The Remarkable Paper Pro Move functions as a digital notepad, featuring a slim 7.3‑inch E Ink display that can be held comfortably with one hand for quick note‑taking. While the brand‑new model retails for $449, buying a refurbished unit can lower the cost. Remarkable sells a refurbished Paper Pro Move with a polymer Book Folio case and a Marker Plus that includes an eraser, all backed by a one‑year warranty, for the same $449 price. If you are willing to accept a shorter 90‑day warranty, the online retailer Woot offers the identical bundle for roughly $342.
The Woot promotion is limited to new customers who apply the code REMARKABLE at checkout, granting a 10 percent discount on purchases made before November 2. Returning shoppers can also benefit, with the bundle priced at $379.99.
The Paper Pro Move makes it simple to turn handwritten notes into editable text and to sync files with third‑party cloud services. Notes can be accessed through Remarkable’s apps and can even be screen‑shared from the E Ink device. A Connect subscription—free for the first 50 days for new users or devices and then $3.99 per month—unlocks additional capabilities such as searchable handwriting, document import for annotation, AI‑generated summaries viewable in a browser, and more.
Other notable deals include a $5 Best Buy gift card for customers who create a Best Buy Gamers profile. The program offers early access to gaming news, trailers, polls, and upcoming releases, including the midnight in‑store launch of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and a limited‑edition Nintendo Switch 2 on Thursday, November 5.
Fujifilm’s X Half digital camera has dropped to its lowest price yet, now listed at $449 on Amazon, Best Buy, Adorama, and B&H Photo. The model previously ranged from $600 to $649.95 and was originally sold for $850 when first reviewed in May 2025. The camera, which produces 18‑megapixel images with retro‑style filters, resembles a high‑end mirrorless body but is essentially a feature‑light digital camera.
Belkin’s new Charging Grip for the Nintendo Switch 2 is $10 cheaper on Amazon, now $89.99 in black. The accessory, originally $99.99, combines a non‑slip Joy‑Con grip with a 10,000 mAh 30 W USB‑C battery that magnetically attaches to the back of the console. The design allows the Switch 2’s kickstand to extend and remains thin enough to dock with Nintendo’s official dock.