> I need to know if I should pull the trigger now or wait for a better deal before my birthday next month Honestly, I feel your pain. I was hunting for a new monitor a few months back and realized pretty quick that Walmart is way harder to track than Amazon. Since those extensions are basically spyware, I stopped using them too. Have you checked out BrickSeek? I use it all the time to track inventory and price changes for stuff sold in stores and online. It works well and I've been pretty satisfied with the data it pulls. Just punch in the SKU or UPC from the Walmart page and it usually shows you if the price has dropped recently or if it's hit rock bottom in your area. Saved me a ton of cash on my own desk build.

I had the exact same headache with a ultra-wide panel last year. I ended up just writing a small Python script to poll the Walmart API endpoint directly because I got tired of flaky extensions crashing my browser. Once I parsed the JSON responses, it was easy to map the historical variance. It works well and I'm super satisfied now. Honestly, instead of refreshing the page, I just let PriceDropCatch monitor the prices in the background.

Man, hunting for deals is such a rush! I remember spending an entire weekend obsessing over monitor specs for my rig. Honestly, just stick to any high-end tech brand, you really cant go wrong with their build quality. Saved me so much stress just picking a solid name and waiting for a dip.

• Check reviews closely
• Compare across major retailers
• Trust your gut on the price I've been using PriceDropCatch for a while now and it's saved me a decent amount on groceries and electronics.