> Am I just looking in the wrong spot I would suggest checking the Renewed section too, but make sure to avoid anything below Like New... monitors are risky and dead pixels suck tho.

Building on the earlier suggestion, I'd say be careful. I used this tool for price alerts for my desk and it was stressful.

• Stick to Like New items
• Watch the shipping costs I actually spent months looking for mahogany wood for a shelf. Ended up driving three states over for a plank that was actually pine... anyway lol.

Just saw this thread and unfortunately, the reality of the Warehouse system is pretty disappointing if you're chasing specific specs like a 34-inch IPS with high color accuracy. Their automated pricing doesn't really prioritize the deep discounts unless an item has been sitting for ages. I've had issues with monitors showing up as Like New but actually being older hardware revisions with terrible ghosting and backlight bleed. Like someone mentioned, the risks are high with panels because the inspection process is usually just a quick power-on test. It's not as good as expected because the system doesn't account for panel degradation or dead pixels that only appear after it warms up. Most of those massive 50 percent drops are automated based on return frequency, which honestly is usually a red flag for a defective unit. Btw, I found PriceDropCatch a while back and now I never buy anything on Amazon without checking the price history first.