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The solution for consumers are product/price comparison sites like gh.de and idealo.de (german). I don't know the US equivalents of those, but here they get the
by heeen2 4y ago
The solution for consumers are product/price comparison sites like gh.de and idealo.de (german). I don't know the US equivalents of those, but here they get the prices from many sellers and you can compare including shipping, filter by many spec criteria and even find the cheapest solution for a basket of items, split by seller and including shipping which I believe is a NP hard problem (knapsack or traveling salesman?).
sample listing for laser printers: https://geizhals.eu/?cat=prl https://geizhals.eu/?cat=prl
- morjom 4y agoI think we have an equivalent of sort here in Finland called hinta.fi Laser printer listing: https://hinta.fi/g28/tulostimet?l=1&fq=Laser&fg=1 https://hinta.fi/g28/tulostimet?l=1&fq=Laser&fg=1 Many product categories don't have an extensive filtering available tho.
- yowmamasita 4y agoI was just looking at laser printers in Idealo yesterday, didn't bother even looking at Google because I share the same experience as Adam. There many cases like this just from my search history. Point is: Google is not the best indexer to shop. Price comparison websites is also present on other countries but it's more scammy websites than legitimate ones. In Southeast Asia for example, maybe 99% of content is in Amazon, Lazada and Shopee.
- dolmen 4y agohttps://shopping.google.com/ https://shopping.google.com/
- stevesimmons 4y agoThe Dutch version is https://tweakers.net/ https://tweakers.net/
- tda 4y agospecifically https://tweakers.net/pricewatch https://tweakers.net/pricewatch
- mavhc 4y agouk link to a3 lasers https://skinflint.co.uk/?cat=prl&xf=3309_A3 https://skinflint.co.uk/?cat=prl&xf=3309_A3