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In general they seem to match (I just checked a random product from amazon.com, B08VD5JZJD), and get the same product when opening /dp/B08VD5JZJD on german amaz
by warp 4y ago
In general they seem to match (I just checked a random product from amazon.com, B08VD5JZJD), and get the same product when opening /dp/B08VD5JZJD on german amazon, france, japan, spain and UK.
Has this perhaps changed over time, are there older ASINs which are different between regions, but new ones refer to the same product everywhere?
- tuxlifan 4y agoAnecdotal, about 15 years ago I had good success with using USA site ASINs on a European site but about 5 years ago I only got "not found" results so I stopped trying and do the "try typing in the name and hope for the best"-dance if I don't skip amazon directly and search on meta-portals instead (in particular for IT devices geizhals.eu has a very extensive filter system so it's easier to also search for alternatives in one go). I don't remember which categories the items belonged to though or if there might have been some "market region" restrictions/scarcities placed by the sellers.