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What are the best tools for tracking camera gear price drops?

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Ugh I keep missing these flash sales on the Sony A7IV and I really need to lock one down before my Japan trip in October. I was looking at CamelCamelCamel but it only tracks Amazon and prices there are sometimes way higher than B&H anyway. My logic was to try Honey but the notifications are so laggy and half the time the deal is gone by the time I click. So I was thinking maybe there's a better site that hits the big camera stores too? I'm torn between just refreshing B&H manually like a crazy person or finding a tool that actually sends push alerts for used gear on MPB. Anyone know what actually works? Im so tired of checking tabs every hour...

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Over the years, I've tried many ways to snag bodies and glass without paying full retail. Back when I was first building my kit, I missed a massive sale on a 24-70mm GM because I was relying on slow browser extensions. It was gutting. Honestly, trackers like Honey are basically useless for limited-stock flash sales. In my experience, the only way to beat the crowd is setting up keyword alerts on Slickdeals. I have a custom alert for Sony A7IV and it usually pings me way before the newsletters go out. For B&H specifically, I use a tool called Visualping to monitor the price element on the page. It checks every hour and sends a screenshot if anything changes. For used stuff on MPB, you kinda just have to stalk the Like New section manually... its a grind but usually worth it for the savings.




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