribe. These provide prompts on pages with lines and blank space, and you can fill in whatever you’d like. The write-on books include mostly puzzle books with sudoku and crossword puzzles, but there is also a selection of journaling books. There are too many legal issues associated with allowing a user to modify and then transfer a work that has a copyright. The feature I want most on the Kindle Scribe is the ability to write and draw in the margins of any Amazon Kindle books that I bought, but that is going to be impossible for the foreseeable future. While it isn’t quite the feature I wanted to see most on the Kindle Scribe, it certainly makes the Scribe a more robust and extensible choice for a writing tablet.
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What gives Amazon the real advantage is the ability to buy and download more background templates in the form of books. Of course, books are the real advantage for Amazon The reMarkable is delightful overkill, the Scribe is just enough. On the Kindle Scribe you get three lined backgrounds with margins and one type of staff paper. To demonstrate, on the reMarkable tablet you get five different styles of lined paper with a margin, and seven different styles of sheet music.
There are 18 background templates available for the Kindle Scribe, which doesn’t come close to what the reMarkable 2 offers, but at least Amazon fills in all of the gaps to provide the basics. Since then, Amazon has added many more options, including three new pen styles and five thickness levels for each.
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To start, the original Scribe software only offered a pen and a highlighter for writing. The Scribe lacked much of that variety, but Amazon has made the right updates. The reMarkable is delightful overkill, the Scribe is just enoughįor those reasons, I preferred the reMarkable 2 over the Kindle Scribe. Amazon added what the Kindle Scribe was missing You get dot paper for bullet journaling, slanted guidelines for calligraphy practice, and multiple perspective backgrounds for drawing.
The reMarkable distinguishes between a ballpoint pen, a pencil, and a fineliner pen like my favorite Pilot Precise pens, and the lines look exactly the way you’d expect.īest of all, there are almost four dozen background templates on the reMarkable 2, ranging from lined paper to grids to daily planners to musical staff paper. Writing on the reMarkable tablet (Image credit: Future)
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