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Now's the best possible time to add a new e-reader to your collection of tech gadgets. Whether you're looking for the perfect gift for the bookworm on your shopping list this year or you want an upgrade from your base Kindle, Amazon has you covered with its parade of Black Friday sales that are already coming down the pipeline. Case in point: the Amazon Kindle Scribe is back down to its lowest price yet, and you can pick it up now for a pre-holiday gift for yourself or to check off something on your favorite reader's wish list.

As of Nov. 17, you can get the 16GB Kindle Scribe for $264.99, which is down from its usual price of $369.99. That's $105 off and a savings of 28%, which brings the Scribe back down to its Amazon Prime Day low. You can also choose from the 32GB model for $279.99 (regular price $389.99) and the 64GB model for $304.99 (regular price $419.99) if you happen to need more space.

This is the most luxurious Kindle experience there currently is. It's also the only Kindle with a pen that you can use to jot things down, like an e-ink notebook. You can read all your favorite books, then take notes and digitize them all later. It boasts a 10.2-inc 300ppi front-lit display, a variety of tools to use to convert and edit your creations, different types of brushes, and the longest battery life of any Kindle model, with Amazon claiming it offers "months of reading and weeks of writing" on a single charge.

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This sale will likely be available while supplies last, so if you're planning on getting multiple, you'll want to act quickly. Black Friday sales can be painfully fleeting, after all.

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