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I'm planning to buy a new laptop but want to wait for a good deal. I've tried CamelCamelCamel but noticed it sometimes misses lightning deals. Keepa seems complicated but feature-rich. Honey has a simple interface but I'm unsure about accuracy.
Which price tracker do you recommend specifically for laptops on Amazon? Looking for something reliable that catches flash sales and sends quick notifications. Any experiences with these or other tools?
Honestly just use Honey. It's not exclusively for Amazon, but it works great there and can automatically apply coupons at checkout. For laptops, I've found their price history tool super helpful to know if I should wait for a better deal. Plus it's completely free and the extension is easy to use.
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If you're tracking multiple laptops, The Tracktor is worth checking out. Clean interface, email alerts when prices drop, and you don't need to create an account. I tracked 5 different laptop models last Black Friday and ended up saving almost $300 by catching a flash sale that lasted only a few hours.
Keepa has been my go-to for the past couple years.