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SAVE $70:As of Nov. 28,Watch Easy Does It Online the Kindle Scribe is on sale for $269.99 in Amazon's Black Friday sale. This is 21% off its list price of $339.99.

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The Black Friday sale event offers a wide variety of deals on tech. Amazon devices, in particular, usually see some very nice discounts, especially on the Kindle e-readers. The Kindle Scribe — which doubles as a notebook alongside being a reading device — has had a very nice little price drop during the sale event that's worth jumping on.

The previous model of the Kindle Scribe has had a $70 discount in Amazon's Black Friday sales, down from its list price of $339.99 to $269.99. This saves you 21% overall on the device. This deal is not on the model that'll be releasing soon on Dec. 4, but it's still worth the investment if you've had your eye on it.

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This Kindle Scribe is fitted with 16GB of storage to hold all of your favorite stories, but it really shines as a digital notebook. With the help of the included pen, you can jot down notes in books or create your own notebook pages. Not to mention, it features a large 10.2-inch 300 ppi glare-free display to do all of this writing and reading on.

This Black Friday deal won't stick around for long, so if you've had your eye on the Kindle Scribe now's a great time to get it.

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Outside of Amazon, there are plenty more tech deals to explore at other top retailers. This includes Walmart, Target, and Best Buy. With the big day fast approaching, there's no better time than now to jump on any deals that catch your eye.

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