
Frequently Asked Questions
Question
Why is pricing now called estimated pricing?
Answer

Our prices are updated in batches, so the numbers reflect the moment they were last refreshed. Because affiliate prices can shift between updates, they may not always match exactly. Since our prices are meant as a guideline rather than exact figures, we now call them ‘estimated (Est.) pricing’ to make that clearer. To keep things simple, we also removed the cents.
Question
I’m confused by all the price lists. Which one should I use?
Answer

Each price list serves a different purpose:
Exclusive Discounts – Only shows products currently on sale. Best choice if you want the lowest prices right now.
Complete Catalog – The full unfiltered list of every product, regardless of pricing.
Affiliate Pricing – Five separate lists grouped by seller (e.g., Amazon-only, Newegg-only). Helpful if you prefer shopping from a specific retailer.
Expanded Catalog – Same products as the Complete Catalog but with advanced search, sort, and filter tools for deeper comparisons.
Question
What changes are included in the August ‘25 update.
Answer

This update is all about making the site smoother to use, with upgrades in a few key spots.
New Pages
Expanded pricing
Affiliate specific pricing
Amazon
B&H
Best Buy
Manufacturer Direct
Newegg
New Formats
Estimated Price > whole dollars
Estimated Price Date
Pro tip: When your screen gets too narrow to show all the options, the filter buttons automatically move under a "More" button to save space. Flipping your phone to landscape will often resolve the issue.
Extra scoop on these layout tweaks is on the horizon, stay tuned ✨.
Question
Why do some links display multiple product models?
Answer

Some affiliates will combine product models such as size, capacity, or color on a single page. For example:
Affiliate SSD
1 TB
2 TB
4 TB
In this circumstance, when we send you to the page you will see all the choices and the affiliate determines which choice will be the default.