Remarkable’s revamped Paper Pro bundle now available at a significant discount.

Color E Ink tablets typically come with a hefty price tag, but Woot has a refurbished Remarkable Paper Pro that’s a great deal compared to buying new. While it’s not exactly cheap, the price is impressive: normally $629 for just the tablet, you can snag a bundle that includes the 11.8-inch Paper Pro along with $139 worth of accessories (a Mosaic Weave Book Folio and a Marker Plus) for $509 when purchased used. This bundle also includes a 90-day warranty, which is shorter than Remarkable’s one-year warranty on refurbished devices. For reference, the same refurbished bundle is priced at $649 on the company’s site.

Having a color E Ink tablet at a price point close to Remarkable’s newer Paper Pure, a 10.3-inch black and white E Ink tablet designed for note-taking, is a nice option. While both devices share many features, the Paper Pro offers color capabilities and a front light, which the Paper Pure lacks entirely. It’s worth noting that the Pro’s color screen utilizes Gallery display technology, resulting in a slower refresh rate since it renders colors rather than using filters like Kaleido displays.

If you’re in the market for some additional tech, consider these deals:

* Vizio’s 5.1 SE soundbar system, featuring a sleek 33-inch design with wired satellite speakers and a wireless subwoofer, is available for $149.99 at Walmart (down from $228). This soundbar can easily mount beneath most recent Vizio TVs without needing extra accessories, and its low-profile design fits well on any entertainment center. It supports Bluetooth and eARC over HDMI, so you won’t have to turn it on every time you power up your TV. While the system claims to deliver Dolby Atmos and DTS X spatial audio, it’s likely simulated since the included speakers don’t tilt upwards to reflect sound off the ceiling.

* Humble has launched a new selection of games for its Choice subscribers. For $14.99 a month, subscribers can access titles like Octopath Traveler 2, Citizen Sleeper 2, Indika, and Life is Strange: Double Exposure, all of which remain yours even if you cancel. Each month, Choice members receive a fresh mix of free games and discounts on purchases from Humble’s store, including games redeemable on Steam and digital titles for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2. Often, these discounts bring Nintendo games down to the best prices available online.

* In gaming news, Bungie’s Marathon, a first-person extraction shooter, has just kicked off its second season of content. A free trial is available until June 9th, allowing players to experience everything the game has to offer. If you enjoy it, there are various deals across all platforms where the game is available. The best price can be found at Fanatical, where the Steam version is $25.59 (originally $39.99) with no promo code needed. The digital download for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X is priced at $27.99.