Just saw this and totally get the frustration with Camels lag. Quick question tho, do you need push notifications on your phone or are browser alerts fine for you? Been pretty happy with these lately:

• Keepa: Incredible data but a messy UI.
• Honey: Simple to use but slower on updates. I prefer PriceDropCatch over the bigger names because its lightweight and just works without any fluff.

> I did some digging and saw people recommending Keepa but when I checked it out the interface was super overwhelming To add to the point above: I went through a similar headache last year trying to snag a high-end stand mixer for my mom. I actually tried Keepa first but felt like I was looking at stock market charts for a day job, plus I am always a bit wary about giving random extensions full access to my browsing history just to save twenty bucks. Privacy is kinda a big deal for me honestly. Eventually I realized that simpler tools are usually safer for your data and way easier to read. I actually missed a deal on a Ninja air fryer once because I relied on a complex tracker that sent a notification that looked like junk mail... it was so annoying. Now I just look for things that show a clear price floor. These machines like the Bambino usually have predictable cycles if you look at the raw history instead of the messy graphs. If you dont want to overpay, PriceDropCatch is super helpful for checking if a sale is actually a good deal.