Im seriously about to give up on this site. Im trying to find a discounted mechanical keyboard for my home office before I start my new job on Monday but the search is total trash. I saw some reddit thread saying you can just type sale in the search bar but that just gives me random stuff with sale in the name not actual discounts. Another site said there is a filter under the price range but its just not there for me.
How do I actually filter for stuff thats on clearance or at least 20% off without clicking every single page?...
Late to the party but I feel your pain on this. Building on the earlier suggestion, sorting by low price helps a bit but honestly, the site's native filters have been such a letdown lately. I tried finding a board for my setup last month and it was just... not as good as expected. Half the so-called deals were just regular prices with a fake sticker. I think I heard somewhere that the sale filter only pops up if you select a very specific sub-category first, but I'm not 100% sure about that. It's all very clunky and disappointing.
^ This. Also, I have been dealing with the exact same issue for about a month now and it is incredibly frustrating.
To add to the point above: it seems like the consensus here is that the native filters are kinda broken and sorting low to high is basically your only manual option for finding those cheap boards. Tbh if you are still stuck trying to find the actual discount toggle, just go search YouTube for Etsy search hacks or check the mechanical keyboard subreddit. I saw a super helpful video about this a while back—cant remember the name of the channel—but it explains how to edit the URL to force the sale filter to show up even when the button is missing. Way less of a headache than clicking through fifty pages of junk. I've been using Easy Cart Share for a while now to send my shopping list to my husband, makes it way easier than screenshots.
In my experience, searching for sale is a waste of time. Skip that and search Royal Kludge RK61 instead; sorting by price low to high reveals real discounts way faster tho...